We were very pleased to be able to stay once more at Albergo Le Due Corti.At short notice whilst on route back from 2 weeks in Tuscany and Latina. All was very clean staff very friendly .We were in walking distance from all the lovely shops resturants and Lake.We had a lovely appartment .The bathroom was a real treat as... More

We stayed at Le due Corti, a former coaching inn, whilst visiting Como for the Monza Grand Prix. The room was furnished with quality furniture which had the patina of well-worn but cared for items, a refreshing change from the corporate identikit items you find in the big chains. The bathroom was a little tight for spabce but again had... More

The woman at the registration desk was very unfriendly -location is nice - would avoid this hotel if any of the other hotels (by the lake) are available. The breakfast was nice and the staff there were caring and thoughtful. The room was very worn out...bedding was in horrible shape...

We stayed at this hotel as a stopover on our way from Switzerland to Venice. We were pleasantly surprised by the huge and beautifully decorated rooms. We had a quad and a triple with one overlooking the courtyard and the other the main street. The room overlooking the street was very noisy so I would recommend a courtyard room if... More

At breakfast after a lovely stay, I’m watching the doorman in livery shuttle cars in and out of the two courts of Le Due Corti in a maneuver more intricate than a chess game with Bobby Fisher. Each of the two courts has room for maybe a dozen cars if packed in bumper to bumper, but to extricate a car... More

The hotel is situated just outside the old walls so walking distance from the shops and the Lake, very friendly staff and very helpful at all times, room not luxury but good only problem- shower was small and the water pressure could have been better, great for parking overall a great stay thanks so much

Le Due Corti stands pretty in pink against the backdrop of hilly villas but a few steps inside, you may find the flooring and furniture to be a tad too worn out. While preserving the old Italian designs may be crucial, they cannot forget that even in medieval Italy, old furniture could be replaced with new ones bearing the same... More

Well situated for exploring the old town of Como, it's an old hotel that retains much charm, as the restaurant, small saloons and even the rooms, well renovated with old furniture but uncomfortable beds. Varied menu with reasonable prices and good portions. Poor continental breakfast, no hot plate. Ask for room on top floor as the hardwood floors being emits... More

My partner and I arrived late and were welcomed by the friendly front-desk staff with a smile - she even came out of the hotel to help me park the car. Inside, the hotel was above our expectations, with open stone walls and lots of beams giving the whole place a historical charm. Perhaps because of the stone, the room... More