In the heart of Como, in an exclusive and historic location, this refined apartment offers a perfect blend of period charm and modern comfort. Situated within the prestigious Palazzo Odescalchi, the property provides spacious and bright spaces ideal for families and groups of up to six people.

The apartment is located on the second floor of a historic building, with direct elevator access to the accommodation. The entrance immediately leads to a spacious living room with sofa. The living area is enriched by a mezzanine with a sofa bed for two, perfect for hosting additional guests, and an independent, modern, and fully equipped kitchen. The sleeping area is characterised by a bedroom with a double bed, enhanced by a mezzanine that houses a wardrobe and an armchair, offering an intimate and relaxing environment.
The layout of the accommodation is completed by a bathroom with a shower enclosure.

*The apartment is located in a central and lively area; the presence of venues might cause noise during evening and night hours.

*The apartment is located in a ZTL zone, we recommend leaving the car in one of the surrounding car parks and enjoying the historic centre on foot.

Inside the building, there are other accommodations.

Upon arrival or a few days before arrival, a tourist tax may be required, the amount of which varies according to local regulations. You will find all the information related to your booking within the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.

Lake Como offers some of the most evocative urban, landscape, and architectural gems of the entire Italian peninsula. Among these treasures, Como stands out, the capital and main urban centre of the western branch of the lake. Como attracts international tourism linked to its suggestive natural scenery and is an industrial centre based on silk trade. Como is a very beautiful, elegant, romantic, and well-maintained city, surrounded by medieval walls that host the historic centre, with cobblestone streets and magnificent squares. The lakeside promenade is extremely elegant, with various 18th-century villas and the Voltiano Temple. Among the most fascinating aspects of this city are undoubtedly the enchanting villas, famous worldwide for their splendour and meticulously maintained gardens. Among the most famous are Villa Olmo, a valuable example of neoclassical architecture and home to important exhibitions, and La Rotonda, a villa built at the end of the 18th century and home to the Provincial Administration. Near the lakeside promenade is the city's main square, dominated by the Broletto (the ancient municipal palace built in 1215). The square also hosts the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, one of the most fascinating examples of Italian Gothic art. Finally, it is recommended to visit the village of Brunate, accessible by funicular, a symbol of the city, from which one can admire a stunning panorama around the Art Nouveau style residences.

The accommodation is 45 minutes by car from Milan Malpensa Airport and 5 minutes walking from Como railway station.