Hotels in Lake Como
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Lake Como's reputation as an area of outstanding natural beauty spans back centuries. The banks of this truly breathtaking deep blue lake are dotted with majestic historical buildings and charming villages, while magnificent tree-covered mountains loom in the distance. The sheer elegance of the place makes it a fantastic choice for a honeymoon or relaxing romantic getaway. If you're after a more action-packed holiday, the lake is also perfect for sailing, kite surfing, and water skiing.
Things to see
Spectacular Villa del Balbianello is one of Como's most iconic sights, thanks in part to its appearance in films such as Casino Royale and Star Wars Episode II. Dating back to 1787, this elegant villa boasts lush landscaped gardens, and is the perfect spot for a leisurely day out. Nearby Lido di Lenno boasts a lovely manmade lakeside beach, and a bar that transforms into a lively nightclub at weekends. On warm evenings, revelers flock here from all over Como to dance on the beach until the early hours. Villa Monestero is another architectural marvel, which sits amongst stunning botanical gardens full of exotic plants and trees. History and archaeology buffs must set aside time for a trip to Isola Comacina. This small wooded island is home to fascinating Roman ruins and Medieval structures, as well as an internationally renowned restaurant.
Hotels in Lake Como
There's an incredible range of accommodation in the Lake Como area, from cozy family-run guesthouses to opulent 5 star resorts. The finest Lake Como hotels are truly world class, offering every conceivable luxury. Expect full service health spas and fitness centers, palatial salons serving afternoon tea, marble bathrooms, and breathtaking lake views. There are also many mid-range hotels, providing fantastic amenities such as outdoor pools and landscaped sun terraces at more affordable prices. Backpackers and budget travelers are also spoiled for choice, with plenty of low cost hotels offering complimentary WiFi, drinks making facilities, and laundry services.
Where to stay
Como is by some distance the largest town in the region, and as such boasts a fantastic selection of bars, shops, and accommodation. With a population of over 80,000, the town bustles at all times of year, so it's a great choice if you're visiting outside of the summer peak season. Bellagio is the most popular lakeside resort, and arguably the most beautiful. Here you'll find palatial luxury hotels, winding cobbled alleyways, and jaw-dropping panoramic views. The stunning town of Menaggio is another perennially popular spot, with a thriving restaurant scene and elegant low-key nightlife.
How to get to Lake Como
Most visitors reach Lake Como via Milan, which is served by 3 major airports. Most long haul flights land at Malpensa Airport, while Linate Airport and Milan Bergamo Airport are used mainly for short haul flights from other major European cities. From Milan, you can reach Como by train in under an hour.
Lake Como's reputation as an area of outstanding natural beauty spans back centuries. The banks of this truly breathtaking deep blue lake are dotted with majestic historical buildings and charming villages, while magnificent tree-covered mountains loom in the distance. The sheer elegance of the place makes it a fantastic choice for a honeymoon or relaxing romantic getaway. If you're after a more action-packed holiday, the lake is also perfect for sailing, kite surfing, and water skiing.
Things to see
Spectacular Villa del Balbianello is one of Como's most iconic sights, thanks in part to its appearance in films such as Casino Royale and Star Wars Episode II. Dating back to 1787, this elegant villa boasts lush landscaped gardens, and is the perfect spot for a leisurely day out. Nearby Lido di Lenno boasts a lovely manmade lakeside beach, and a bar that transforms into a lively nightclub at weekends. On warm evenings, revelers flock here from all over Como to dance on the beach until the early hours. Villa Monestero is another architectural marvel, which sits amongst stunning botanical gardens full of exotic plants and trees. History and archaeology buffs must set aside time for a trip to Isola Comacina. This small wooded island is home to fascinating Roman ruins and Medieval structures, as well as an internationally renowned restaurant.
Hotels in Lake Como
There's an incredible range of accommodation in the Lake Como area, from cozy family-run guesthouses to opulent 5 star resorts. The finest Lake Como hotels are truly world class, offering every conceivable luxury. Expect full service health spas and fitness centers, palatial salons serving afternoon tea, marble bathrooms, and breathtaking lake views. There are also many mid-range hotels, providing fantastic amenities such as outdoor pools and landscaped sun terraces at more affordable prices. Backpackers and budget travelers are also spoiled for choice, with plenty of low cost hotels offering complimentary WiFi, drinks making facilities, and laundry services.
Where to stay
Como is by some distance the largest town in the region, and as such boasts a fantastic selection of bars, shops, and accommodation. With a population of over 80,000, the town bustles at all times of year, so it's a great choice if you're visiting outside of the summer peak season. Bellagio is the most popular lakeside resort, and arguably the most beautiful. Here you'll find palatial luxury hotels, winding cobbled alleyways, and jaw-dropping panoramic views. The stunning town of Menaggio is another perennially popular spot, with a thriving restaurant scene and elegant low-key nightlife.
How to get to Lake Como
Most visitors reach Lake Como via Milan, which is served by 3 major airports. Most long haul flights land at Malpensa Airport, while Linate Airport and Milan Bergamo Airport are used mainly for short haul flights from other major European cities. From Milan, you can reach Como by train in under an hour.
