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Long winter: Lake Como when it slows down

Long winter: Lake Como when it slows down

For longer stays in the cold season we keep dedicated discounts.

In winter Lake Como becomes another place: quiet, enveloping, itself again. At Residence Celeste you can take it slowly and let that stillness set your pace. For longer stays we keep dedicated discounts, so you can give yourself more days of calm, soft light and views that warm you.

What changes in winter

The villas cut their hours and the ferries thin out, but the villages stay lived-in and the lower paths walk well. We go into it in our piece on Lake Como in winter.

The pool is open from April to the end of October, so in this season it is not available: we say so upfront, because it is the kind of thing worth knowing before you book.

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