HomeSuite sul Lago is a HOLIDAY HOME WITHOUT HOST in the historic centre of Sarnico, with a fully equipped kitchen, 4KHDR TV, air conditioning, Design Bed. Design elements and a Relax corner typical of a mini Spa (JACUZZI and CHROMOTHERAPY). You will be provided with a complimentary Welcome Kit and a complimentary Breakfast Kit, including a BREAKFAST. Included (for a fee) breakfast in the PASTRY SHOP; THE WELCOME AND BREAKFAST KITS IN THE PASTRY SHOP MAY BE LIMITED OR ABSENT DEPENDING ON THE OFFERS YOU PURCHASED ON BOOKING. *BREAKFAST IN THE PASTRY SHOP WILL NOT BE DELIVERED ON MONDAY (PRICE ALREADY DISCOUNTED ON BOOKING) The HomeSuite can be accessed independently with a password and mandatory online checkin. What are you waiting for? Live a unique experience, of Relax Love and Design, in the heart of Sarnico.

The staff of HomeSuite live with a passion for food, wine, design, art, culture, lovers of travel, music and technology. In this house we decided to put everything we like, everything we would like to find in a house or a hotel suite, all the comforts, the technology, the relaxation.... We have done our best to create an original house, out of the ordinary, unique, not like many other houses, just to give our clients an unforgettable experience... just the way we would like it.

Piazza Giovanni Freti, located in the historic centre of Sarnico, immediately behind the lakeside promenade and with a beautiful and unmissable 15th-century church behind it. Historical notes on the small church of San Paolo: The oratory of San Paolo was probably built in 1428 on the ruins of the ancient Marenzi castle. During restoration work in 1969, two loopholes belonging to the medieval castle walls were discovered. The façade of the Oratory features a Baroque portal (1724) made of local stone and two windows on the sides. Inside we admire a fresco by an unknown painter from Bergamo from the end of the 15th century, depicting the Pietà and Saints Cosmas and Damian set in a mock architecture imitating a wooden triptych. Part of the saints was destroyed by the insertion (1638) of the two reliquaries (of Saints Callistus and Pontianus) embedded in the wall and surrounded by stucco frames on which rest the statues of Saints Peter and Paul, whose cult is also evidenced by the fresco on the right wall, where the two apostles are inserted into two painted frames.