Cape of Senses

The accommodation impresses with its spacious sauna, heated infinity pool, and modern fitness center. Guests appreciate the friendly staff, cleanliness, and stunning lake views. The breakfast variety and quality receive praise.

I booked my vacation for my family but only once I checked in on line they canceled my booking because my daughter is under 14. They were willing to let me stay if I had my friends daughter stay with us instead of my daughter because she was 13 turning 14 in September. What’s the difference. This is ridiculous. So I asked for a refund and they refused.

If you're planning a trip to Lake Garda, you absolutely must stay on this side of the lake and at the Cape of Senses - you won't find a better spot anywhere on the lake. While the hotel is new, it doesn't feel cookie-cutter or like it's still trying to get the hang of things - it's truly exceptional. Every member of the hotel staff went out of their way to ensure our stay was nothing short of perfect, particularly Michele - who knew us by name and recommended the best local restaurants. The property is pristine and meticulously maintained but the real draw is the view of Lake Garda and surrounding mountains. We spent most of our days marveling over the picture-perfect and truly breathtaking views - photos really don't do them justice. The Cape of Senses is perfectly situated in the mountains to see the mountains and towns across the lake (on a clear day). The hotel itself is also stunning, immaculate and expertly designed. The rooms are spacious and all have wonderful views of the property and lake. Our room was a Junior Suite located on the ground floor and I was shocked by how large the room was and that we had a secluded patio. The staff cleaned our room at least twice a day and left little treats each night! Such a lovely touch. The included breakfast was a major highlight - to say it's a buffet is a disservice to the incredible array of delicious and homemade foods. The restaurants at the hotel are expensive and we didn't find the menus particularly interesting so we ventured to the nearby towns along the lake (they are a must see!) and took recommendations from Michele! The bar is well-priced with a great menu of light bites and drinks. Plus, at least two of the nights we were there they had live music in the bar area that everyone really loved. If you're looking for a luxury spa experience, this is where to go. The amenities are clean, modern and never feel busy. There's free, guided yoga and stretching in the mornings and the pools are always a good idea. If you're not interested in the pools, sauna or other spa rooms, you can enjoy one of several relaxation rooms, the gym or other gathering areas. No matter where you are on the property, the wifi is great and the air conditioning is also very good for Italy. My biggest recommendations for your stay are to: go to nearby restaurants for dinner; explore the castle in Torri del Benaco and go to breakfast from the moment it opened until it closes. We went the first week of October and the weather was cool but cozy. I cannot recommend Cape of Senses enough!