COMO rooms are full of Tuscan charm, with original terracotta floors and high ceilings. The queen-size or twin beds are draped in Egyptian cotton, while the furnishings create a gentle counterpoint to the sunlight spilling through the windows. Views overlook the peaceful courtyard, dating back to the twelfth century, or formal Italian gardens.

The hotels spacious rooms overlook Tuscany’s rolling hills and feature queen-size or twin beds draped in Egyptian cotton. Cream furnishings give these rooms a soothing ambience, whilst the castle’s twelfth century origins are reflected in exposed wooden beams. The seating area is flooded with sunlight, spilling through double windows onto red terracotta tiles.

These COMO suites overlook the sun-drenched courtyard, Italian formal gardens, or rolling Tuscan hills. A separate living area with soft furnishings gives an elegant, pared-back space in which to unwind. The master bedroom is a cool-toned haven, with Egyptian cotton linens and an abundance of authentic Tuscan details. An airy bathroom is fitted with a shower and every modern convenience, including cotton bathrobes and COMO Shambhala’s award-winning amenities.

These spacious split-level suites feature an airy living area on the lower floor and a master bedroom on the upper level. Extensive views overlook the formal gardens or the estate’s Tuscan lakes. The cool-toned master bedroom is replete with queen-size bed and finest Egyptian cotton linens, providing a contemporary, peaceful retreat. In the generous bathroom, a freestanding bathtub is complemented by a separate shower and COMO Shambhala’s award-winning amenities.

These outstanding suites are filled with a sense of the castle’s centuries-old history alongside contemporary comfort. Carefully preserved 18th-century frescoes line the walls and vaulted ceilings, rising high above the king- or queen-size bed, which is draped in finest Egyptian cotton. An original fireplace forms the centrepiece of the generous living room, where red terracotta flooring is offset by furniture in cool-tones. A large bathroom is replete with a freestanding bathtub, doubly vanity, and separate shower.

The COMO suite is located in the historic Belvedere section of the castle, with its magnificent entrance overlooking the Chianti hills and lakes. A master bedroom and second twin bedroom are complemented by a large living room. An abundance of natural light spills through large windows, whilst a shared terrace gives a more secluded area in which to enjoy uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryside. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom configuration makes this an ideal choice for families.

This expansive suite represents the pinnacle of contemporary accommodation combined with a deep sense of history. Red terracotta tiles still bear traces of historic footfall, whilst pitched ceilings with exposed wooden beams rise high over the airy master bedroom and spacious separate living room. Muted, cool-toned furnishings provide a cocooning counterpoint to the abundance of natural light, whilst the suite’s size makes this feel more like a private apartment than hotel room. An enormous terrace overlooks the surrounding countryside, offering panoramic views of the rolling hilltops and the estate’s Tuscan lakes.

La Torre is a Michelin-starred restaurant overseen by Executive Chef, Giovanni Luca Di Pirro. Dishes are made with the finest Tuscan ingredients, sourced from local farmers, or directly from the estate’s organic garden. The cuisine showcases inventive Italian and seasonal inspiration, with an ever-changing menu ranging through spring’s crisp greens and fragrant herbs, to autumn’s rich truffles and wild boar.

La Taverna is situated in the castle’s original kitchen and features an open fire, which creates an intimate atmosphere. La Taverna opens during the winter months, during which time guests can enjoy a selection of Tuscan signature dishes, while a choice of cocktails, Champagnes, reserve cognacs, grappas and whiskies can be enjoyed year-round in the bar.

Pavilion is open throughout the summer months (weather permitting), with menus featuring Mediterranean cuisine and international favourites.

Wine tasting in Chianti is something of a rite of passage when visiting Tuscany. The region’s vineyards have existed for around 2,500 years, and remain strong contenders for some of Italy’s best wines. Guests at COMO Castello Del Nero can enjoy a wine tasting for up to eight guests, sampling an internationally recognised wine list in our two atmospheric stone cellars, part of the original 12th-century castle. COMO's sommelier will guide you through the history of wine production, with tastings drawing out the authentic flavours of Tuscany.