Excitement surrounds the announcement of the new Lake Como Resort, a striking project set to redefine luxury hospitality along Italy’s iconic lakeshore.
Slated to open in late 2028, this ambitious venture brings together Corinthia Hotels, investment group RoundShield, and Kervis SGR, who collectively aim to establish a flagship resort that stands apart in a region famous for its natural beauty and exclusivity.
After being revealed in January 2026 as Corinthia’s second Italian property, it quickly gained attention for its promise of year-round service, a rare feature in this supply-constrained destination where many options close for winter.
Nestled in the charming alpine village of Menaggio, the resort makes its home on Lake Como’s tranquil western shore, deliberately removed from the more crowded southern parts of the lake. [The property will also include three exclusive branded residences, a unique offering in the region, allowing select guests to experience private ownership within the resort’s storied setting.]
Set in Menaggio’s peaceful alpine embrace, the resort graces Lake Como’s serene western shore, far from the bustle of the south.
Here, dramatic Pre-Alps mountains and historic landscapes create a cinematic setting, with the resort situated next to Italy’s second-oldest golf course. Its location is ideal not just for views, but also for travel: direct ferry routes connect to scenic towns such as Bellagio and Varenna.
Offering just 58 guestrooms and suites, the resort favors an intimate vibe. Each room, carefully oriented to showcase either the sparkling lake or lush gardens, capitalizes on the area’s understated village charm rather than overwhelming guests with glitz.
Suites slip discreetly into the natural contours of the land, reflecting the refined elegance of Menaggio and a calm, sophisticated style.
Wellness is a clear focus, with a serene spa, landscaped gardens, and a standout floating pool set on the lake itself.
The lakefront club and beach club promise direct water access, making it easy for guests to swim, relax, or simply watch boats drift by.
Multiple inviting dining spaces are planned, while three elegant villas will house the lobby, lounges, and golf club operations, all designed to capture sweeping lake and mountain views.
Architectural plans blend restored historic structures with modern comforts, following strict local regulations to keep the visual impact modest—luxury here aims to impress, not overpower.
