Cimain Lake Como, Italy

Nestled on the shores of Lake Como, Villa Cima graces the 25-acre estate of the renowned Hotel Villa D’Este, offering guests a distinctive blend of the privacy of a lakeside home and the exceptional services and amenities of a five-star luxury hotel.

Originally commissioned in 1814 by Caroline of Brunswick, Princess of Wales and future Queen of England, Villa Cima served as the residence for Count and Countess Pino, its former owners. Spread across three floors, this majestic 650-square-meter (7,000-square-foot) retreat exudes refined opulence and elegance.

Every corner of Villa Cima boasts luxurious décor, from the inviting living spaces to the expansive kitchen bathed in natural light. Each room is adorned with unique antiques and artworks, ensuring a distinct ambiance in every space. Through the villa's grand windows, guests are treated to awe-inspiring vistas that capture the essence of Lake Como's picture-perfect beauty.

The ground floor of Villa Cima welcomes guests with a magnificent dining room opening onto a stunning lakefront terrace, perfect for al fresco meals and entertaining. A fully equipped kitchen and laundry room ensure added convenience and comfort. Ascending to the mezzanine floor reveals a cozy sitting room with access to a balcony overlooking the lake, accompanied by a guest bathroom.

On the first floor, a tranquil studio with a balcony offers further opportunities to admire the picturesque surroundings. Furnished terraces provide idyllic settings for enjoying breakfast or sipping a favorite beverage. Guests are invited to indulge in the culinary delights of the hotel's restaurants and explore the coastline by boat, arranged through the complimentary concierge service.

Villa Cima grants residents access to the amenities of Villa D’Este, a Leading Hotel of the World, including the Sporting Club and private parking with valet service. Positioned in the most coveted spot on Lake Como's shore, Villa Cima promises the epitome of lakeside living combined with the unparalleled service of Villa D’Este.