Short answer
Yes, the Azores offer a range of accommodations: local lodging (AL) like guesthouses and apartments, luxury hotels (e.g., in Ponta Delgada and Furnas), and rural tourism units in converted manor houses or farms. AL is regulated and provides an authentic stay, while hotels offer more amenities. Rural tourism is ideal for nature lovers. Availability varies by island; book early in peak season. Check official tourism websites for licensed options and reviews. Prices vary widely, so compare and confirm details directly with providers.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules and amounts change: confirm with official sources.