Grand Hotel Tremezzo
Tremezzo
Best for: Lakefront pools
Art Nouveau hotel on the western shore facing Bellagio, with a pool floating on the lake and Villa Carlotta next door.
Hotel map
Our 10 favourite hotels on Lake Como on one map, in Bellagio, Varenna, Tremezzo, Menaggio and Como town.
What is the best hotel on Lake Como? Grand Hotel Tremezzo, facing Bellagio across the water, and Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni in Bellagio are the classic choices. For a quieter village, stay in Varenna at Hotel Royal Victoria or Villa Cipressi; for easy trains to Milan, stay in Como town.
Every hotel below is on the map with its area and price level. Each one links to its own Booking.com page, so you can check prices for your dates.
Tremezzo
Best for: Lakefront pools
Art Nouveau hotel on the western shore facing Bellagio, with a pool floating on the lake and Villa Carlotta next door.
Bellagio lakefront
Best for: Luxury
Historic five-star hotel on the water in Bellagio, right by the ferry pier.
Blevio, near Como
Best for: Spa resort
Villa resort on the eastern shore just north of Como, with a lakefront pool and spa.
Varenna
Best for: Village stay
Lakeside hotel in the centre of Varenna, a short walk from the ferry and Villa Monastero.
Varenna
Best for: Gardens
Historic villa with terraced gardens running down to the lake, in the centre of Varenna.
Bellagio
Best for: By the ferry
Family-run hotel on the Bellagio lakefront by the ferry pier, with a terrace restaurant on the square.
Bellagio
Best for: Families
Family-run hotel above the village with a garden pool and lake views, a few minutes' walk down to the centre.
Como, Piazza Cavour
Best for: Location
On the square where the ferries leave, so this route starts and ends at your door.
Como, on the lake
Best for: Como base
19th-century villa on the lakeshore about 2 km from Como's centre, with a lakeside terrace and garden.
Menaggio
Best for: Budget
Budget hostel with lake views and private rooms, close to the Menaggio ferry.
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