OpeningsSix SensesLake Como, Italy

A first look at Six Senses Lake Como

A Lake Como entry on the brand’s ‘and beyond’ pipeline

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First look

Six Senses Lake Como sits on the brand’s ‘and beyond’ pipeline, with no dedicated page and no firm date. Lake Como is one of the most established luxury-hotel markets in Europe, so a Six Senses here would be entering a crowded, well-defended field.

There is little public detail beyond the location. We have not stayed, so this is anticipation rather than a verdict, but what we will be watching for is how the brand’s understated, wellness-led style competes with the grand-hotel tradition the lake is known for, and when a date attaches to the listing.

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