Albergo Terminus
Como
The Hotel Terminus was built in 1900 on the Lungo Lario di Levante, today Lungo Lario Trieste, by the architect Italo Zanolini. In the name, Terminus, it retains the memory of its original function of "thermal spa" of the nearby Grand Hotel Plinius, and was erected to celebrate the centenary of the first electric battery, an invention by Alessandro Volta. But it is in the 1940s that this beautiful hotel with classic elegance and little-shouted luxury, so typical of the aristocracy of these parts, became part of the Passera family. And even if in recent times the hotel has been completely renovated, and the rooms are constantly "refreshed" with new, more and more elegant and comfortable furnishings, the atmosphere and style remain the same as in those years.
Lugano Airport
34km


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Time Zone:
GMT+1
Currency:
CHF (Swiss Franc)
Temperature:
2°C - 33°C
Cost of a Beer:
£8.50
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£70
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About The Area
York is one of the strongest UK city bases for a golf break because the off-course experience is genuinely excellent. The city has Roman roots, Viking history, medieval streets, ancient walls, independent shops, restaurants and attractions, so it works well for golfers, couples and mixed groups. Visit York describes it as a city where ancient walls surround attractions, shops, accommodation and eateries, with events and festivals throughout the year.
For golf, York Golf Club is a key local option. Founded in 1890, it is a historic club near the city with a visitor-friendly setup, strong greens, practice facilities, bar and catering. Fulford Golf Club is another excellent nearby choice and is widely regarded as one of Yorkshire’s best courses, with visitor information available for travelling golfers.
Away from the fairways, golfers can walk the York City Walls, visit York Minster, explore The Shambles, head to the National Railway Museum, take a river cruise or build in a proper food-and-pub weekend. The city walls are free to access on foot for much of the year, while the National Railway Museum is home to iconic locomotives and a major engineering collection.
For Hashtag Golf Travel customers, York works best as a premium city-and-golf weekend, a society trip, or a culture-heavy short break with strong non-golfer appeal.






