LoveComo provides you a hand-picked selection of Lake Como Rentals, Villas, Apartments and Italian Rustic properties, all based in one of Europe's most stunning and exclusive all-year holiday destinations. We enjoy hosting and love living the life in Lake Como. Specialists in Lake Como. Vittoria and Jacquee and our trusted team form LoveComo. After many long summers spent at the lake as kids and youngsters, at 20 years of age Vittoria decided that Lake Como was the place for her and moved here for good! Best decision ever! Jacquee commutes between London and the lake. We run the business with passion for what we love... we Love: Como, the lake, the mountains, the walks, the food, the people, everything that makes Lake Como work and tick. We will be very happy to help you find the perfect property for your stay at the lake, be it short and sweet or long and relaxing! Check us out, we will be thrilled to host you!

Welcome to Oleandro Balcony 5, a stunning apartment that promises a serene and memorable escape. Nestled in the heart of Lake Como, this charming abode is the perfect choice for a relaxing holiday with family or friends. Book your stay at Oleandro Balcony 5 and experience the magic of Lake Como. Your unforgettable holiday awaits! Tourist license number: 013145-CNI-00167

Menaggio is the largest town of the central lake area. It is also a part of the Triangolo Lariano. The Lario Triangle. Lario is the Latin name of the lake. The triangle connects Menaggio. Varenna and Bellagio. Most possibly the most popular villages. It is also the more "lived in" village of the area with offices, shops, banks, schools and hospital. So not only will you be a part of the tourists staying in the village but you will be surrounded by locals so you will get the feeling of the Italian life style. Menaggio's lake front promenade is one of the nicest of the lake, beautifully taken care of by the council gardeners. Menaggio is an old Roman town and has a wonderful antique historic center that begins down at the lake to continue up the hillside to the old walls of the Castle. Unfortunately there isn't much remaining of the original building but the Church of San Carlo is well worth a visit. The best thing to do is to take advantage of the Tourist office in the main Square, Piazza Garibaldi. They are very helpful and will give you all the information you could need, timetables, brochures, maps and indications on "what to do today". You will realise that It is well served by public transportation with frequent buses and boats. Como is only 25km away and Lugano 20km, but do remember your passport as it is in Switzerland.