Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Caldana

"Great hotel connected to the airport and train terminals in Milan. Very convenient for travelers. Property had a nce lounge and restaurant and the rooms was very spacious, clean, modern and had a nice big bathroom. Only downside is rooms can be very far away from lobby and elevators."

"treat yourself and stay at this amazing hotel. I only was able to stay one night in Como but this was such a luxury for me! The view from my room was breathtaking! The breakfast was also a plus. The staff was very kind which i appreciate so much! I highly recommend this place. "

"Older property maintained in good order . Shower in the bathtub spilled water all over bathroom .poor design "

"Rooms vould be updated . Friendly staff . Lovely pools . Lovely location "

"Excellent accommodations. "

"Property is beyond excellence."

"Had a quick one-night stay here before we headed to lake como in the morning. There is a convenient shuttle service that runs from the airport to the hotel 24 hours, which was great as our flight arrived very late. We were also able to get this complimentary shuttle back to catch a train, making our travel plans go very smoothly. Clean room and hotel, would recommend!"

"This is one of our favorite hotels in the world. It is Old-World glam, and was a favorite of Ernest Hemingway's. The dining and hospitality are wonderful. We also love the sweet town of Stressa, set on Lago Maggiore. We went Baromee island hopping to beat the heat. The ferry stop was a few minutes stroll from the Hotel. Was all in all an unforgettable experience - and our second time there. We willbe back! ."

"Immaculate, spacious room, and comfortable bed. Strong, hot, shower. Decent air conditioning. The only oddity is lack of microwave, but you get an oven instead (and food reheated that way tastes better, anyway). If you like windows open, the road by the property is not quiet on weekday mornings, and there are no reliable spots to find food anywhere near the property. But that's kind of an Italy thing, anyway. Learn the bus system before you arrive -- it's state-of-the-art and your best bet in the hills. "