Esperienza pessima. Ci hanno lasciato fuori ad aspettare per 45 minuti dicendo, ad ogni telefonata,…read moreche l'autista sarebbe arrivato in un minuto. Se ci avessero detto che avrebbero tardato tanto (per aspettare altri voli) lo avremmo capito e saremmo tornate all'interno dell'aeroporto al calduccio. Al di là del tempo di attesa, le bugie e la scortesia dell'autista non valgono i soldi risparmiati.

This parking place in Como is very well located and run by Chinese people who are always nice and…read morehelpful. The parking may not be the cheapest at in the city but definitely the safest as its indoor and constantly under surveillance by the Chinese people who run it. Open till midnight every day so be careful not to forget when to pick up your car unless you want to leave it overnight.

Rented my vehicle at OK Rent a car by the PARKING GO location in Milano Malpensa Airport. The…read moreemployee was very nice and patient. I hd a card issue and she waited with me until everything was resolved so I could take the rental with full insurance. Plus the Parking Go has a very efficient shuttle that takes you to the airport and back in less than 10minutes.

Not terrible, as far as international airports go. You get all the things you expect: duty free…read moreshopping, an overly-ambitious cloud of perfume and cologne sprays, lost tourists, loud noises, chaos. Nothing different. There are two things that really took me by surprise: a) the size of the terminal. I am very glad we decided to check out of the hotel a bit earlier than was strictly necessary, because we had to hoof it to Delta's side of things, which was much farther away than we'd expected; and 2) the extreme mismatch between the sheer size of the terminal and the size of the waiting areas at the gates. By the time we got the gate, every seat - and I do mean *every seat* was taken by a human body. People were sitting on the floor or on their luggage, pressed against a wall. People were standing in front of the one store that fronted the gate, and people were blocking aisles inside the store (clearly waiting for the flight), which I'll never understand. The staff that we did end up interacting with was friendly enough, though when it came time for boarding, it was more chaos. The loudspeaker didn't work so well, so nobody could really hear what the agent was saying. And once it became clear that they were going to start letting us line up to board, it was like the good old Southwest Airlines days, where everybody made a beeline to the queue like they didn't have tickets with their assigned seats labeled. Anyway, it was fine for what it was. We did the tourist thing and got our duty-free shopping in, which was a fast and easy experience - once we settled on the items. We did get turned around once, trying to exit the duty free area, but thank goodness I saw the signs were leading us away from where I thought we needed to go. Got some good steps in that morning, at the very least...

I feel like I had to walk from one end of the airport to the next while just checking in getting…read morethrough customs and to my terminal. It seemed like nothing was convenient or well connected.

I wasn't going to review Borgo Le Terrazze due to selfishness, however I feel that the rooms, the…read moreviews and the service cannot go without an outstanding review. The rooms looking on to the lake provide some of the best views in Bellagio, going in late March we missed the crowds. The team were more than happy to help and the shuttle in to Bellagio was a handy bonus. At breakfast there was a good selection of warm and cold food, suggest paying the €7 upfront and starting the day of right! Definitely a place I'll come back to stay at!

+ Location Without a doubt the Borgo Le Terrazze is the…read moreplace to be when in Bellagio, especially if you prefer to travel off the beaten path! While the crowds are squeezing themselves through the narrow alleys in Bellagio and stay in the many typical Italian hotels, the Borgo is the perfect hideaway. From the rooms, patios, balconies and pool area you are overlooking Lake Como with Cadennabia, Menaggio, and Varenna in the far and Bellagio with its Villa Melzi below. The view is stunning and priceless! + Rooms The rooms are spacious and nicely decorated in a sleek, contemporary but cozy design that is implemented throughout the whole hotel. The bathrooms are equipped with a walk-in shower including an overhead rain showerhead, which wants to make you shower forever. Some rooms come with a small kitchenette where you either can prepare a warm dinner or take advantage of the equipment to enjoy fresh cut meat and cheese from a 'salumeria' in the evening. The only thing that bothered me was the preset room temperature. We had some cold and rainy nights and the preset 20 degrees Celsius (68 Fahrenheit) let me shiver. The preset temperature was explained by the lake region's environmental requirements. However, what happens in winter? + Service I don't get the complaints of other travelers about the staff. We met super friendly, obliging employees that always took the time for a chat and made the farewell even harder. But as they say: We reap what we sow - and some guests were quite unfriendly! Some staff speaks English, German, and French besides Italian. + Others The complimentary shuttle to Bellagio is super convenient in particular because the road from/to Como can be a nightmare if you are not used to 'one-lane' travel in both directions or Italian driving habits in general. Moreover there is a nice off-the-beaten-path hike from the hotel over Villa Melzi to Bellagio I highly can recommend. Just make sure you wear sturdy shoes since the decline over the mossy cobblestone steps can be tricky! The breakfast is outstanding! Originally we planned to have breakfast once but were caught after the first morning! From pastries, over fruit salad, eggs (boiled, scrambled, and omelets), yoghurt, bread and rolls, jam, cream cheese, regular cheese, cut meat etc. you are spoiled with choice. Plus the fresh brewed coffee specialties are addicting. In summary the EUR 10 per person are well spent! FYI - the American 'Café Latte' is called 'Latte Macchiato' in Italy (a fellow traveler was devastated when she ordered café latte and received coffee with a separate can of milk...) Overall the Borgo Le Terrazze is the place to be at Lake Como and I will never stay somewhere else again in this region! +outstanding contemporary location, + stunning views over Lake Como, + wonderful service + superb breakfast Average rate: EUR 145-180 per night. Breakfast; EUR 10 Parking: complimentary Bellagio Shuttle: complimentary Credit cards accepted.