Relais I Due Roccoli

Historic Italian hospitality overlooking beautiful Lake Iseo

Iseo

Relais I Due Roccoli

Step into a world where history, art and Italian hospitality come naturally together. Set above Lake Iseo, Relais I Due Roccoli brings a medieval tower, historic villa and lakeside church into one characterful estate. Period furnishings, contemporary design and carefully chosen artworks give each space its own personality, while the atmosphere remains relaxed, generous and personal.
Paolo Tirelli
PAOLO TIRELLI - DIRECTOR
A rectangular outdoor pool with metal steps, surrounded by lawn, sun loungers, and a stone house with hills and trees in the background under a blue sky.

Building: 15th and 18th century

Relais I Due Roccoli sits in a leafy park above Iseo, surrounded by mature trees, flowering gardens and lawns. From here, views open across the lake, while the buildings tell a story shaped over several centuries.

The oldest part is a 15th-century tower, now incorporated into the farmhouse that houses our restaurant. Nearby, the villa grew from a 17th-century structure and was remodelled in the 19th century. Stone passages, planted courtyards and connecting rooms link the two naturally.
Inside, period furniture, modern design and a collection of historic and contemporary art bring warmth and individuality to the interiors. Our rooms each have a balcony or terrace, with outlooks across the park or towards Lake Iseo. For guests seeking greater privacy, a separate stone cottage stands close to the main house, with its own pool, garden and parking.

The name I Due Roccoli recalls an old local hunting tradition once practised on these hills. Today, we prefer to share the landscape more gently, through thoughtful hospitality and unhurried stays with us.

Open: April to October

Rooms: 26

From: €

190

Occasions to Remember

Some of the highlights of staying at our historic house

RESTAURANT

Our à la carte restaurant brings the flavours of Lombardy together with a fresh, contemporary approach. Menus draw on local produce and the imagination of our chefs, while the setting lends each meal a sense of occasion. In summer, guests dine in the old farmhouse beside medieval walls and a window overlooking the park. Indoors, exposed stone, a generous fireplace, antique furnishings and artworks create a warm atmosphere, complemented by flowers, soft music and attentive, discreet service throughout the evening.

WELLNESS

Relaxation at I Due Roccoli begins in our private pool area, sheltered by greenery and dotted with bronze sculptures. Guests can swim, settle into the heated jacuzzi or stretch out on the furnished solarium, while the wood-fired sauna offers warmth on cooler days. Elsewhere in the park, tennis and bocce courts invite a little friendly competition, and the ridge-top Roccoli walk starts within the grounds. It is an easy way to slow down and enjoy the wider landscape around us.

SPECIAL OCCASSIONS

Weddings at Hotel I Due Roccoli make full use of the setting, with Lake Iseo, the mountains and Franciacorta as a natural backdrop. Ceremonies can unfold on the lawns, beneath woodland gazebos or inside our elegant reception rooms, with religious and secular celebrations equally welcome. Drawing on three decades of experience, our team supports couples throughout the planning, from aperitifs and personalised menus to flowers, music and the evening party, creating a day that feels polished, generous and entirely their own.

SIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES

Experiences to add to your itinerary
  • Lake Iseo itself (~1.5–2.4 km/10 min drive) – one of Italy’s lesser-known but scenic lakes
  • Monte Isola – the largest lake island in Southern Europe, historic center reachable by ferry from Iseo, car-free, popular for a half-day excursion
  • Iseo old town – picturesque lakeside town with piazzas, cafés, and a Sunday market
  • Oldofredi Castle (~2.2 km) – historic castle
  • Sanctuary of the Madonna della Ceriola – on Monte Isola’s summit, panoramic pilgrimage site
  • Franciacorta wine region – rolling vineyard hills just south of the lake, dotted with wineries : Cà del Bosco winery, Conti Ducco winery
  • Antica Strada Valeriana – historic Roman-era road/hiking route along the lake’s eastern shore
  • Franciacorta Golf Club (Nigoline di Corte Franca, ~15 min from the lake) – 27 holes across three courses (Brut, Satèn, Rosé), designed by Pete Dye and Marco Croze; clubhouse with restaurant, two pools, tennis courts, and wine-region views; open year-round given the mild lake climate
  • Golf Club Campodoglio – 9-hole, par-36 course (Lombardy’s longest 9-hole layout), British-links
  • The Relais itself sits in a 10-hectare private park with manicured lawns, flowering shrubs, and centuries-old trees, and offers a spectacular panoramic view over Lake Iseo (rated by Tripadvisor in 2021 as Italy’s most beautiful view and 4th in the world)
  • Riserva Naturale “Torbiere del Sebino” – peat-bog nature reserve near Iseo, ideal for birdwatching and walking among ponds and reeds
  • Piramidi di Zone – striking geological rock-pillar formations within a nature reserve, easy scenic walk (~1 hr)
  • Monte Isola – Europe’s largest lake island, with scenic hiking paths, the Oldofredi Castle, and Santuario della Madonna della Ceriola at its summit
  • Franciacorta hills – rolling vineyard landscape, best explored by bike, on foot, or by e-bike/Vespa
  • Botanical Garden of Conifers (~10 min drive) – dedicated conifer collection
  • The nearby “Cedro Atlantico Glauco a Bosine” – a notable monumental tree/park feature close to the hotel
  • Museo delle Armi “Luigi Marzoli” – arms museum inside Brescia Castle
  • Museo del Risorgimento – also housed in Brescia Castle
  • Museo di Santa Giulia – UNESCO World Heritage museum complex in a former Benedictine monastery, with art and archaeology collections including the Croce di Desiderio and Roman-era mosaics
  • Parco Nazionale delle Incisioni Rupestri (Capo di Ponte) – national park with some of Europe’s oldest prehistoric rock carvings, in Val Camonica (~1 hr drive)
  • Brescia’s historic center also offers Via dei Musei, a street lined with archaeological and Roman-era sites (Capitolium/Roman temple ruins)
  • Museo dell’Industria e del Lavoro (Museum of Industry and Labour), Brescia area (~10 miles) – regional industrial heritage museum
  • Small local museums and heritage sites on Monte Isola related to fishing and net-making traditions
  • Franciacorta wineries often offer cellar/production museum tours (e.g., historic wine cellars)
  • Boating, sailing, windsurfing and swimming on Lake Iseo
  • Ferry excursions to Monte Isola and Monte Isola bike/hike loops (car-free island, popular for cycling)
  • Hiking along the Antica Strada Valeriana and surrounding hills
  • Cycling through Franciacorta’s vineyards – well-marked wine routes
  • Wine tasting tours at Cà del Bosco winery and Conti Ducco winery
  • Golf at Franciacorta Golf Club (see above)
  • Outdoor pool and spa at the Relais itself
  • Festival Franciacorta in Cantina (mid-to-late September, sometimes a double weekend) – the region’s flagship wine event: open cellars, guided vineyard tours, tastings, picnics among the vines, and cultural/sporting activities across dozens of participating wineries
  • Festival di Primavera Franciacorta (March) – a spring edition celebrating Franciacorta DOCG sparkling wine, with over 100 cellars, trattorias, and estates participating along the “Strada della Franciacorta”
  • Various summer lakeside events around Iseo and Monte Isola (markets, concerts, local sagre) run through July–August, tied to the tourist season
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