Grand Hotel Tremezzo

This hotel reminded me of luxurious stays in Hotel de Paris and St Regis but even more fragrant lobby and hotel grounds . The fresh flowers and attention to detail was simply amazing.

A truly unforgettable stay. The property is stunning, with breathtaking lake views and impeccable service. Every detail felt carefully curated, from the beautifully kept gardens to the exceptional dining experience. The staff were warm, attentive, and highly professional. A timeless gem on Lake Como—highly recommended.

Hello — I recently stayed in room 601 and the king-sized down pillow was incredible. The manager mentioned it was a “Simmons” pillow. Could anyone share the exact model name or details (fill type, loft, size) of the Simmons pillow used in the rooms at Grand Hotel Tremezzo? I’d love to purchase a similar one for home. Much appreciated!

We stayed for our 33rd anniversary, room 415, lake front. We were greeted with a bottle of Prosecco and a nice note acknowledging our anniversary. Pros- Gorgeous setting- one of the most beautiful places we have been Fantastic breakfast - truly overwhelming Staff at the road assist with crossing, cars, bikes and super friendly. Candy bar in the lobby 3 pools Cons- Lack of pertinent info at check in (and in room) is a problem but is easily solved. Just want you to know what I wish I did and hope they will address. - Spa requires a reservation just to be inside - No water or sunscreen on site at pools and staff is not attentive so ask for service - Ice cream is 14 a scoop at lake pool, no sign, not attended and guests don’t understand The pool can be very loud with kids playing “Marco Polo” constantly. Old fashioned metal key (1) is provided and can be difficult to work No cream for coffee provided in room but ask for it and they will gladly bring it. Overall we enjoyed our stay! I did mention the need to inform guests about the spa policy when asked about our stay when leaving.

This is a stunning grand hotel, with amazing views, friendly staff, and very comfortable beds. I loved the various areas of the hotel to enjoy either a cocktail or a drink. There are two things that prevented our stay from being 5 star. The first is the use of cologne perfume throughout the hotel. I understand that Italy has a culture of heavy personal fragrances, but the entire hotel had a strong scent (I believe a signature perfume created just for the hotel), that permeated everything. My spouse and I both work in super high level restaurants in which the staff is forbidden to wear personal fragrance in an effort to ensure that the food & wine experience is experienced as intended. We went to the lakeside restaurant to grab a bite, and I ordered a bottle of water, and the water glass that was brought by the server wreaked of the cologne that the server was wearing. I had to request another glass. Also, the small face towels in the bathroom were also spritzed with cologne, so when I washed my face at night and tried to dry off with the towel, I was confronted with a face full of perfume. The other issue was the food quality. I would describe it as barely edible. Keep in mind, this is coming from someone who has experienced the highest level of Michelin dining for an entire career so I really have high standards for cuisine, but still. Nothing tasted fresh or of high quality. The breakfast had a beautiful presentation, but again the product was generally subpar. Just to be clear on my priorities, while I enjoy the luxe life, I will always take a monastic hotel with excellent food over a posh hotel with average or below average food. I imagine there are tremendous logistical challenges that this area faces (most likely no nearby farmer's market that the Chef's can visit every morning), but I am always bummed when traveling not to be able to get a decent meal.