Business Hotel Verbania Lake Maggiore - meeting, congress, conferences, meeting rooms...

The Borromeo Islands are verdant jewels floating idyllically in Lake Maggiore, and the finest place from which to observe their beauty is the equally stunning Grand Hotel des Iles Borromees, located on the lakefront in Stresa. The hotel's beautiful Belle Epoque architecture has been faithfully preserved both outside and inside. Lavish decor faultlessly recreates a grand era of days gone by, while recent refurbishments ensure the ultimate in comfort. Built in 1861, the hotel has been host to many prominent guests. Today, its guests still enjoy the business hotel's unrivalled beauty, unprecedented luxury and world-class facilities. In Stresa, on the banks of Lake Maggiore, inside a vast park, directly facing the Borromeo Islands, near the town center. The small town of Stresa has a waterfront of about 1.2 mi/2 km. Malpensa Int'l Airport: 28 mi/45 km, 45 minutes.

Richly inspiring refinement at this luxurious business hotel a euro ' recapture the bygone elegance of the Belle Epoque at the Grand Hotel des Iles Borromees, facing the enchanting Lago Maggiore and offering magnificent views of the Isole Borromees and surrounding Alps. Housed in its original opulent structure from 1861, this recently renovated hotel exudes the air of an exclusive private mansion, complemented by formal gardens, two swimming pools, and a private heliport. Escape to this illustrious hotel, a compelling retreat within the famously picturesque town of Stresa. Stresa is also a favoured destination of legendary dignitaries such as Carnegie, Vanderbilt, King Leopold II of Belgium, and the Maharaja of Burdwan. Guests dine under glittering chandeliers in the elegant Il Borromeo, which serves fine Italian cuisine. The lobby bar offers drinks accompanied by piano music. Guests can also enjoy the lovely terrace in the summer months. The spa club offers tailor-made health, weight-loss, anti-stress, fitness and beauty programs. The hotel also has 2 superb outdoor pools, a sauna and spa area with indoor pool, nearby golf and water sports. Main attractions include the botanical gardens of Villas Taranto and Pallavicino and the Borromeo Islands. The hotel offers 158 guestrooms, each faithfully recreating the Belle Epoque era, in Impero or Maggiolini style, with lavish drapes, rich colors and fabrics, Murano chandeliers and bathrooms with Italian marble tiles and a whirlpool. Most lake-facing rooms include a private balcony

To the tourist, who for the first time arrives in Stresa, is offered a breathless sight. At the beginning a superb window of the lake front, delineated with lines of palm trees, with flourishing gardens and facades of majestic hotels. Then, turning to look at the lake, enchanted, as if emerged from the same waters the spectacular Borromean Islands (Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori). It is enough the splendour of these visions to make one understand how Stresa has been able to become one of the maximum meetings of international tourism. The town, already at the middle half of Lungolago di Stresa the 19th century was the most elegant place to stay, the most visited by the international upper middle class. Others again are the reasons of so much fame and prestige. Here art and nature are mixed together in a way that one respects the other, here the hospitality is to boast to generation and the cultural initiative, that happens in the course of the year, they are the necessary corollary of it.

This business hotel in Verbania, Lake Maggiore, is constantly being renewed. It has repeatedly been enlarged and since the early 20th century has its present appearance. At the same time the park has adapted to frequent adjustments, although certain peculiarities remain. Among those worth mentioning are the fashionable quarters to the east, the greenhouses and storage rooms to the west (an area currently used as the Residenza del Parco and Sporting), an area to the south set in the English manner with small detached houses and outbuildings and, as a poster of the time read, “a huge park and garden with tennis and croquet courts”.