Villa d’Este
Overview
Located on the shores of Lake Como, one of the most romantic settings in the world, Villa d’Este is surrounded by 25 acres of enchanting park with centennial trees, statues and colorful flowers.
Built in 1568 as the summer residence of Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio, it was transformed into a luxury hotel in 1873, becoming a favorite destination for the European aristocracy. Today Villa d’Este is a magical place celebrated all over the world. The exceptional service, attention to detail, warmth of the staff and unmistakable style make Villa d’Este an internationally recognized icon of the hotel industry and a beloved destination by its guests.
The 152 rooms, divided between the Cardinal Building and the Queen’s Pavilion, are all unique. Each is furnished with antique furniture in the Renaissance style and equipped with every modern comfort. Every winter, during the closing of the Hotel, rooms are refreshed.
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