Indagare's Simone Girner
“The Milanese food scene has seen a veritable explosion of innovation. Hot spot restaurant-bars like Ceresio 7, Dry and Bar Luce are packed every evening with a fun mix of locals and visitors.”
Compared with knockout Italian cities like Florence and Venice, Milan is gray and full of Fascist architecture. But, as happens with siblings, the one without the looks usually has the most personality and style. Just as a perfectly tailored designer dress can change the woman who wears it, Milan’s star couturiers and luxury boutiques have transformed the city into Italy’s chicest, most modern metropolis, brimming with attitude and sophistication.
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Perfect forArt Lovers | Foodies | Romantics | Style Mavens
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When to goYear-Round
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Ideal length of stay1-2 Nights
Designing Your Journey
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Where To Stay
We only feature hotels that we can vouch for first-hand. At many of them, Indagare members receive special amenities, including upgrades, early check-in, breakfast, spa credits and more. Look for the Indagare Plus logo in the reviews.
Read MoreArmani Hotel Milano
Appropriately located in the heart of the fashion district, the minimalist and extremely sexy Armani Hotel is a vivid personal expression of the designer's sleek design philosophy.
Read MoreBulgari Hotel Milano
With high-quality design and an intimate location within an 18th-century palazzo, the Bulgari is one of Milan’s top hotels—and one with a stunning garden popular with the city’s style crowd.
Read MoreFour Seasons Milan
Opened in 1993, the Four Seasons Milan, housed in a former 15-century convent, now boasts 67 guest rooms and 51 suites, the notable La Veranda restaurant and, of course, the signature level of service that the Four Seasons brand embodies.
Read MoreMandarin Oriental Milan
Located near the best shopping of the Quadrilatero d’Oro, the Mandarin fuses contemporary Italian design with the brand’s distinctive Asian aesthetic.
Imperial suite at Hotel Principe di Savoia, Milan, ItalyRead MoreHotel Principe di Savoia
Centrally located in a Neo-classical building with 257 rooms and 44 suites on ten floors, the Hotel Principe di Savoia is this city’s ultimate grande dame, but with a subtle edge.
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