DEVERO HOTEL

The Devero Hotel is located in a strategic location 500 meters from the exit of the A4 motorway exit Cavenago / Cambiago between Milan and Bergamo, near Monza and a few kilometers from the two international airports of Orio al Serio and Linate. The Devero Hotel is close by The famous Autodromo di Monza and numerous and beautiful golf courses such as the Villa Paradiso Golf Club (18 holes) located just 13 km away. From here you can quickly reach the shores of Lake Como, Franciacorta and the most well-known prealpine winter stations .

They are characterized by a modern design but at the same time functional. They are available in double or twin versions.The elegant and functional Business Room is embellished with a parquet flooring and a light system made up of designer lamps Artemide, Foscarini, Egoluce.The rooms are soundproofed to ensure total relaxation at any time of the day. They all include: air conditioning, telephone, TV, private facilities, wi-fi internet connection, minibar, hairdryer, safe

24h reception, lift access, restaurant, bicycle storage, tv room, bar, pool bar, internet point, congress hall, car park, garage, handicap facilities and wheelchairs, babysitting service ), Indoor pool, fitness center, spa

Cavenago di Brianza is a municipality in the province of Monza and Brianza, in Lombardy. It is part of the territory of Vimercatese. The village is situated between the Molgora torrent and the Walloon valley in the north-east of Milan; Toll booth of the A4 Torino-Venezia highway; Is halfway between Milan and Bergamo, in the territory of Vimercatese. The first historical news dates back to 873 when the archbishop of Milan, Ansperto the Albuzzi from Biassono, bought agricultural funds and emperor Charles the Calvo in the same year attributed other assets to Cavanacum. Three years later the Archbishop left some funds and feudal rights to the hospital and the consecrated monastery of San Satiro in Milan. At their closing all went to the monastery of Sant'Ambrogio. On the origins of the name Cavanacum or Cavenagum there are various hypotheses, one from Cà venationis, in reference to the rich game present in the rich bush, and another to Cà vinationis, referring to the numerous vineyards once present and also cited by Carlo Porta. The village in some papers is called Castellum or Castrum, of which there is no trace, in defense of the raids of the armies of Federico the Barbarossa. In 1800 the name Brianza was added to the original denomination to distinguish it from Cavenago d'Adda, Municipality of Lodi Province.