Albergo Diffuso Ca' Spiga
Over on the chic western shore of Lake Como, Cà 'Spiga is a lovingly restored family home turned eight-room guesthouse. Originally built in 1845 and passed down through generations, the house was revived in 2011 by the same family, who carried out every part of the renovation themselves. Named after the owner’s great-great-grandfather – nicknamed “Spiga” after the Milanese street he worked on to support his family – the hotel honours his legacy in name and spirit. Interiors are sweet and nostalgic, with pastel walls, original floors, heirloom furniture, and the warmth of a nonna’s house. Each room overlooks the lake (wow), and guests can have breakfast (sweet cakes and cafetières) on the terrace, while evenings consist of raiding the honesty wine cellar. It’s low-key, local, and all Italian heart.
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