Bazzoni et Du Lac is a 3 star Tremezzo hotel on Lake Como, in the region of Lombardy. Surrounded by marvelous 18th century villas and stunning landscapes, this accommodation on the western shore of Lake Como is situated closed to the famous Villa Carlotta, the Mayer Park, and the Tramezzo shores, where you can even enjoy a dip in the lake. If you’re planning a visit to Lake Como, you can’t get any closer to the lake! Superb location and service! Situated in the center of Tramezzo, this elegant affordable lakeside accommodation in Tramezzo, Lombardy offers enchanting views of the lake and the surrounding areas. You’ll enjoy a wide range of 3 star services and facilities in a lovely property. Start your morning off with a rich breakfast as you admire the lake from the restaurant terrace and then enjoy a walk in the splendid hotel garden. Before you begin a day of sightseeing, why not relax a bit in the on-site outdoor swimming pool or bathe under the Italian sun on the property sun beds? Hotel Bazzoni et Du Lac features a great restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Savor a delicious meal at the restaurant, serving international and local cuisine to suit all palates. Don’t get up from your seat without tasting some of the exquisite desserts! If you’re planning some excursions, you can take advantage of the ferry that stops just a few feet from hotel. The bus, which travels between Menaggio and Leno, also stops opposite the accommodation. Don’t hesitate to ask the courteous and experienced Bazzoni staff for suggestions for your Tremezzo itinerary. The Lake at your doorstep! The Bazzoni et Du Lac Hotel is the perfect base for a Lake Como and Lombardy vacation. If you’re yearning for beautiful landscapes and a mild climate, Tremezzo is a great choice. During your stay in this town in the province of Como, you’ll have plenty of attractions to visit. Take a stroll from the hotel to the church of San Lorenzo, and admire the charming yellow and orange façade. A must see is Villa Carlotta, one of the most visited sites in the area. Situated on top of an Italian garden, this villa is surrounded by a large English park, with steps and fountains. Inside Villa Carlotta you can admire the famous works of art of Appiani, Hayez, London and Thorvaldsen. Lake Como is also popular for its water sports. While you’re in town, why not go sailing, or kitesurfing? Another impressive attraction is the Sacred Mount of Ossuccio, situated on a hillside slope between woods and olive groves on the western edge of the lake facing Isola Comacina. Added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Sacred Mount of Ossuccio is a devotional complex of fifteen Baroque chapels built between 1635 and 1710.