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Five Of The Best Hotels In Milan
From retro boutique finds to chic minimalist stays, here are the very best hotels to stay in Milan.
As one of the world's fashion and design capitals, there are few cosmopolitan cities quite like Milan that offer such a richness of history, be it architecture, art or style. Whether you're a Milan Fashion Week fan or not, a visit to the city is well worth it.
Unsurprisingly, given Milan's grandeur and luxury, there's no shortage of hotels of all calibres to match the metropolis' renowned reputation. From hidden natural havens tucked away in the city centre, to rooftop pool bars and outdoor courtyards which feature Michelin restaurants, there's something for everyone.
Whether you're planning a quick cityscape or a week away for Milan fashion week, here are the very best hotels in the city.
Best For Foodies: Mandarin Oriental
For a true taste of Italian opulence, the Mandarin Oriental is a surefire option. As you marvel through the hotel, 1940s Milanese interior décor cascades through each of the establishment's four elegant 18th Century buildings.
Elegance and taste isn't just confined to the hotel's design, however. Guests can dine at two outdoor courtyards; at the two-Michelin-starred restaurant Seta or the Mandarin Garden, which hosts dedicated lunch and dinner menus and an array of signature cocktails.
To help soak it all in, why not visit the spa, which comes with six treatment rooms, a hair salon, a gym and the city centre's largest indoor swimming pool?
Price: From £932 per night
Hotel Address: Via Andegari, 9, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Best For Luxury: Bulgari Hotel
Indulging in complete glamour isn't done quite like a stay at Milan's Bulgari hotel. Situated in the modish district of Via Montenapoleone, you'll find this five-star haven quietly tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city's epicentre.
Known for its lustrous contemporary interiors, what comes as a surprise is the hotel's large private garden - a rare find in central Milan. Continuing the tranquility, guests can lounge by the gold-tiled pool, or work up a sweat in their world-class gymnasium.
Price: £1540
Hotel Address: Via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7B, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Best For Art Lovers: Room Mate Guilia
A staple boutique hotel in Milan, Room Mate Guilia's uniqueness is thanks to the Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola, who found her inspiration from 1960s Milanese residences. All across the building, her artistic eye can be seen through the designer furniture and vintage pink, green and blue interiors.
Enjoy a slower pace of travel and make the most of the hotel's late breakfast, which is served until noon. Elsewhere guests have access to a 24/7 gym, as well as a treatment room, steam room and sauna.
Price: From £272 per night
Hotel Address: Via Silvio Pellico 4 20121 Milano, Italia
Best For Travel Ease: Avani Palazzo Moscova Milan Hotel
Centred in Milan's Porta Nuova area, and formerly the home of Milan's first train station, you don't have to step far away from this four-star hotel's doorsteps to take in the city's history.
Neoclassical and grand in its architecture, the inside is transfigured for travellers who prefer the chic-minimalism of neutral toned interiors, slick designs as well as high-tech comforts.
Price: From £179.50 per night
Hotel Address: Viale Monte Grappa, 12b, 20124 Milano MI, Italy
For Young Couples: 21 House Of Stories
If you're looking for somewhere more laid-back and relaxed, 21 House Of Stories may be more your speed. With plenty of outdoor places to soak in the sun, a stay at this hotel in the summer is more than ideal.
Lounge on hammocks at the Outdoor Corte, the sofas of the Tribune or poolside or head to the rooftop bar for a gorgeous panoramic view of the city at the hotel's cocktail bar.
Price: From £135 per night
Hotel Address: Via Ascanio Sforza, 7, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
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