A 5-star hotel designed by Armani in the Fashion District, with a personal assistant, spa, restaurant and rooms designed by Armani Casa just steps from the Duomo.
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Armani Hotel Milano is a 5-star hotel in the Fashion District, in Milan, just 50 metres from Montenapoleone metro station.
The building, designed in the 1930s by architect Enrico Griffini, houses rooms and suites furnished with Armani Casa furniture, equipped with a Nespresso coffee machine, a stone or marble bathroom with shower and bathtub, LCD satellite TV and an iPad. Each guest is accompanied by a personal assistant throughout the stay, a service designed for those who seek attention to detail from the moment of arrival.
The property is designed for business travellers and those visiting Milan for fashion and culture: the restaurant serves Lombard and international cuisine, while the sauna, steam bath and fitness centre allow guests to recover after a day of meetings and shopping. Teatro alla Scala and the Duomo can be reached in about ten minutes on foot, and Parco Sempione is one kilometre away. Couples especially rate the location, scoring it 9.6 for a trip as a couple.
Accommodation at Armani Hotel Milano ranges from the 44-sqm Armani Deluxe Room to larger suites, up to the 200-sqm two-level Armani Signature Cinema Suite with a private kitchen. All rooms share Armani Casa-branded furnishings, a Nespresso coffee machine, minibar, satellite LCD TV, air conditioning and soundproofed walls, along with a stone or marble bathroom with shower and bathtub.
Moving up in category brings more space and additional amenities: the Armani Junior Suite and the Executive and Ambassador suites offer separate living areas and city views, while the Armani Premiere Suite has a private terrace. The largest suites, such as the Milano and the Presidential, include full kitchens and more rooms, ideal for extended stays or families wanting greater independence and space.
The entry-level room type in the range, at 44 sqm it is the most compact of the Armani rooms. The stone bathroom with shower and bathtub and the Armani Casa furnishings are the same as in the higher categories, but here there is no option to request separate beds.
Compared to the Deluxe, it gains a few extra square metres and, above all, flexibility: it is the only one among the standard rooms to offer a choice between the extra-large double bed and two single beds, useful for those travelling with a third guest.
The first solution with a living area separate from the sleeping area, the Junior Suite marks the transition from a classic room to a true suite, while still keeping dimensions more contained compared to the higher categories.
With a spacious separate living area and a minibar included at no extra charge, this suite offers more space than the Junior Suite and is the only category to include American breakfast in the room rate.
Distinguished by a dining area that seats up to 8 people, this 107-sqm suite is designed for those organising small meetings or private dinners in addition to staying in the city.
The most dramatic of the suites: it spans two levels connected by a wide staircase, with a private kitchen on the lower floor and the bedroom on the upper floor, a layout unique in the whole property.
The only one among the medium-sized rooms to have a private terrace with a city view, ideal for those who want to enjoy Milan without even leaving the room, with a walk-in shower in the bathroom.
Designed for groups or large families, it is the room with the highest capacity in the property, with two extra-large double beds, a bidet, and toiletries and bathrobes already included.
Armani Hotel Milano has a spa with a hot tub, sauna, steam bath, gym and massage and body and facial treatment services, as well as a valet parking service. The in-house restaurant serves Lombard and international dishes, alongside a bar, an in-room minibar and the option of breakfast served directly in the room.
Guests can make use of a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, private check-in and check-out, luggage storage and a currency exchange service. Those travelling for work can rely on a business centre and meeting spaces, while families will find dedicated rooms and a babysitting service on request.
Every room is air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a flat-screen TV, satellite channels and free WiFi. Daily housekeeping, an ironing service and laundry service round off an offering designed for both short and extended stays.
The hotel occupies a 1930s building designed by architect Enrico Griffini, in the heart of Milan’s Fashion District, between Via Manzoni and the city’s most exclusive shopping streets. The area is residential and elegant, with historic buildings such as Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi 100 metres away and the Poldi Pezzoli Museum 250 metres away, as well as boutiques, art galleries and cafés such as Fiordaliso, 150 metres from the entrance.
Getting around is easy: Montenapoleone metro station is just 50 metres away, Turati station is 450 metres away, while Cairoli and Repubblica railway stations are about 900 metres and 1.1 km away. Linate Airport is 4.9 km away, Malpensa 38 km and Orio al Serio 44 km. On foot, Milan Cathedral and Teatro alla Scala can be reached in a few minutes, while Piazza del Duomo is 700 metres away.
Guests staying here can spend their days shopping in the fashion streets or visiting places such as Sforza Castle, 950 metres away, and Palazzo Reale, 900 metres away, with its temporary exhibitions. Art lovers can reach the Bosco Verticale in just over a kilometre and a half, or venture as far as the Cenacolo Vinciano, 1.8 km away, to admire Leonardo’s Last Supper. In the evenings in Milan, there is no shortage of high-quality restaurants just a short walk from the property, such as Il Caruso and Bice.
Reviews especially praise the location, rated 9.5, and the comfort of the rooms, scoring 9.3. Staff and cleanliness also receive high marks, over 9.2. The value for money score, at 7.9, remains the most modest aspect of guests’ overall assessment.
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Yes, Armani Hotel Milano accepts pets on request and at no extra charge.
Armani Hotel Milano is about a 10-minute walk from Milan Cathedral and Teatro alla Scala, both in the city’s historic centre.
Yes, Armani Hotel Milano offers a buffet breakfast every morning with continental, Italian, vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options, among others.
Yes, Armani Hotel Milano has a spa with sauna, steam bath, hot tub, massages and body and facial treatments, as well as a fitness centre.
Armani Hotel Milano is just 50 metres from Montenapoleone metro station, the closest to the property.
Yes, Armani Hotel Milano offers a business centre, meeting and banquet spaces, as well as private check-in and check-out, suitable for business travellers.
