I really wanted to enjoy this hotel: its history and its construction is really amazing but this cannot really be said for much else. The bedroom was unsurprisingly old but its content was devoid of any character apart from the wardrobe. There was no wifi, no coffee making facility, no minibar, the tv received one English language channel and the... More

I stayed there in September when we had a big business meeting. I stayed in what is effectively an annexe. The room was large but everything in the room was old and dusty. lighting was pretty dim. It had a musty smell. There was no heavy blanket in the room so I looked around for it and found one in... More

The castle was reconstructed several times and passed from hand to hand to various aristocratic clans within millennium. It was used as a fort, but as a country residence. After a fire in the XVIII century the original tower has been rebuilt. The castle has a huge collection of works of art. The paintings, medieval costumes and armor, weapons, books,... More

I stayed at this hotel with my other half and family from August the 1st to the 5th. When we arrived i was amazed with how pretty the castle is. Check in was quick and easy. Your issued with a card and a really heavy key for your room. The marbled spacious bathroom had a fantastic power shower that is... More

This hotel is a disaster, and I strongly recommend all avoid at all costs. We arrived here for a three night stay and were initially impressed by the attractive grounds. That impression did not last long when shown to our room, which we paid four star prices for. The room was dark, dank, old and musty smelling. There was little... More

We stayed here as part of our friends' wedding this June. The hotel is definitely wedding centred and I think therefore the service is focused on making sure that wedding parties run smoothly rather than focusing on room quality, guest service etc. Our room was a junior suite, it was large but not particularly grand or exciting. The bed was... More

For all who travel through the wider Milan area the North of Lombardia seems to be an endless repetition of industrial area, shopping centers, residential areas and highways. If they are not there for work, most people are happy to get through it as rapidly as possible. Castello di Casiglio is a reason to stay and to feel very comfortable.... More

Castello di Casiglio, founded in the X century is located in a green area of ​​Brianza, near Como Lake, in what is now the park. In 1985, the castle was completely restored and expanded, without changing the medieval style. At present the building of the castle is used as a hotel. Originality and elegance of each room impresses tourists every... More

We had the good fortune to stay at Castello di Casiglio in October when we were in Italy scoping out wedding properties in Northern and Central Italy for our clients. We were assessing the properties as wedding planners and also as guests. If you are looking for a beautiful location to host a wedding, look no further particularly if you've... More