Residence Celeste

Services & amenities

Apartment amenities

Welcome to Residence Celeste, the perfect choice for anyone seeking holiday apartments on Lake Como with all the comforts of home and the relaxing atmosphere of a stay surrounded by nature, water and unforgettable views.

Our self-contained apartments, ideal for couples, families or small groups, enjoy a peaceful, panoramic setting. Each one comes with free wifi, satellite TV and a fully equipped kitchen featuring a 4-ring hob, microwave, moka pot, toaster, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and kettle. There's also a safe for keeping your valuables securely.

The beds are designed for maximum comfort: double beds 160x190 cm, single beds 80x190 cm, sofa beds 160x190 cm, and for little ones (up to 12 years) a pull-out "paggetto" cot measuring 75x175 cm.

In the bathroom you'll find a handy courtesy set, and a hairdryer is available on request. Every apartment has independent gas heating, for a pleasant stay in any season.

To make your arrival that bit easier, inside the apartment you'll find a welcome starter kit with a few handy single-use items such as washing-up liquid, a dishwasher tablet, toilet paper, kitchen roll, tea, coffee, salt and so on. Everything else can be picked up easily at the local supermarkets.

Bed, bath and kitchen linen is included. And for an even more special welcome, you can book a welcome pack or a breakfast bag in advance.

Outside, our guests can unwind in the shared garden and enjoy our seasonal outdoor pool with views over Lake Como. Free parking with video surveillance is also available for every apartment.

Residence Celeste is more than just a residence: it's a place to feel at home, in a little corner of paradise. Your stay on Lake Como begins right here, amid comfort, freedom and wonder.

In summer each apartment, Casa Emy included, is given its own spot by the pool with a parasol and a sun lounger, always available. We are also a pet friendly property.

Optional extra services on request

These are the services we offer for your stay. Choose the one that appeals to you most and we'll have it waiting for you in the apartment!

Welcome pack

For guests who want to start their holiday without a second thought of: "I need to go to the supermarket!"

  • coffee
  • tea
  • milk
  • jam
  • sugar
  • butter
  • honey
  • rusks
  • pasta
  • bread
  • peeled tomatoes
  • oil
  • Grana cheese
  • salt
  • water

Grocery bag

  • Washing-up liquid
  • dishwasher tablets
  • cleaning detergent
  • vinegar
  • 2 rolls of toilet paper
  • pepper
  • lemon juice
  • bin bags

Breakfast bag

  • sliced bread
  • orange juice
  • coffee
  • tea
  • milk
  • rusks
  • jam

Send us your request!

Decide whether to book a little something extra for your holiday on Lake Como!

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