Italy · 2026 guide
15 family-friendly hotels in Como — chosen for space, amenities and locations that work when you're travelling with children. Every listing includes a free TripSage briefing with the best room types to request.
Villa Lario is a restored 1920s lakeside villa, now a five-star hotel, all polished marble, high ceilings and lake views through full-length windows. It feels like a private mansion that just happens
The Cruise Hotel feels like a well-kept lakeside secret. From the lobby, you see Como’s pale-yellow buildings and the ferry terminal through big windows; the atmosphere is efficient and quiet, with da
The Bed&Breakfast Storico Regina is a 15-room 4-star in the old town, five minutes' walk from the lake. Expect polished parquet floors, high frescoed ceilings, and an intimate, old-money feel. The USP
Hotel Funicolare Tesoro sits right at the base of Como’s funicular—brass-and-marble lobby, staff in pressed linen, a whiff of coffee from the bar. It’s a four-star that feels more like a well-run bout
Hotel Albergo Terminus is a 4-star boutique hotel in Como, Italy, with a vintage charm that transports guests back in time to the early 20th century. The lobby's elegant décor, complete with polished
You step off the cobbled lungolago into a lobby of marble floors and polished brass, where the scent of old money mingles with fresh coffee from the bar. This is a classic 4-star, solid rather than tr
Miralago sits directly on the lakefront, a 19th-century villa with a private pier and a small beach. The lobby is cool marble and polished wood, with a piano in the corner and lake views through tall
Hotel Como sits on the lakeside promenade, a 1930s building with clean, mid-century lines and a modern interior of pale marble, dark wood and big windows onto the water. The lobby feels calm and grown
The 4-star Metropole Suisse hotel in Como is a tranquil retreat with a classic, elegant aesthetic, reminiscent of a bygone era. Its Italianate façade and lush garden provide a serene oasis amidst the
The Lake Como Beach Resort and Villas feels more like a smart, lakeside club than a standard hotel. You walk into a bright, airy lobby with views straight through to the private beach and the Alps bey
A 1960s modernist block on the lakeshore, the Hilton Lake Como has a polished corporate feel with floor-to-ceiling glass looking straight across to the Alps. It suits travellers who want reliable four
The Sheraton Lake Como feels like a polished corporate retreat that happens to have a lake view – think marble floors, a hushed lobby bar, and staff in sharp suits. Its USP is convenience: it’s the on
Villa Flori feels like a well-kept lakeside villa rather than a standard four-star. The lobby blends Belle Époque tiles with modern Italian design, and the terrace garden drops straight onto Como’s la
The Leonardo da Vinci hotel in Como is a charming, upscale option with a sleek, modern aesthetic that pays homage to the city's rich Renaissance heritage. Its elegant lobby features a striking stairca
Always request a family room or interconnecting rooms rather than a standard double — the difference in space and privacy is significant. TripSage briefings tell you exactly which room types to ask for at each property.
If you're driving, check parking availability and cost upfront — it's often not included in the room rate and can add £20–£40 per night. Hotels near bus or train links save significant time when touring with children.
A pool is often the single factor that makes a family stay memorable. Check depth, session times and whether there's a shallow end — not all hotel pools are suitable for young children.
Being 10 minutes' walk from the main sights is worth paying extra for when you have tired children at the end of a long day. Check the top things to do in Como and pick a hotel that puts them within easy reach.
The top family-friendly hotels in Como include Villa Lario, Cruise Hotel, Bed&Breakfast Storico Regina. These properties offer the best combination of space, amenities and location for families.
Pool availability varies by hotel in Como. TripSage's free briefings list all facilities and the specific room types best suited for families.
Family hotels in Como typically start from around £80–£150 per night for a family room. Properties with pools and extra amenities command a premium. Booking at least 6–8 weeks ahead usually secures the best family room availability.
Key features for families include interconnecting or family rooms (rather than two separate standard rooms), parking or easy transport access, a pool or outdoor space, and proximity to the main attractions so you're not spending the whole trip on transport. TripSage's free pre-arrival briefing covers all of this for any hotel you've booked.