Seasonal Closing: October 13th 2025 to April 22nd 2026

Historic Residence and Lakeside Refuge

Located into the tranquil hills above Lake Como, Tenuta Ronco Regio was once a stately country residence surrounded by woodland and farmland. Today, it’s a secluded escape that offers guests a more intimate, grounded experience of northern Italy, far from the crowds, yet close enough to feel the lake’s breath. The historic villa, with its ivy-covered walls and panoramic terraces, has been lovingly restored by its family owners, blending 19th-century charm with understated elegance and heartfelt hospitality.

What Makes It Special: Elegance, Stillness, and Local Soul

Tenuta Ronco Regio is refined, but never showy. The rooms are filled with soft light, antique pieces, and calming colors, each one opening onto views of the surrounding meadows or distant Alps. Suites are set within historic buildings across the estate, offering privacy and peace, with easy access to gardens, olive trees, and walking paths.

Breakfast is served in the old lemon house, featuring homemade cakes, jams, and fresh eggs from the hens that roam nearby. Days pass slowly, perhaps with a glass of wine under the pergola, a nap in the shade, or a walk among the trees. In the evening, the estate glows golden, and quiet conversations linger over local dishes and regional wines.

Discover the Other Side of Lake Como

While the glittering towns of Bellagio and Varenna are just across the water, Ronco Regio’s location near Alzate Brianza offers something rarer: access to the lake’s beauty without the rush. Within 20–30 minutes, you can reach Como’s old town, explore its Gothic cathedral, and take in the lakeside promenade, then return to the hills for stillness and clean air.

Head east and you’ll find Erba and Pusiano, where smaller lakes reflect the sky and locals gather for aperitivo in quiet piazzas. Or venture to Cantù, a town known for artisanal craft and woodwork, far from the tourist map but rich in soul.

Walk the trails of Monte Bollettone or Parco della Brughiera, where chestnut forests open to sweeping views of the Alps and lake. Ask your hosts, and they’ll share their favorite trattoria, hidden viewpoints, or Sunday markets that tourists rarely find.

At Tenuta Ronco Regio, you don’t just escape the crowds, you rediscover what made this region magical in the first place.