The Emerald Fountain
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Lugano, Lugano District
This contemporary home was designed by a creative architect and features a large terrace stretching around half the apartment. Your host can provide free baby equipment and pets are welcome, making it an ideal choice for families.
Morning Coffee & Views
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Lugano, Lugano District
This bright and modern studio situated in the picturesque town of Lugano is a great place for a couple or a solo traveller to base themselves while they make the most of all that this beautiful Italian-speaking region of Switzerland has to offer. While the studio is compact in size, it has all the comforts to make your time a relaxing one – not to mention all the shared facilities which are definitely an added perk.
High on a Hill
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Acquarossa, Blenio District
We think you'd be hard-pressed to find a snazzy, modern home like this with better views of the Swiss alps. From the garden they're truly panoramic and this place has been designed to make the most of them – with window walls, sliding doors and a wraparound terrace.
Paradiso Found
4 guests
1 bedrooms
Paradiso, Lugano District
Just a stone’s throw from the banks of Lake Lugano, this stylish, modern apartment is ready to ease you into a heavenly, relaxing stay – this is Paradiso, of course. Contemporary furnishings and large windows provide a cool, sophisticated welcome in the open-plan living area where the sofas beckon hours lounging with a good book and the sleek kitchen is all set to help you cook up homemade feasts.
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