Palace Grand Hotel Varese Varese (Province)

Nestled on the verdant heights of Palace Grand Hotel Varese — on the hillside of Colle Campigli overlooking the city of Varese — lies a true gem of elegance and tranquillity. From the moment you arrive, you are transported into a timeless world of refined charm, where Belle Époque grace meets contemporary comfort.

Originally opened in 1913, the building was designed by renowned Art Nouveau architect Giuseppe Sommaruga and stands as one of the most captivating Liberty‑style hotel landmarks in northern Italy.

Here, sprawling lawns and centuries‑old trees embrace the hotel, offering a green sanctuary just minutes from the city centre.

Panoramic views stretch from Lake Varese to alpine ridges, turning every breakfast, walk or moment on the terrace into a memory framed by nature.

The rooms speak of thoughtful elegance: high ceilings, parquet or plush carpeting, pastel tones combined with traditional wood furnishings. Many rooms boast striking views — over the park or out toward Lake Varese.

On warm days, the outdoor pool set within the stately park invites languid swims and lounging.

Dining gets elevated in the “Ristorante Liberty”, where plates reflect both local flair and international finesse — under chandeliers and within architecture that recalls the elegance of early 20th‑century society.