Nice small hotel, with a nice outlook over the lake. very friendly welcome when we arrived. It’s a good hotel, just not for us really.

The food is delicious but the menu a bit small and limited if staying for multiple nights, given some of the main course options were unavailable. Didn’t expect the road to be so busy between the hotel and the lake, that wasn’t obvious from the images online and we also didn’t realise that the busy campsite is just over the road meaning that the lakeshore is very busy with tourists staying at the campsite and using the lakeshore immediately in front of the hotel. We would have expected a bit more service for the room rate paid, including water in the room in summer. It’s clear that a lot of time has gone into making this a great venue for cycling holidays and the set up is geared to that, which isn’t what we expected so perhaps need to make this clearer on booking.com? It felt like we were intruding on someone’s private home at times, so perhaps owners may need to think about clearer boundaries between personal and business space at this property.

We loved the location, property, owners and their staff. The decor and interior design were lovely and given the hosts interests in cycling, outdoor pursuits, cuisine and art meant for a lovely atmosphere. This is a great base for a cycling holiday.

location is perfect. super nice staff and really amazing food. the owners are often around to welcome you and make sure everything is ok with your stay!

spectacular location, with a charming architecture and view for the lake, amazing breakfast, and differenciated restaurant. focus on sprts tourism, for bike or hike, with great montain hikes

Really nice property, lovely garden and open restaurant/breakfast room. Very friendly staff

Would be nice if the restaurant had more wide variety of food, e.g. vegan, vegetarian, fish, and chicken in addition to red meat.

We loved our stay here. The location of this delightful restaurant with rooms is wonderful, overlooking the small but perfectly formed Lago di Mergozzo with a chestnut forest-clad mountain backdrop - especially beautiful in the still of a spring morning with a slight mist rising off the mirror-like lake (we also spent three nights on Lago di Maggiore but frankly I thought Mergozzo was prettier). Without exception the owners and all the staff are very friendly, always helpful, considerate, and thoughtful. They're lovely people individually but also work really well as a team. The cooking in the restaurant is often outstandingly good, inventive but not showy and with great respect for the quality of ingredients. Mergozzo itself is a pretty, historically interesting, and perfectly maintained lake-side village with some good restaurants. There are good walks in the mountains and above the lake opposite the hotel. In better weather than we had (in the first week of May) sitting in the hotel gardens and eating on the terrace would be lovely.

We'd originally booked the 1st floor room with its own terrace but relocated to a 2nd floor room because we were a bit worried about the potential for restaurant noise to travel via the atrium in the lounge next door - a problem which will shortly be eliminated via the installation of sound-deadening glass between the two floors.

the restaurant is great but with very limited variety and nearly no options for vegan food.

Casa de la Capra is a unique place between the hotel, agriturismo and “Albergo”. Very friendly atmosphere, staff very attentive, and great food served at dinner with an amazing view. Highly recommended!