The fairy-tale getaway

Step inside Villa Sola Cabiati where you will live your fairy-tale getaway in Italy where you immerse yourself into a story enlivened by art, architecture art de vivre.

A unique opportunity to immerse yourself in history as you experience the magnificent style that has enchanted illustrious world travelers for over three centuries.
Villa Sola Cabiati was built in the 16th century and redesigned two centuries later in the Neoclassical style, sits on the Riviera della Tremezzina, a short drive or boat ride from the hotel. The priority during the renovation was to bring the villa into the 21st century, adding all the comforts that upscale guests nowadays require, such as air conditioning, heating and Wi-Fi, followed by some general lifting and updating of the guest rooms.
Meanwhile the main building feels perfectly frozen in time. The space is richly appointed with immaculate frescos by the Tiepolo school that haven’t been touched since the 1700s, mosaico venezia floors, and exquisite glass chandeliers. Hotel guests can book a private 2 hour visit to the villa’s museum floors, which host a number of treasures including a collection of Sèvres china, a bust of Napoleon (a gift from the French ruler himself), and a bed from Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan that Napoleon and his wife, Joséphine de Beauharnais, once slept in.
Villa Sola Cabiati, the historic residence of once belonging to the noble Serbelloni family, is now exclusively available to guests of the nearby Grand Hotel Tremezzo.