Somewhere above it all
Where the mountains slow time
Let the lake set the pace
Somewhere worth arriving to
The evening arrives slowly. Just lamplight, and nowhere else to be.
Afternoons made for staying in. A film, a fire, no reason to rush.
The headboard glows as if left on for you. Rest, finally, unhurried.
A smaller bed by the window. Quiet voices, a story told twice.
Warm water, towels already waiting. Even a quick shower feels unhurried.
The mirror lights itself at six in the morning. Small comforts, easy to love.
From here, the lake
opens towards
the mountains, turning
even the simplest
moments into
part of the journey.
Lake, mountains,
villages and paths
unfold around
Siham Lake Home.
From Verceia to Lugano
and across the Swiss border,
there is always somewhere
new to go.
A table immersed in nature.
In Sorico, within the Pian di Spagna nature reserve, Ristorante Beccaccino brings the flavours of the territory and Lake Como to the table, in a garden where an old wooden boat rests among the trees.
Reserve a tableThe village everyone recognises.
Cobbled lanes, terracotta houses and the mountains rising just behind: one of Lake Como's most recognizable villages, made for slow wandering.
Across the Swiss border.
A lakeside city of tree-lined promenades, moored boats and grand hotels facing the water. From Verceia it makes an easy day out, crossing into Switzerland along the way.
Where the landscape opens.
Meadows, forest and jagged peaks rising above a small white chapel: a reminder that the mountains are never far from the water, and that every road leads somewhere new.
Stone villages and turquoise rivers.
A landscape of mountains, rivers, villages and open roads, where historic stone houses sit above turquoise water and every turn brings a new view.
The eastern shore.
Water, stone and mountain landscapes meeting on the eastern shore, with colourful waterfront houses and flowered terraces stepping down to the lake.
Since moving to Italy in 2008, Siham Tellouki has built her path around hospitality and the culture of welcoming guests on Lake Como. Today, as the new owner of Siham Lake Home, she brings the same attention, sensitivity and care that have always shaped the way she welcomes people.
For Siham, hospitality means creating a place where guests can immediately feel at ease: an authentic home, carefully considered in every detail and surrounded by the beauty of the lake and mountains.
“Hospitality is not only a gesture. It is creating a place where you feel you are exactly where you should be.”
Siham Lake Home is her personal way of sharing the area: intimate, authentic and created for people who want to slow down, discover and feel at home.
Somewhere
between
the lake
and the
mountains,
time feels
different.
