Como town's most distinctive boutique — a 15th-century palazzo opened to guests by the Galli family, with individually decorated rooms in the historic piano nobile (frescoed ceilings, whirlpool tubs) and former stables (beamed ceilings, thick rugs). A shaded garden for summer aperitivos and a roaring fireplace in winter.
Why We Chose It
Palazzo Albricci Peregrini is the leading boutique in Como town — the Galli family has transformed their 15th-century palazzo into a sophisticated hotel open year-round. The piano nobile rooms on the first floor have lofty frescoed ceilings, streamlined contemporary furnishings, and whirlpool tubs or steam rooms in two suites. Rooms in the former stables have low beamed ceilings, wooden floors, and thick rugs for a cozy rustic-sophisticated feel. The shaded garden is the setting for summer aperitivos; the former stables' fireplace creates a warm winter refuge. A lavish breakfast of locally sourced produce — homemade cakes, savory pies, eggs Benedict, cheese and cold cuts — is served each morning.
What Stands Out
- The Galli family's 15th-century palazzo — Como's most historic boutique
- Piano nobile suites with original frescoed ceilings and whirlpool tubs
- Former stables rooms with beamed ceilings and rustic-sophisticated warmth
- Open year-round — summer garden aperitivos, winter fireplace
- Lavish locally sourced breakfast — homemade cakes, savory pies, eggs Benedict