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Property Overview
Discover the most magnificent 5 star hotel in Milan, just a few moments from the snazzy fashion district and must-see tourist sites. Meticulously designed and passionately managed by the inspirational Italian architect and owner, Paola Giambelli, find a private palace with dazzling marble floors, a sweeping staircase and lovely light filled spaces. Immerse yourself in this cool city then retreat to this masterpiece of style, luxury and good taste.
Property Highlights
1 / Location
In Milan city center, close to the Scala Theatre and a few steps away from the major fashion streets like Montenapoleone and next to the Brera arts district.
2 / Dining
A magnificent Gastronomic Restaurant, a fashionable Caffé Parigi and a lush garden for Afternoon Tea and al-fresco dining.
3 / Grand Spa
An oasis of wellness and calm offering one-of-a-kind treatments and boasting some of the finest spa facilities in town.
Property Highlights
1 / Location
In Milan city center, close to the Scala Theatre and a few steps away from the major fashion streets like Montenapoleone and next to the Brera arts district.
2 / Dining
A magnificent Gastronomic Restaurant, a fashionable Caffé Parigi and a lush garden for Afternoon Tea and al-fresco dining.
3 / Grand Spa
An oasis of wellness and calm offering one-of-a-kind treatments and boasting some of the finest spa facilities in town.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 54
- Total Suites: 41
- Wi-Fi
- Coffee Set-up – Early Mornings
- Shoeshine Service
- Daily Newspaper
- Babysitting Service
- Valet Parking
- Business Center Services
- Grand Spa
- Pet’s in Room Amenities
- In Room Spa Treatments
- Hair Saloon
- Pilates & Yoga Private Classes
- “Teatro alla Scala” Preferential Ticket
- Tour & City activities
- Car Transfer
- Private Hammam
- Meetings & Events
- 100% Smoke Free
- Fitness Center
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Wine region
Local Information
Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa
Corso di Porta Nuova 1, 20121 Milan, Italy
51km/31.7mi from Malpensa Airport (MXP); 10km/6.2mi from Linate (LIN); 1.8km/1.1mi Milano Centrale Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries39
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
Local Recommendations
Top Architecture Find
The true emblem of the city, founded in the 14th century and dedicated to Saint Mary Nascent, its majestic marble presence towers over the piazza of the same name. In late Gothic style, this is the third major Catholic church in the world, after Saint Peter in Rome and the cathedral of Seville.
Top Day Trip
25 miles from Milan, since the 18th century the Lake of Como has been an international tourist attraction, thanks to its amazingly beautiful landscape.
Best Shopping Neighborhood
Network of ancient patrician streets which are now one of the most incredible concentration of exclusive boutiques in the world, a true, stylish shopping heaven, with the presence of the most renowned Italian and international brands in fashion and jewellery.
Best Cultural Secret
One of the most ancient churches in Milan, it was built by St. Ambrose in 379-386, in an area where numerous martyrs of the Roman persecutions were buried. In fact, the church was originally called Basilica Martyrum. www.basilicasantambrogio.it
Top Day Trip
Lago di Como, 50 kilometers to the north, offers cooling breezes in summer. Silk goods from this area offer great value.
Top Architecture Find
The true emblem of the city, founded in the 14th century and dedicated to Saint Mary Nascent, its majestic marble presence towers over the piazza of the same name. In late Gothic style, this is the third major Catholic church in the world, after Saint Peter in Rome and the cathedral of Seville.
Best City Secret
The church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore was originally attached to the most important women’s Benedictine convent in the city -- Monastero Maggiore -- which is now in use as an archaeological museum. www.chiesadimilano.it
Art
Constructed between 1932 and 1935 by the Milanese architect Piero Portaluppi, Villa Necchi Campiglio has survived completely intact. Claudia Gian Ferrari’s collection of early 20th century art and Alighiero De’ Micheli’s collection of 18th century paintings and decorative arts are both highlights. www.casemuseomilano.it/en/casamuseo.php?ID=3
Three Top Sights
