With a new Sports & Adventure Manager, myriad of new leisure experiences and ‘Reactivate your Senses’ package

Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como has announced that the resort will reopen its doors for the summer season on April 1 2022, and invites guests to experience a new ‘Reactivate your Senses’ accommodation package.

Immersed in a blooming botanical park and nestled on the sunny shores of charming Lake Como, this elegant resort is the perfect blend between the dynamic and the glamorous side of this unmissable Italian destination.

The resort has made further enhancements to its luxurious accommodation and public areas during the seasonal closure, including a restyling of many rooms and suites, overseen by Reveria, the esteemed Milanese interior design studio.

Recognised as Italy’s ‘Best Hotel Spa’ at the World Spa Awards in October 2021, The resort’s Spa comprises expansive treatment suites, a vertical Kneipp circuit, indoor pool, Mediterranean bath, and an iconic outdoor floating pool. Moreover, the expert team offers holistic and tailored treatments, yoga and personal training sessions within the lush gardens.

Chef Massimiliano Blasone continues at the helm of L˜ARIA restaurant, seducing guests with his take on Italian cuisine with Japanese influences. This season he will also oversee CO.MO Bar & Bistrot, bringing his cosmopolitan inspirations to the menus, which include mouth-watering pizzas straight from the outdoor oven and artfully presented creative cocktails, paired with astonishing sunsets.

Committed to creating unprecedented experiences, the resort has appointed a dedicated Sports and Adventure Manager for the upcoming season. From hiking the surrounding mountaintops in search of the ultimate view, to thrill-seeking lake surfing on a wakeboard

and practicing Shinrin-yoku in the garden to cruising the streets on a FIAT 500 Electric, the Sports & Adventure Manager will personally ensure that guests enjoy tailored itineraries to enjoy the myriad of new experiences lined up for the 2022 season.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: mandarinoriental.com/lake-como.