Albergo Terminus is a 19th-century Lake Como hotel with a lakeside address in Como, built for golfers who want a morning round and an unmistakable Italian lakes atmosphere by the afternoon. The Beaux Arts architecture is full of character, and the hotel feels far more boutique than big-brand, which suits couples and small groups after a smarter base without losing any warmth.
Lake Como is famous for its villas, waterfront promenades and aperitivo culture, but it works surprisingly well for a golf break too. Several quality courses sit within comfortable reach, so you can play in the morning, swap spikes for loafers and be back by the water for sundowners, a sauna session or a slow Italian dinner. If you have ever tried to organise a trip where everyone wants something different, whether that is golf, scenery, good food or a bit of culture, this is the kind of place that keeps the whole group happy.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want a stylish Italian base with lakeside scenery, history and easy access to quality golf, especially couples, small groups and societies planning a short break.
Who is it best for?
Players who rate atmosphere and location as highly as the golf itself, and who like to follow a round with a massage, a quiet drink and a long, unhurried dinner.