The 9 Best Hotels and Suites in Milan

Whether a sumptuous bed, a spectacular view or service beyond compare – choose from our stunning selection

HOTEL PRINCIPE DI SAVOIA

Principe di Savoia is said to represent the true spirit of Milan. Its dominating position on the Piazza della Repubblica has been attracting cosmopolitan travelers since the 1920s.

It is walking distance from the city’s cultural sights, including the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, one of the most prestigious shopping arcades in Italy and Da Vinci’s The Last Supper, the most reproduced painting in the world. Expect five-star service and attention to detail throughout as the Principe di Savoia is run by the prestigious Dorchester Group. The 269 rooms and 132 suites have all been carefully and individually designed. The Club 10 Fitness and Beauty Center is one of the finest of its kind in Milan and the hotel’s Acanto Restaurant offers exceptional Italian cuisine from the talented head chef Fabrizia Cadei.

BULGARI HOTEL MILAN

The Bulgari is a unique and unexpected destination.

It is found within the historical center of Milan, yet located on a private street stands this renovated 18th century Milanese palazzo with its chic and modern granite, glass and marble interior. Further into the building you will find the beautiful 43,000 square foot private garden, a natural extension of the nearby botanical garden, and an oasis of serenity in the midst of Milan’s busy heart. The Bulgari’s concierge service is fully equipped for Elite Traveler guests. Available 24 hours a day, they can help you organize your trip, such as private visits to villas and museums, hydroplane trips around Lake Como and excursions to Italy’s most exclusive destinations by private plane, limousine or yacht.

PARK HYATT MILAN

Whether you are looking for old world grandeur or the latest couture finds, this historical hotel is located right in the heart of it all.

The Park Hyatt overlooks the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the glass-roofed gallery that has so often symbolised Milan since its construction for the king in 1865. It is also steps away from the famous white marble Duomo Cathedral, Brera Art Gallery and the renowned fashion houses and shops along Via Montenapoleone. With such a prominent position it is impossible to ignore the beautiful history surrounding this exclusive hotel.

SEVEN STARS GALLERIA

Grand and iconic, Seven Stars Galleria is the only hotel to be located within the historical Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

Its service is renowned: each room is attended to by a professional butler who is able to pre-arrange every personal preference, right down to the sort of bed linen and type of pillow, before your arrival. During your stay a limousine with chauffeur will be at your disposal, your wine preferences will be sourced and any literature you wish to read can be provided. The luxury is in the detail.

BAGLIONI HOTEL CARLTON

Montenapoleone Terrace Suite

You reach Baglioni Hotel Carlton through an elegant arcade on the fashionable Via della Spiga.

The location couldn’t be better for those seeking fine Italian fashion, a theme reflected within. Many of the suites and rooms are decorated in original art deco – each is uniquely designed with handmade furniture and colored silks. As for fashionable dining, the Hotel’s Baretto al Baglioni restaurant is often the chosen location for local and international jet setters.

MAISON MOSCHINO

Though housed in the grand neoclassical former railway station, Maison Moschino is perhaps the most eccentric and bizarre building in all of Milan.

The interior is the design of fairy tales, highly abstract and bordering on the surreal. For this reason it is a destination in its own right. Each of the 65 rooms are individually furnished according to the Moschino philosophy that “to sleep is perchance to dream”, so in your room don’t be surprised to find a Little Red Riding Hood wolf staring at you, trees growing up the side of your bed or, quite literally, a bed of roses.

GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN

Since its opening almost 150 years ago, high society has been drawn to Grand Hotel et de Milan by its grandeur and old Milanese charm.

It is a stone’s throw away from La Scala and the fashion district surrounding the Duomo cathedral. Despite all its stateliness, the ‘Milan’, as it is known, retains the personal touch as it has been run by the Bertazzoni family for three successive generations, something of a rarity in hotels of this calibre. While some rooms are traditionally furnished with original antiques, others have been inspired by some of the hotel’s bizarre guests and include some fairly eccentric objets d’art.

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MILAN

Who could have known that a 15th century convent would make such a perfect luxury hotel?

Situated in the heart of Milan, where the financial district meets designer heaven, the Four Seasons offers its trademark lavishness in a beautiful setting. Original frescos can be found around almost every corner and the cool courtyard provides the perfect backdrop to the hotel’s rooms and suites. Royal suite

ARMANI HOTEL MILANO

Perfectly placed in the heart of Milan’s fashion district, rumor has it that fashion mogul Giorgio Armani himself oversaw every detail of his 95- room hotel to make it the perfect vision of refined taste.

Gleaming black surfaces reflect the elegant interiors in understated shades of cream and beige, giving a highly modern and effortlessly chic ambiance that lives up to its namesake. The hotel restaurant offers superb Italian fare as well as breathtaking views of the city’s skyline, sliced into sections by black slats in the floor-to-ceiling windows.