How much does it cost to stay at Mandarin Oriental Lake Como?

The focal point of the resort is the grand 19th Century Villa Roccabruna, which is positioned within lush, two-hundred-year-old botanical gardens overlooking the glittering waters of Lake Como. The hotel exudes class, sophistication and the exotic style typical of the brand, but with a very modern feel throughout its rooms, suites and public spaces.

The Mandarin Oriental Lake Como has 52 elegantly appointed suites, 21 guestrooms and two magnificent private villas that look out either across the lake or the gardens, giving it a relatively small and intimate feel that enhances its exclusivity.
 

This romantic hotel claims The Spa – its on-site wellness centre – as being the largest on the entire Lake Como, spanning more than 1,300sqm. The Spa offers a unique mix of heat and water treatments including an indoor pool, Finnish sauna, steam bath and a Himalayan salt room, as well as its impressive ‘floating’ outdoor swimming pool on the glistening waters of the lake.

The Michelin-starred L~ARIA restaurant is headed up by Chef Massimiliano Blasone, whose approach to Italian cuisine is influenced by Japanese flavours. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows open up the restaurant onto the spectacular lakeview terrace, delivering guests the perfect al fresco setting. 

Expect to dine on exquisite dishes like salmon teriyaki, tiger prawn yuzu and local sea bass with black truffle. CO.MO Bar & Bistrot offers a more informal backdrop for light bites throughout the day and evening, making it a pretty special place for an after-dinner drink too. 
 

Before developing into the world-class hotel we see today, the Villa Roccabruna was home of famous opera singer Giuditta Pasta, whose family restored it to a neo-classical style. Later, the resort became a place to meet for artists, singers, and renowned composers such as Donizetti, Rossini, and Bellini. Lake Como itself has its fair share of celebrity residents too. George Clooney, Donatella Versace and Madonna have all owned property in this breath-taking location. 

A stay at Mandarin Oriental Lake Como will cost from £1,530 per person for three-nights, £2,190 per person for five-nights, or £2,850 per person fo seven-nights. All prices include return flights from London. The surrounding lake views alone are enough of a draw to this marvellous hotel, but its amenities and world-class facilities that give it the edge, alongside its programme of individual experiences to book including culinary endeavours, arts and culture, wellness initiatives and outdoor adventures.

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The closest airport to Lake Como is Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP) and it takes approximately 60 minutes to drive.

As with most lakeside destinations, the options for water-based activities are countless. Luxury Lake Como holidays feature opportunities for incredible experiences such as water-skiing, jet skiing and wakeboarding, or for an easier pace, boat tours, kayaking or paddleboarding adventures are also an option. There are many activities available around the lake as well as in it: golfing, fitness, cycling or even driving round in a beautiful vintage car – whatever takes your fancy!

Yes, of course. Our talented team of travel managers can book your holiday from scratch and tailor it to exactly how you want it, for example if you want to add an extra night or two in the city, why not pop in at Milan on the way through?