Located in the Cardinal Building, the Double Classics have either a king-size or twin beds. Each room is uniquely decorated and furnished with antiques and luxurious marble bathrooms. Views are of the Renaissance courtyard.

The Double Executive rooms look out over the hotel’s magnificent gardens and you can choose from staying in the Queen’s Building or the Cardinal Building. There is space to add an extra bed and interconnecting rooms to a Double Room, Executive or Junior Suite Exclusive can also be arranged.

These rooms are popular with couples for their views of the lake from the picturesque windows. All of the air conditioned rooms and suites at Villa d’Este have luxurious marble bathrooms, Wi-Fi, satellite television and mini bar.

Located on the fourth floor of the Cardinal Building, the Double Deluxe Superior offer great lake views from their elevated position. Choose from king or twin beds.

These rooms have views of the park and some have side lake view. There is a living area as part of the bedroom. For additional space, these can be connected to a Double Executive Room.

Enjoy a front view of the lake from the floor-to-ceiling windows from either the Cardinal Building or Queen’s Pavilion. The bedroom has a living area which can take an extra bed. Again you can be assured that the room is filled with classical furniture, antiques and artwork.

The pastel colours of the room do not distract from the wonderful lake views from these suites. There is a separate sitting room which can sleep a child and baby in a cot. Some of the Suites have a balcony but do sell out quickly.

Located on the first floor of the Cardinal Building, there are two Presidential Suites. There is one bedroom and a lovely marble bathroom. Balconies offer incredible lake views and of the hotel’s exceptional gardens.

Dating back to 1568, the Cardinal Suite is named after Tolomeo Gallio who built the villa as his private residence. You can now stay in this stately suite, surrounded by works of art. The front terrace is very private and where you can take you morning coffee whilst taking in the spectacular views of Lake Como.

Built in the grounds of Villa d’Este in 1814 and occupying a prime location on the banks of the lake, Villa Cima offers 650sqm spread over three floors. Inside you will find four bedrooms, a living room, dining room and kitchen. Each of the rooms is individually decorated and brimming with antiques and art treasures.

From its elevated position, Villa Malakoff offers wonderful views of Lake Como. Built in 1860, the 300sqm villa sprawls over three floors. There are four bedrooms decorated in warm tones. Whilst this is a private villa, you still get full service from the hotel.

Completely refurbished in 2015, Villa Garrovo has the best of both world with both lake and garden views. Built in 1833 and located close to the Cardinal Building it was named after the mountain stream that flows into the lake. Take your pick from one of the six bedrooms with marble bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and a gym. A bright veranda leads onto a charming garden and there is a second terrace. Because of its size, Villa Garrovo offers plenty of space for families or friends travelling together.

Occupying a prime location in the grounds of Villa d’Este within the mosaic garden, lies the one bedroom Mosaic House. Enter through a private courtyard and into your 90sqm home where muted tones contrast with the floral fabrics. The marble bathroom is very spacious and there is a fully equipped kitchen for in villa dining.

Book yourself an indulgent treatment at the discreet spa – the beauty treatments are fantastic

Relax with a book in one of the glamorous deck chairs and soak up the lovely views

Book a boat excursion around the villages and islands that make up Lake Como

Stroll among the 25 acres of exceptional gardens – don’t forget your camera

Borrow some racquets and challenge your partner to a game on one of the eight courts

Hire a car to explore the mountains that rise theatrically above the lakes

Surprisingly approachable and unpretentious, despite its Michelin star. Gnocchi and veal Milanese is comforting, and views take in the lake from the terrace.

The less-formal restaurant, with Fiorentina steaks, gelato and the most delicious béarnaise sauce. In the summer months you can dine under the shade of 100-year-old plane trees.

Open for dinner and offers casual dining in an intimate atmosphere. Dine inside or on the terrace overlooking the gardens and lake.

Serves light lunches, salads and pasta in a relaxed setting overlooking the floating swimming pool.

Open from 10am until midnight. This elegant setting is where you can have light snacks during the day whilst in the evening, the venue comes to life with live music.

Offers drinks and snacks amongst the fragrant jasmine and shady chestnut trees. Open in the summer months only, at 10pm the band brings musical accompaniment to the stars above.