Villa

Villa Cima

Built in 1815 by Caroline of Brunswick, Princess of Wales and future Queen of England, Villa Cima stands directly on the lakeshore across 3 levels — sunlit lounges, a formal dining room and a fully equipped kitchen inside, a panoramic terrace outside for meals in the open air.

4 bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet and a marble bathroom, open onto their own balconies or terraces. It takes up to 10 guests.

Size: 650 m²
Floor: Its own 3-level villa, built directly on the lakeshore
View: Lake Como, from the water's edge
Sleeps: 10

What the room holds

Built directly on the lakeshore, across 3 levels.
4 bedrooms, each opening onto its own balcony or terrace.
A panoramic terrace and a formal dining room.
A fully equipped kitchen and a bar.
Air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and an in-room safe.

The room

One of the villa's bedrooms, a grey tufted headboard picked out in red, a red velvet armchair in the corner and doors open onto a private terrace.

A freestanding bathtub set beside the villa's own balcony doors, Lake Como and the hills opposite filling the view through the open glass.

The villa's own lakefront terrace under an orange awning, sun loungers and a breakfast tray set out against a stone balustrade over the water.