Private investment firm Bain Capital and hospitality developer Omnam Group have sold The Lake Como EDITION hotel to Sansiri Capital, the investment arm of Thai developer Sansiri Public Company.
Financial details of the agreement were not revealed.
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Positioned on the Cadenabbia shoreline across from Bellagio, the hotel is roughly an hour from Milan and Malpensa International Airport, Italy.
The sellers originally secured the 19th-century palazzo in late 2021 and commenced redevelopment work in April 2022.
The hotel subsequently launched under Marriott International’s EDITION flag in March 2026, trading for just under six months prior to the ownership change.
The overhaul restructured the layout by halving the previous capacity, replacing around 300 original rooms with 148 larger guest rooms and suites.
This included architecture and interior design by Neri&Hu and De.Tales.
Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco developed a culinary concept operating across four venues, while The Longevity Suite provides the wellness programme and Visto curated the art.
The project also added a new wellness and spa building, dining and leisure provisions, while incorporating waterfront features such as a beach club and floating pool.
Omnam Group CEO and founder David Zisser describes the Lake Como transaction as a “significant milestone”.
Zisser said: “The Lake Como EDITION has been an ambitious undertaking from the outset. Our vision was to take a remarkable historic property in one of the world’s most iconic destinations and give it new relevance through architecture, design and hospitality, while remaining deeply connected to the character of Lake Como.”
The work aligns with Omnam Group’s European development push, which focuses on identifying and repositioning historical assets for long-term hospitality use.
The group continues to advance projects in Florence, Venice, Puglia, and Sicily.
