Stayed at the Della Torre for a 3 night stay in September as a group of 5, I personally had a single room. The hotel was an ideal base for us to explore the resort of Stresa, it was a walk into the resort, but we chatted and enjoyed the lake views and took our time. The staff in the bar, dining room and reception were very friendly and helpful. We had dinner in the hotel on the first night after a long first day travelling. Dinner was really enjoyable, and we all enjoyed the breakfasts each morning. My room was a little dated but very clean, and the bed comfortable for me. It did overlook the road, (but I live in East London, am immune to traffic noise) but the doors onto the balcony were good soundproofing. All in all I thought the hotel was a solid 3 stars, a lovely traditional style Italian accommodation, I'd be more than happy to return.

Location was good. Close to town and ferry. Disappointed with front desk service. No help with luggage to or from your room. Room view was awesome but no Kleenex, robes or slippers not a four star hote by any means. Breakfast was ok . Large variety of food. Decor was average. Drapes hanging of rods incorrectly in dining room was not a good look. Beds and pillows not very comfortable but not terrible. With that being said if we I did not have that awsome view of lake we would have been totally disappointed with this hotel.

The staff at this hotel were very welcoming and extremely helpful with advice. The breakfast was good, bacon underdone for us but plenty of other choices available. Location is pretty good, a couple of restaurants close by and about 1 klm walk to the centre of everything. Our only negative was that the room is very “tight” and a bit tired. The bedhead had tears in the fabric. No tea & coffee making facilities either and we do like our morning cuppa. There was a small balcony overlooking a rooftop and a road but as we had a fair amount of rain we didn’t get to use it anyway.