Lake Como hotel guide. B&B Hotels hotel in Lake Como, Lombardy

"Nice stay. Gorgeous hotel"

"Great location for visiting Lake Como, good for escaping the crowds when it's busy. Very much enjoyed the view from our room. Right by the train station if you are travelling there by train from Milan"

"Welcoming, very helpful especially if it is your first time to Lake Como and you are trying to learn how things work like navigating the ferries."

"Beautiful hotel. Friendly staff allowed us to check in early and check out late. They even gifted my Fiance and I a champagne bottle. Room was beautiful clean and the views were amazing!"

"Amazing staff that cannot do enough for you, its a little out of the way with 4 restaurants nearby but the walk to them is not easy as there are few pavements on a windy road. But went to bellagio and varenna where its busier. I would recommend the hotel for a quieter location away from the busy crowds "

"One of the best hotels we’ve ever stayed at. Should be at the price we paid. Great amenities. Pool area n hot tub gorgeous. One thing I didn’t like was room service food. It was ok we did it twice n twice we barely ate the food. Rooms were impeccable and beautiful views from our balcony terrace. Staff very nice and helpful."

"We booked a superior room and unfortunately the room was located on the Ferry parking. There was no other room unless we spent 700$ extra for the 3 nights. We hardly slept that night. We insisted and got for the other 2 nights a room at the center of the building on same floor 2. Floors 3 and 4 have been renovated but the others need refurbishing. Location of the hotel otherwise is excellent and breakfast buffet delicious. Menaggio is charming"

"Very good location and right opposite to the ferry terminal. The bed was firm which was my liking. Everything was good. My only criticism was the lighting on the two sides of the mirror in the bathroom were way too bright."

"Nice and clean room, helpful staff, complete breakfast, nice rooftop terrace with bar and pool, close enough to walk to downtown."