Hotel Iseolago

Lake Iseo is the fourth largest lake in Northern Italy. The main town of Iseo is on the south shore, its medieval origins evident in the street patterns, arcaded shopping areas and peaceful squares. Lake Iseo’s most striking feature is Monte Isola island, the largest inhabited lake island in Europe. This is home to 11 small communities, traffic-free and easily reached by boat from the lakeside towns of Iseo and Sulzano – the perfect spot for a peaceful stroll. There is gentle walking too around the Torbiere del Sebino adjacent to Iseo Town. It’s a lakeside wetland nature reserve, a mecca for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts. The Franciacorta area to the South has a more rolling landscape and is famous for its sparkling wines. Your hotels in Lake Iseo give you a great choice of accommodation.

Please note: Inghams will be operating a Telephone Rep service in Lake Iseo for summer 2020.

Lake Iseo offers a variety of things to do to keep any visitor occupied. Discover Iseo Town which is of medieval origin, weave your way through the back streets to lovely open-air squares and a lakefront lined with stylish cafes and bars. Concerts and exhibitions are organised throughout the summer. The jewel of the Lake is the Monte Isola, largest land island in Europe. Home to 11 communities, is traffic-free and easily reached by boat from the lakeside towns of Iseo and Sulzano - the perfect spot for a peaceful stroll and walks. Cruise the lake on the ferries or catch the train to see the other main towns : Sarnico, Pisogne and Lovere.. For the active, the area is excellent for walking at all different levels. The Lake Iseo railway from Brescia is a comfortable way to explore this lovely lake and its surrounding areas up into the Camonica Valley. There is also gentle walking around the Torbiere del Sebino adjacent to Iseo Town. It's a lakeside wetland nature reserve, and sure to be the highlight of Lake Iseo holidays for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Visit Bergamo - one of the oldest towns in Italy which is steeped in beauty and history.

• Visit a vineyard and taste the Franciacorta DOCG wine
• Lunch or a walk on the Island of Monte Isola
• Visit the lakeside towns (boat / train)
• Stroll along the lakefront of Sarnico
• Visit the Tadini Gallery in Lovere
• Visit Medieval Bergamo
• See the frescoes of Romanino in Pisogne
• Visit the gardens of the Villa Quistini
• Shop in Iseo's beautiful historical centre
• Visit ancient Brescia by train
• Breno Castle and squares
• Bienno medieval mountain / water village
• Rock Engravings in Capo di Ponte
• Edolo mountain village

• Longitude: 10.035281
• Latitude: 45.658898
• Distance to City Centre: 1000

For more information on travel and transport visit our Lake Iseo page

Restaurants and Bars 

Hotel Iseolago prides itself on having an onsite restaurant renowned for its culinary flair which still focuses on the traditional elements of Italian cuisine. Their incredible lakeside location means fish is very prominent on their menu with the likes of white lake fish, trench, perch and king prawns with the accompaniment of Rovato beef which is rich and tender when slow cooked in local Brescia wines. Breakfast is a continental service with both hot and cold options, providing everything you could need in order to get your day off to the best start and dinner is a three course affair featuring plenty of fresh salads, homemade pastas and decadent desserts along with the aforementioned treats for the main course. 

Traditional aperitifs can be ordered at the bar and taken out on the garden terrace in the warmer months meaning you can truly embrace La Dolce Vita and watch the sunset over the glorious mountains and glittering waters with a cocktail in hand.

Pools and Beaches

Tucked away amongst the breathtaking 10,000 sq metres of flourishing gardens surrounding the hotels, there are three open air swimming pools. Around each pool there are plenty of sun loungers and parasols for you to use and relax in the Iseo sunshine. Pool towels are provided free of charge. 

For those wanting to take a dip in the cool, crystal waters of the lake itself, it is a journey you can make on foot in just a few moments. Through the woodland towards the back of the hotel gardens, you'll find a private path that leads directly down to the harbour. You'll also be given a free entry card to the Sassabank Lido just opposite the hotel which has a further three swimming pools as well as a bar and restaurant 

Spa

Le Ninfe del Lago spa which translates to 'The Nympths of the Lake' spa is as enchanting as it sounds. This boutique area of the hotel has been designed to evoke feelings of rest and relaxation. The wellness centre is home to a hydro-massage tub, sauna, Turkish Bath, tropical showers, fitness room and a relaxation area with free herbals teas to soothe and relax any aching bodies after a long day of exploring your incredible surroundings. Entry to the spa and use of the facilities mentioned above is free of charge however any beauty treatments or massages must be booked and paid for locally. 

Activities

Whilst the ethos of the Iseolago is very much towards rest and relaxation, there is plenty to do for those seeking a more active holiday. On site, there are four tennis courts, free volleyball and table tennis as well as pedalos and canoes to hire locally. Use of the tennis courts is free of charge but equipment is payable locally to hire if you do not have your own. There is also the possibility to hire bikes from the hotel though please note this is subject to availability and payable direct to the hotel. Guests staying at the Iselolago are also granted free entry to the Sassabanek lido located just across the road. Where there are bars and restaurants on the shore side along with opportunities to take sailing lessons (payable locally). 

Local Fees and Taxes

Tourist tax payable locally directly to hotel

• Cots & linen
• Hotel kids club