Boutique hotel and event venue in the Lake Como countryside
Charming hotel in the Lake Como countryside
The Italian "Dolce Vita" and the luxury of nature
Dandelion Como Suites & Park is a boutique hotel near Como and Lake Como, in northern Italy. The property offers design rooms and suites, apartments, a large private park, a swimming pool, a Finnish sauna, a restaurant featuring local cuisine, and spaces for weddings, corporate retreats, team building, and private events. It is located near Milan and the Swiss border, making it ideal for both leisure stays and business stays.
Guests choose Dandelion Como for relaxing holidays, charming stopovers, romantic stays, destination dining, weddings, company retreats, and small group events in a peaceful natural setting near Como.
Come and discover Dandelion Como: "la dolce vita italiana and the luxury of nature".
The ideal getaway
Explore our rooms and suites
unique and charming rooms
Each room at Dandelion Como is one-of-a-kind. The renovation preserved original elements like Lombard terracotta flooring, chestnut wood beams, and 19th-century original windows. We opted for natural materials, using lime treated with wax and soap for plaster and wood for the floors. For the room furnishings, we selected vintage Italian design pieces and crafted unique items in partnership with local artisans, using exclusive fabrics from our family business. The bed and bath linens are 100% cotton, and the mattresses are of the finest quality to ensure optimal comfort.
Few minutes away from Como
A hint of luxury, plenty of relax
Escape the hustle and bustle
Peace, privacy, and relaxation form the core of the Dandelion experience. Set within a historic park that surrounds the entire property, Dandelion takes you away from the urban hustle and your daily concerns. Here, you'll discover the ideal haven to come back to after exploring the Como region, enjoying a boat tour, or spending a day shopping in Milan. A place where each moment is designed to refresh you and make you feel right at home.
