Italy

Portrait Milano is a stand-out property among the best hotels in Milan, offering quintessentially Italian hospitality, a personal touch toward each guest and meticulous attention to detail. Its 73 lavish suites, family suites and rooms will give guests the opportunity to experience Milan at its most authentic amidst the elegance of a five-star luxury hotel. Housed in one of the oldest seminaries in Europe, Portrait Milano provides an oasis of intimacy, tranquility and timeless elegance just steps away from the most prestigious shopping addresses in town. Step through the ornate Baroque gateway at Corso Venezia 11 and prepare to be amazed: Portrait Milano hotel overlooks the city’s newest see-and-be-seen destination, the Piazza del Quadrilatero, which at 32,000 square feet – is the largest public square in the fashion district.

Within its historic colonnades, exclusive boutiques and gourmet experiences await our guests; under the ancient vaults of the former seminary, the wellness area beckons – with its spa, gym and swimming pool – along with additional spaces for private events. And through the new walkway that connects vibrant Corso Venezia with fashionable Via Sant’Andrea, guests will also find a beautifully landscaped urban oasis.

Located in Milan’s upscale city centre, facing the entrance of the stunning Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and a few steps away from awe-inspiring Duomo and Alla Scala Opera House, Park Hyatt Milano offers world-class, 5-star luxury service while maintaining its unique marriage of tradition, heritage and innovation in Italy’s most dynamic city. The hotel will complete the renovation of its rooms and suites in early 2022, following the refurbishment of the bar and common areas in recent years. All 106 rooms and suites are being renovated by the English design studio Muza Lab. They have been redesigned to feel softer and lighter, drawing on the color palette of Milan’s Duomo Cathedral. The hotel boasts a collection of 25 stunning suites of different sizes and categories, some of which have unique terraces that overlook the city centre and the city’s infinite skyline. Guests can enjoy two dining options, a fine dining restaurant at Pellico 3 Milano by Executive Chef Guido Paternollo and an all-day dining bistro at La Cupola, while the best cocktails are on offer at the glamorous and informal Mio Lab bar; an ideal place to experience the vibrant Milanese nightlife.

Refined and prestigious, the Bulgari Hotel in Milan links contemporary design with comfort. A tribute from the Italian Jeweller to the world of luxury, situated in Milan’s most stylish area - Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, the Scala theatre and the Academy of Brera. It is an unexpected oasis of exclusive tranquillity immersed in the frenzy of the city center. A 4,000 sqm private garden, next to the Botanical Gardens, incorporates the hotel in a haven of green. The building is made up of three sections. The oldest of the three façades dates back to the 1700s and is partly visible. Comfort is top priority in the rooms and suites. The large windows open out onto teak balconies overlooking the garden, and the daylight draws attention to the harmony of the colors and materials inside. The fabrics are in tones of light brown and grey, which complement the English oak flooring and highlight the black furnishings. Some of the rooms have meditation corners, complete with tatami. A large space is dedicated to the bathroom which is separated from the bedroom by a thick bronze net which creates unexpected transparencies. The black marble from Zimbawe adds to the sophistication and suggestively plays with the warm tones of the Navona travertine. 

Aromas and colors of Italian cuisine find fresh ground in the sophisticated restaurant and bar area. In both the restaurant and the lounge, a spectacular glass facade allows the opulence of the interiors to unexpectedly blend into the luminosity of the garden. During the warm season the terrace in the garden becomes an ideal backdrop for delectables and drinks. In line with contemporary well-being rituals, the Bulgari Hotel Spa in Milan offers a sumptuous and elegant setting. The daylight that seeps through the glass window facade beautifully illuminates the gold mosaic swimming pool. The hammam with its green glass is like a mysterious emerald set in a jewel of incomparable beauty. 

The hotel’s 331 guest rooms and suites radiate Italian style, warmth, and romance with a palette of pink, gold, and peacock blue throughout. Expect oak floors and sleek furniture handmade by Italian artisans, Starbed mattresses, and a pillow menu, plus desk space, marble or stone bathrooms, and city views — some overlook the Duomo. Suites add comfortable seating areas and choice city views, while high end suites offer butler service. Family rooms come with a welcome pack, snacks, toys, and books.

Located on the picturesque banks of Lake Como, with fairy tale views of Bellagio and the Grigne mountains, Grand Hotel Tremezzo is an iconic, palatial destination that has welcomed guests like Greta Garbo for more than a century. Experience unparalleled beauty and service at this stunning Art Nouveau hotel. Sample gourmet Italian cuisine at La Terrazza Gualtiero Marchesi or world class pampering at T Spa. Swim in three pools, lounge on the private beach, ride in the hotel’s water limousine, play tennis or stroll the lush gardens.

Grand Hotel Tremezzo's 90 exquisite guest rooms, suites, and penthouses, all with Champagne filled minibars, feature original artwork and period furniture from the hotel’s curated collection, creating a regal sense of place. Lavish marble bathrooms are boldly extravagant, some with gilded mirrors, others with central Jacuzzis. The penthouse, six historic suites, and rooftop suites all celebrate the days of the Belle Époque with large terraces, separate living spaces, or private mini pools.

The epitome of modern elegance, Sina The Gray is a sophisticated hideaway close to the cathedral in the centre of the city. Its glamorous good looks are highlighted by delightfully quirky touches such as the eye catching red and fuchsia pink swing chair in the lobby, an intimate restaurant, a bar, summer terrace and cocktail lounge.

Warm and inviting, the atmosphere at Sina The Gray is that of a private member’s club. Each room is uniquely decorated with some rooms featuring suspended beds, some with a private gym and Turkish bath and others with large circular Jacuzzis. Steel, glass, ebony, silk and vibrant animal prints are incorporated into the imaginative design scheme.

Hotel de la Ville has been run by a great family of hoteliers for generations, and it definitely shows. In a prime location, opposite the Royal House of Savoy, the hotel has a superb restaurant, an ambient bar and a discreet yet welcoming atmosphere. The hotel has the feel of a grand house with a real sense of warmth and the charm of a private residence. The owners have filled it with a fascinating collection of antiques, silver, crystal and porcelain. Rooms and suites are classically elegant and individually decorated. Accommodation in the adjacent La Villa benefits from a lounge with a library, sauna, small gym and a delightful garden.

Discover Monza including the Villa Reale, one of the most important neo classical buildings in Italy. In the evening, enjoy the clubby atmosphere of Hotel de la Ville’s American Bar before dining on Italian gourmet dishes and fine wines among the oak panelling and antiques of the renowned Derby Grill.

Tucked away in a quiet, little street in the heart of Milan’s fashion and design district, Magna Pars L’ Hotel à Parfum is a stylish all suites, family owned hotel. Housed in a former perfume factory, it has been transformed into a modern architectural gem. With a fine dining restaurant, a sophisticated lounge bar, a gym and spa, a roof deck and a library, this is a delightful boutique property away from the buzz of the city and the perfect spot for some rest and relaxation.

The blend of steel, aluminium and glass throughout Magna Pars L’ Hotel à Parfum creates a powerful impact and a real sense of space and light. Beautiful polished, wood floors and chic furniture add to the contemporary feel and gives an added touch of elegance. The suites are individually named and styled after a scented flowering shrub or tree such as jasmine, magnolia, sandalwood and patchouli. Soothing colour tones, leather furniture, original paintings by artists at the Brera Academy and a small private library in each suite provides a homely ambience.

Housed in a 15th-century reborn convent, Four Seasons Hotel Milano offers a timeless and peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Milan's most coveted area, the famous "Quadrilatero della Moda" fashion district, steps away from La Scala, the Duomo and world-leading couture houses.Designed around the original 15th-century architecture, each room is individual, blending historic details with timeless Italian design. The Hotel’s rooms and suites offer views over the property’s tranquil manicured inner courtyards, or the exclusive street of Via Gesù with typical neoclassical Milanese rooftops or neighbouring quiet private gardens. With its double identity, Zelo Bistrot offers a wide menu full of light and appetising meals, at night time Zelo suggests a new à la carte menu and a blind tasting menu personally selected bt our chef to our guests. 

Italianess is the key element of our Executive Chef Fabrizio Borraccino's philosophy, local producers are celebrated in his creations. Seasonality and sustainability are at the core of Zelo's new menu, which leads guests on a sensorial journey through Italy. The Hotel’s Spa, a warm and tranquil space, fluidly constructed by Patricia Urquiola within the building’s historical architecture offers therapeutic treatments using the finest skincare products as well as a Turkish bath, indoor swimming pool, one-of-a-kind Spa Suite, 24-hour Fitness Centre and more. Today the hotel reveals the exciting renovation of its lobby area, restaurant, bar and beloved garden. The renewed spaces artfully balance a fresh new style while preserving the hotel’s timeless allure and sophisticated beauty

The Excelsior Hotel Gallia stands at the beating heart and transit nexus of Milan, Italy’s ever-progressing capital of fashion, design, gastronomy and business. The original building–a majestic Art Deco-era landmark built on the western edge of Piazza Duca d’Aosta, adjacent to Stazione Centrale–officially opened in 1932. Since then, a modern steel-and-glass complementary tower designed by Marco Piva has been added. And throughout the past 90 years, It has  evolved in tandem with the city, keeping in step with Milan's extraordinary advances in culture and commerce. As a result, Excelsior Hotel Gallia has long been a standout on the world stage for its remarkable spirit, its prestigious location and its far-reaching appeal.

Excelsior Hotel Gallia features 235 luxuriously appointed guest rooms, including 53 suites. The Katara Royal Suite is the largest in any Italian hotel, at 1000 square meters. Each and every chamber showcases Milan’s renowned aesthetic–design touches include handcrafted and modern elements by local ateliers. The hotel is also home to Gallia Restaurant, Gallia Lounge & Bar, Terrazza Gallia, the 11,000-square foot Shiseido Spa Milan and fitness center, and even a hidden cigar bar in the lobby. Excelsior Hotel Gallia joined The Luxury Collection portfolio in 2014, which brought its dynamism to an even wider audience of globetrotters and jetsetters. Whether visiting for leisure, work, cultural discoveries or a bit of unplugged rest-and-relaxation, Excelsior Hotel Gallia continues to cater to this comprehensive array of travelers in a truly distinct, Milanese-yet-global manner.

This lake’s edge retreat oozes effortless glamour; its designer interiors somewhere between aristocratic mansion and luxury modern yacht. And with the city at its back and Lake Como at its door, Vista Palazzo Lago di Como has the perfect anchor point. Pitch up to this apricot coloured villa with romantic balustrades and Juliet balconies. Then step indoors to discover polished parquet floors, glass walls and the kind of marble bathrooms you only find in Italy.

While there’s just a small collection of rooms and suites at Vista Palazzo Lago di Como, they’re palatial in size. Stretch out further at the Infinity Bar or over dinner at Sottovoce. Both located on the top floor with breath-taking views across the water and two outdoor rooftop terraces. It’s easy to see how this landscape has drawn everyone from Verdi to da Vinci, Europe’s monarchs to Hollywood royalty.

Standing proudly in the quaint lakeside village of Moltrasio just fifteen minutes from Como town, Passalacqua, a private home since 1787, has been transformed into a once-in-a-century hotel. Each of the 24 unique accommodations, housed either in the grand Villa, the ancient Palazz or the romantic Casa al Lago, embodies the enviable lakeside lifestyle that has made Lake Como so beloved through the ages. The mansion boasts seven acres of lush gardens across eight scenic terraces leading down to the lake shore, its mature trees and stately palms framing the blue expanse sparkling below. Nestled among the gardens, burbling fountains and centuries-old trees, guests can enjoy a panoramic swimming pool, an open-air gym in the olive grove, a lakeside tennis court, movie nights under the stars and much more.

The lavish wellness program is designed to restore the mind, body and soul, offering relaxation and treatment rooms with rituals inspired by the lake’s magic. The unique approach to dining invites guests to enjoy Italian delicacies when, where and just the way they like. A variety of relaxed dining spaces indoors and out for a farm-to- table exclusive experience. At Passalacqua, it’s all about reviving the lost art of travel known as “villeggiatura” and making new memories.