Book Quinta Atlantis in Povoacao (Sao Miguel)

Quinta Atlantis is a restored former school building on the lush landscape of Azores. The pet-friendly hotel offers a resident donkey, goats, chickens, ducks, a dog named Laika, and a cat named Gaspard for guest interaction. Guests have access to a reading room, a games room, BBQ facilities, a sun terrace, a picnic area, and a shared lounge/TV area.

Each bright room has individual themed décor reflecting travel inspirations, parquet floors, and abundant natural light. Some rooms feature sloped ceilings with exposed wooden beams. A daily breakfast buffet is served with homemade cheese from the resident goats, eggs from the hotel's chickens, and locally sourced ingredients.

Children can play in a remaining classroom that still has ancient desks and chairs. The hotel provides kids' outdoor play equipment, board games, puzzles, and babysitting/child services upon request. Family rooms are available, and the spacious garden includes a children's playground.

The hotel is located in Povoação village, 10 km from the charming village of Furnas and 60 minutes by car from Ponta Delgada's João Paulo II Airport. Staff organize activities such as horseback riding, fishing, swimming with dolphins, whale watching, and walking tours. Nearby attractions include Terra Nostra Park, Lagoa das Furnas, and gorgeous black sandy beaches.

The hotel preserves its historical significance as a former school and offers on-site storytelling by the owners about its history. Facilities include accessibility options for disabled guests, designated smoking areas, and express check-in/check-out. Guests receive fruits, pet bowls, and pet baskets, along with daily housekeeping and luggage storage.

Pet-Friendly: Resident donkey, goats, chickens, ducks, dog & cat

Rooms: Themed decor inspired by travel destinations

Breakfast: Homemade cheese from resident goats & eggs from hotel's chickens

Children: Former classroom with antique desks & outdoor playground

Activities: Horseback riding, dolphin swimming, whale watching

History: Restored schoolhouse with owner-led storytelling