Il Sereno

The Alcova runs 60 to 70 sqm and is built around Urquiola’s Night and Day system: a Molteni alcove adjoining the main room that can function as a sleeping space, reading library, or workspace. A king-size bed faces the lake, and the terrace carries lounge furniture over the water. Natural materials and Urquiola-designed fabrics run throughout in a neutral palette.

The Alcova is the right choice for guests who want more flexibility in how they use the room, particularly for longer stays where a fixed layout becomes limiting. The alcove adds a layer of privacy and utility absent in the standard suite categories.

The Lario Suites range from 50 to 63 sqm and center on unobstructed lake views through floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto a furnished terrace above the water. Each has a king-size bed, sitting area with sofa and reading chair, and a dedicated desk. Fabrics and palette are by Patricia Urquiola, produced exclusively for the hotel, with D. Porthault linens throughout.

The Lario is the hotel’s core suite category, offering the full Il Sereno experience at a mid-range scale. The sitting area and terrace configuration makes it a practical choice for guests spending extended time in the room.

The Piccoletta is Il Sereno’s entry-level suite at 40 sqm and the only wheelchair-accessible accommodation in the hotel. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame lake views, and the room follows the same material language as the wider property: stone, walnut, and bronze, with a king-size bed and D. Porthault linens throughout.

Compact by Il Sereno’s standards, the Piccoletta does not compromise on the core proposition: a lakefront position, private terrace, and Urquiola’s design vocabulary intact. It is the clearest entry point into the hotel for guests prioritizing accessibility or a shorter stay.