Armani Hotel Milano

Armani Hotel Milano sits in Milan’s most fashionable spot: the Quadrilatero della Moda. It is also within walking distance from the historic Brera district and must-see landmarks such as the cathedral and the Teatro alla Scala.

The rooms have been designed by Giorgio Armani, and embody the contemporary, haute couture style of the Armani brand, with rich woods and sleek tones of charcoal, grey and cream. The slick interiors are complemented by cosy lighting and the latest technology, including a multi-function iPad to control the TV, lights and air conditioning. You can also make reservations for the spa and restaurant, and check out the city guide to plan your sightseeing.

The views over Milan are spectacular, and some rooms have their own balcony - start your morning by sipping espresso as the vibrant city comes to life below.

Enjoy Michelin-starred cuisine inspired by local and international flavours, handpicked Italian and French wines and innovative handcrafted cocktails in the Armani/BambooBar and the Armani/Ristorante. Delicious dishes such as Milanese risotto are accompanied by live music and sweeping views over the rooftops and terraces from the panoramic windows, which stretch up to impressively high ceilings.

The Armani/SPA covers a spacious 1,000 square metres and will send you into a dreamlike state of serenity: have a dip in their relaxation pool, get steamy in the sauna or enjoy tailor-made spa treatments such as massages, scrubs and facials. Alternatively, get active in the state-of-the-art gym. Refresh with fresh fruit and Armani’s signature herbal infusions. 

The hotel’s Lifestyle Managers are on hand to make your stay as perfect as possible, so ask them for their expert tips on what to see and do.  

As Milan is famed as a haven for the fashion conscious, it would be wrong not to visit its fashion district, Quadrilatero della Moda. Unsurprisingly, the hotel also has an Armani boutique on the premises, so you can take a signature piece of Armani home with you.

For a dose of culture, stroll to the impressive cathedral, a real landmark of the city, which is a showcase of Gothic architecture – and you’re not too far from the shops here either: the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the world’s oldest shopping mall, is nearby.