Pool:
The open-air, sunny swimming pool with Solarium for sun bathing offers the incomparable view of the whole lake and the scenographic background of the Alps.

Beach:
The Hotel offers one of the very few beaches with fine sand that you can find on the Piedmontese side of the Lake Maggiore.The beach is only for the clients of the hotel, and they can spend pleasant hours sun-bathing on the shore of the lake. Canoe, pedalò and small rowing boats are at disposal of the clientele.

Hydromassage:
Spend a few pleasant and relaxing hours bathing in the round high tech Jacuzzi tub, admiring the lines and colours of the beautiful glass mosaic.

Tennis:
On the synthetic ground of the hotel tennis-court it is possible to play single or double games. Very near there are seven golf courses and one can go to go sailing, wind-surfing, water-skiing and horse-riding. 

TOURISM IN LAKE MAGGIORE

Lake Maggiore (or Verbano) is a lake basin of northeastern Piedmont which borders with Lombardy and Switzerland, is the second largest among Italian lakes after Lake Garda. Sheltered by the Alpine ring, it occupies a valley gullu probably of tectonic origin; it extends for 65 Km. with a prevalently NNE-SSW direction from Magadino to Sesto Calende; its maximum width is of 4.5 Km. (between Cannero Riviera and Germignaga, exluding the Borromeo Gulf) and has a surface of 212.2 Km. Its major surface is to be found in Italian territory, where it acts as a boundary between the region Piedmont and region Lombardy; only the extreme northern sector (42 Km) belongs to Switzerland. Its coastline is 166 Km. long. Lake Maggiore's water receiving basin is very extensive including the valleys of the Ticino and the Toce rivers, besides that of the Maggio torrent; moreover, it receives even the waters of Lake Lugano through the Tresa stream, of Lake Orta through the Strona stream, of Lake Varese through the Bardello stream and of the Mergozzo Lake, which the alluvium deposits of the Tace river separates from the Borromeo Gulf; the only effluent is the Ticino river that leaves the lake at Sesto Calende, flowing into the Po River from the left, downstream of Pavia. The tourist and climatic towns of Stresa and Baveno on the west coast of the Lake Maggiore offer numerous amusements and interesting cultural and sport events.