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Hotel Belvedere

4.7 of 5 • 225 reviews
Cadenabbia
We love the history of five women in the same family running the hotel since the 1890's The staff was endlessly helpful and gracious -- they have restaurant recommendations, activities in mind and go out of their way to make it all happen. Read more
£204

Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni

4.5 of 5 • 178 reviews
Cadenabbia
Fabulous hotel! Our room had a great view of the lake. Food was great! Read more
£362

Hotel Du Lac

4.3 of 5 • 438 reviews
Cadenabbia
The staff at the hotel du Lac are lovely, warm and welcoming, especially the front desk team who made the stay very enjoyable. The room was always clean and tidy and breakfast was acceptable. Three things could/should he better though. First, th … Read more
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Hotel Bellagio

4.4 of 5 • 598 reviews
Cadenabbia
Good hotel with staff eager to help. Very enjoyable. Read more
£97

Il Perlo Panorama

4.4 of 5 • 301 reviews
Bellagio
Sitting eating breakfast Overlooking Lake Como was perfect. Large spacious family room looking down on Bellagio was excellent. Great relaxing location Read more
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Hotel Centrale

4.5 of 5 • 214 reviews
Cadenabbia
This is a nice place to stay only one block back from the Lake. The included breakfast was good and all staff were very friendly and helpful. Would stay again Read more
£99

Locanda della Maria

4.6 of 5 • 117 reviews
Cadenabbia
The hotel is definitely recommendable and I would always come back to this cute little place. Also the hotel owner Bruno is the nicest and most caring host I've ever experienced. All in all 10 out of 10. Read more
£72

Hotel Excelsior Splendide

3.7 of 5 • 318 reviews
Cadenabbia
Bland breakfast ,tea and coffee was awful,Food poor quality . Would be good to have a kettle in the bedroom to make tea , Read more
£85

La Limonera

4.6 of 5 • 63 reviews
Cadenabbia
Good overall. Glad we had air con! Check that both key cards work on arrival! Read more
£80

Residence L'Ulivo

4.4 of 5 • 45 reviews
Cadenabbia
Residence LÚlivo rents vacation apartments rather than traditional hotel rooms. The apartment are spacious and include a full kitchen but the furnishing and decoration are rather simple. It is an annex of a luxury hotel. The best thing about the … Read more
£92

 

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Visiting Bellagio

Bellagio is a small town on Lake Como, in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. Picturesque Bellagio is known as the “pearl of Lake Como” and visitors are quickly charmed by its cobblestoned paths, green-shuttered houses and enchanting gardens. The town is also famous for its stunning views that stretch all the way to the Alps. Lake Como itself is known for being one of the world’s most beautiful lakes, with key attractions being the elegant villas, historic churches and glamorous hotels that surround it. The Lombardy region also has a host of wonderful attractions, including the Italian Alps, the city of Milan and Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy.

Where to stay in Bellagio

It’s impossible not to be charmed by the cypress groves, sweeping stone staircases and pastel-hued houses of Bellagio. The town’s historical district is particularly recommended as an area to find accommodation, or alternatively, you could stay in a hotel with a lakeside view. Other nearby destinations to consider include the village of Visgnola, which is situated on a hill a mile or so from the town. Visgnola is known for its tranquil atmosphere and is a great site for walking, hiking and even horse riding. Also within walking distance of Bellagio is Pescallo, a small, postcard-pretty fishing village that includes a restored 14th century convent. Wherever you decide to stay, you’ll find a Bellagio hotel to suit you.

Accommodation choices in Bellagio

There are a range of Bellagio hotels to suit a variety of budgets and preferences. The majestic Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni offers 5 star luxury, including airport transfers, a full-service spa and a lounge bar. The 3 star Hotel Belvedere is a mid-price choice with an outdoor pool, two restaurants and a spa. For a budget option, consider the 2 star Hotel Bellagio, which has an outdoor pool, fitness centre and free Wi-Fi. Whichever Bellagio hotel you choose, you’re sure to be charmed by the breathtaking beauty of Lake Como.

What to do during your stay in Bellagio

Bellagio has a number of wonderful attractions to enjoy. Key sights include the 18th century terraced gardens of Villa Serbelloni Park, the Tower of the Arts performance and exhibition venue, the Museum of Navigational Instruments and the 11th century San Giacomo Church.

Other Lake Como attractions include the city of Como, which boasts the historic Piazza Cavour, the Villa Carlotta with botanical gardens, and Como Cathedral. The Villa del Balbianello is on the wooded peninsula of Dosso d'Avedo, and the Parco Naturale del Monte Barro is a park with woodland trails. The Castello di Vezio is a fascinating 12th century castle, and the Tempio Voltiano is an unusual museum dedicated to the inventor of the battery, Alessandro Volta.

Lake Como also offers a range of activities, including kayaking, rafting, canyoning, pedalos, paddle boating and boat cruises. And check out the Aerofune, where you can “fly” through the Alps strapped into a steel cable body-suit on a zipline – not for the faint-hearted! Or if you’d prefer a more creative pursuit, you could take a class in watercolour painting, cooking or even soap-making.

Milan is 53 miles from Lake Como and is a global capital of design and fashion. It’s also home to one of the world’s most precious works of art, Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”, housed in the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent. Other key attractions include the breathtakingly beautiful Gothic Duomo cathedral, the Teatro alla Scala, which is the world’s most famous opera house, the Pinacoteca di Brera gallery and the designer stores of the Golden Rectangle shopping district.

Other notable lakes that you can visit in the Lombardy region include Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore and Lake Iseo. Lake Garda is known for its various entertainment complexes, including the Gardaland theme park, the Parco Natura Viva zoo and safari park, and the Canevaworld waterpark. Other attractions include the Grottos of Catullus which are the ruins of a Roman villa, the Isola del Garda which is the lake’s biggest island, and the Tremalzo mountain pass.

Regional cuisine to try in Lombardy includes risotto alla Milanese and desserts such as mostarda and panettone. Regional cheeses are gorgonzola, robiola and crescenza, while Lombardian wines include Lambrusco, Ranciacorta and Cellatica. Whatever you decide to do on your visit to Bellagio, you’re bound to fall in love with this enchanting haven on Lake Como.

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