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Three bedrooms: sleeping arrangements for six or seven guests

Casa Regina 21 is an independent holiday house in Comano Terme with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a welcoming living area, and an equipped kitchen. The layout gives families room to share the day while still having separate spaces for sleep and quiet time.

Your booking reserves the whole house, not individual rooms. Denise and Larissa each have one double bed; Evelyn has two single beds. That provides six standard bed spaces across three separate bedrooms.

Denise Room: double bed at Casa Regina 21
Denise Room1 double bed · 2 guests
Larissa Room: double bed at Casa Regina 21
Larissa Room1 double bed · 2 guests
Evelyn Room: two single beds at Casa Regina 21
Evelyn Room2 single beds · 2 guests

For seven guests, an extra bed is added in the bedroom you choose. It is not a fourth bedroom: let us know your preferred arrangement before arrival. If children need separate beds, take the twin room into account when assigning rooms to your group.

A kitchen and washing machine make longer stays easier: breakfast can follow your own timetable, outdoor clothes can be refreshed, and an evening at home does not require adapting to hotel schedules.

See the rooms and full property gallery on the Casa Regina 21 homepage.

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Planning outdoor time with children

Enclosed private garden with gazebo and deckchairs at Casa Regina 21

The enclosed garden, reserved for guests, makes it easier to add simple pauses to the day: breakfast outside, quiet time after an outing, or dinner without another journey.

As with every outdoor space, children still need appropriate adult supervision. For photographs and details about the gazebo and barbecue, read our dedicated garden guide.

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The practical details that make a family stay simpler

Equipped kitchen inside Casa Regina 21
  • three separate bedrooms and two bathrooms;
  • bed linen, towels and final cleaning included in the total price;
  • an equipped kitchen and washing machine;
  • free Wi-Fi for planning, entertainment, or remote work;
  • free parking beside the property;
  • direct contact with the host before and during the stay.

There are steps at the entrance. All three bedrooms and both bathrooms are on the same floor.

If you are travelling with a pushchair or have specific access or equipment requirements, ask before booking so the host can confirm whether the house is right for your family.

Before arrival: four details to agree with the host

  1. Confirm the number of guests and, for a group of seven, which bedroom should have the extra bed.
  2. If you need a cot, request it in advance and confirm availability and the additional charge.
  3. Plan your arrival within check-in hours, 3 pm to midnight (15:00–00:00). Check-out is from 7 am to 9 am (07:00–09:00).
  4. Explain any pushchair or mobility needs so you can check the entrance steps before deciding whether to book.

For days at the spa or park, check the walking route from the house to Comano Thermal Spa. Once the practical details suit your group, check availability and the total price for your dates.

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Things to do with children around Comano Terme

Green riverside landscape for family days near Comano Terme

Looking for activities rather than accommodation details? Our dedicated guide to things to do with kids in Comano Terme compares days out by weather, walking effort and pushchair needs, with a flexible three-day plan.

Family days do not need to be complicated. Around Comano Terme you can alternate short outdoor activities with time in the Terme di Comano park, a picnic, or an unhurried afternoon at the house.

  • for children used to walking, compare the full route first: the Sentiero della Patata starts in Vigo Lomaso and covers 7.6 km, so its easy grade does not make it a short stroll;
  • check the individual route sheet for the “Piccoli Camminatori” trails rather than assuming every family walk suits a pushchair;
  • make Lake Tenno the main outing and leave Canale di Tenno optional, allowing for the approach to the shore and the return climb;
  • keep a flexible day for the thermal park and the green spaces around Ponte Arche.

For route ideas, read our easy walks near Cares guide. For a lake day, use the Lake Tenno day-trip guide. Plans should always match the season, weather, and the age and experience of everyone travelling.

Check the full distance and map on the official Sentiero della Patata route page before choosing that walk.

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A family day out at Prabi Aqua Park in Arco

To alternate walks with water play, consider Prabi Aqua Park in Arco during its opening season. The baby pool and spray park are the areas designed for younger children; check attraction rules with the operator for your family.

Check the official Prabi Aqua Park opening information, prices and rules (Italian) before planning the outing. Admission is not included in your Casa Regina 21 stay. Our Arco guide includes directions from the house to the water park; choose this outing according to the weather and keep indoor visits as a rainy-day alternative.

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Comano Terme with a pushchair or on a rainy day

With a pushchair: check the approach, not only the destination

At Lake Tenno, the approaches from the Lago di Tenno and Matoni parking areas include a long stone staircase. Do not assume that a nearby car park means step-free access to the shore. Read the Lake Tenno advice for families and confirm a suitable approach with the local tourist office before travelling.

The same applies to countryside walks: an “easy” hiking grade is not a pushchair-access rating. Our walking guide compares distances, climbs and access considerations so you can choose according to your group.

If it rains: choose the indoor museum at Fiavé

The Museo delle Palafitte di Fiavé offers an indoor visit with archaeological objects and models of prehistoric village life. The separate Parco Archeo Natura is outdoors: do not treat the combined museum-and-park visit as an all-indoor plan.

Check the official Fiavé museum opening calendar, tickets and activity information (Italian). Plan the museum first; add the outdoor park only if the weather and your available time suit it. For other places to consider, use the Comano Terme destination guide.

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Planning a family holiday in the Brenta Dolomites

Comano Terme works well for families who want a Dolomites holiday without making every day a demanding mountain day. From one base, you can alternate a Lake Molveno outing, a short walk close to Cares, a village visit and relaxed time in the garden.

Use our summer holiday guide to the Brenta Dolomites to build a balanced itinerary. It links to the detailed lake, walking, village, spa and Lake Garda guides so you can choose each day according to weather, energy and the children's ages.

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Family stay questions

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3 pm to midnight (15:00–00:00). Check-out is from 7 am to 9 am (07:00–09:00).

Is a cot available?

A cot is available on request for an additional charge. Contact us before booking to confirm availability and the cost.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms are there?

The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

What are the sleeping arrangements for seven guests?

Two bedrooms each have a double bed, and the third bedroom has two single beds. The seventh guest sleeps in an extra bed, placed in the bedroom chosen by the guests.

Are bed linen and towels included in the price?

Yes, bed linen and towels are included in the price of your stay.

Is final cleaning included in the total price?

Yes, final cleaning is included in the total price of your stay.

What is the minimum stay?

The minimum stay is normally 2 nights. It may vary depending on the time of year: check the conditions for your selected dates in the booking calendar.

Is the garden shared?

No. The enclosed garden is private and reserved for guests staying at Casa Regina 21.

Can we cook and wash clothes?

Yes. The house includes an equipped kitchen and a washing machine.

How should we plan activities?

Choose one main outing and check official opening times, transport, trail conditions and weather close to your travel dates. Start with our pushchair and rainy-day planning advice if those are priorities for your family.