Tea Apartment

Check-in is from 15:00 and your keys are in the keybox at the door. On foot from the station you can let yourself in until midnight, Sundays included. By car you need the car park gate, open Monday to Saturday until 21:30 and closed on Sundays — message me in that case and we’ll arrange a key handover in person. Check-out is by 11:00.

Yes, and the hours only concern check-in: once you have let yourself in the first time, you can come and go at any hour, day or night. Arriving on foot you can check in on your own until midnight, Sundays included: it is 150 metres from the station and the keybox code is already in the link I send you. The 15:00–21:30 window only applies to arriving by car, because it depends on the car park gate. For a check-in after midnight, message me ahead.

Usually not: check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 11:00. If you need to arrive earlier or leave your bags for a few hours, message me: if I am around I will gladly sort something out, but I cannot promise it in advance.

There is a private garage on level −1, entered from Via Cavour 2 behind an automatic gate — I send you the keypad code before you arrive. There is also free on-street parking around the building.

Yes. Lomazzo station is 150 metres away, a two-minute walk, and Trenord R17 and RE7 trains run from there direct to Milano Cadorna, Como Lago and Saronno, with no changes. On weekdays there is one every 30 minutes; at weekends one an hour, with some extra departures.

About 25 minutes by car, along the SS336 and the A36. By train it is 48 minutes on the Trenord RE54 and R17, changing at Saronno. It is the handiest airport for getting here.

Yes, and this is the easy way to do it: the R17 and RE7 trains reach Como Lago in about 25 minutes, with no changes. The lake boats leave from right in front of the station, so you step off the train and you are at the pier. You sleep in Lomazzo and spend the day on the lake.

Yes: ComoNExT is a few minutes on foot, inside the same former cotton mill. It is the natural choice for workshops, events and mid-week business stays at the hub, with fibre WiFi, a full kitchen and late self check-in.

I do, Elia, together with my mum. The apartment is mine and I’m the one answering your messages; on site, when needed, it’s her.

No, it’s a studio flat for two in Lomazzo, rented for short stays. Tea is short for Mattea, my grandmother, and the apartment carries her name.