Casa Milla

Cristina was a brilliant host, giving us lots of information and advice about the area. The position of Casa Milla was perfect for exploring the whole of Lake Como, with the ferry post close by. The house was well kitted out with everything needed for a comfortable stay.

Casa Milla is such a beautiful cosy place, right in the heart of Tremezzo. It was very easy to walk to nearby restaurants as well as close to public transport and ferries, so you could easily visit other towns. The house is equipped with everything that you need and is spotless. Cristina was a great host too, she was very responsive, communicated well and was super helpful throughout our stay. Would definitely recommend!

Sehr bequemes Bett, schöne Unterkunft, sehr freundliche Kommunikation mit der Gastgeberin! Gut ausgestattete Küche und Raumlüfter vorhanden.

Die Wohnung liegt an einer Straße. Tagsüber ist es bei offenem Fenster durch den Straßenverkehr etwas laut. Abends wird es allerdings wieder etwas ruhiger.

Spacious and bright room with separate sleeping and kitchen areas. Three windows offer a beautiful lake view. The bed is comfortable, and there are two separate bathrooms. The kitchen is well equipped with pots, pans, a stove, microwave, kettle, and all necessary dishes. There’s also a hair dryer and a large umbrella. The sofa and armchairs are very comfortable for relaxing. There’s a wonderful selection of beautiful coffee table books about Lake Como and its attractions. A bus stop is nearby, and there’s a sidewalk all the way to the ferry dock (about a 15-minute walk). You especially appreciate this after walking along other stretches of the same road that don’t have sidewalks. Our meeting with Cristina was a bit stressful and hectic due to widespread train cancellations. Cristina stayed in constant contact, and thanks to her guidance, we managed to meet at the train station, even though it was later than planned. She even drove us to the bus stop and helped communicate with the driver. She kept checking in on us afterward and shared lots of helpful tips. Thank you, thank you!

There are no hooks for coats, but that seems to be common in many places in Italy.