Bulgari Hotel Milan

Situated within a tastefully renovated 18th century Milanese palazzo, the Bulgari Hotel Milan is a luxury hotel on a private street between Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, La Scala and the Accademia di Brera. Set in the cultural and commercial heart of the city behind austere façades, the hotel offers unexpected courtyards and green space, including a 4,000-square-meter private garden, which is part of the adjacent Botanical Garden. Designed to offer a restorative oasis of serenity and relaxation, the hotel offers elegant accommodations, luxurious services including hydroplane trips around Lake Como, excursions to exclusive destinations in private planes or limousines, along with personal shoppers, and trainers.

Guest rooms and suites offer opulent accommodations, including floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Milanese courtyard and gardens, walk-in closets, spacious bathrooms with black granite tubs, and separate showers in white Navona travertine. Suites are located on private floors with separate living, dining, and sleeping areas.

The property offers multiple dining options, including Il Restaurante, set within a simple, yet luxurious space with chef-prepared creative reinterpretations of Italian cuisine with a wine list of more than 500 vintages. Il Bar offers indoor and outdoor settings for cocktails and seasonal cuisine. There's also the Dom Pérignon Lounge & Raw Bar with a sophisticated atmosphere for dinner or Aperitivos, along with The Lounge with a fireplace, Black Zimbabwe granite, seasonal treats, and an informal environment for relaxing and lounging.

The Bulgari Spa offers an urban retreat with four treatment rooms, a couples suite, indoor pool with gold tiles and glass windows for natural lighting, along with an outdoor jacuzzi. Guests can choose from a variety of services including stimulating heat experiences, personalized options, massages, facials, and body treatments.

Throughout the property, black marble from Zimbabwe, stone from Vicenza and Afyon, teak and oak combine to create unique textural juxtapositions and chromatic harmonies in a subtle balance of spatial rigor and atmospheric suggestion, accentuated by detailing and furnishings designed by the architectural studio Antonio Citterio, Patricia Viel and Partners. The façade in white marmorino stucco, facing a lovely stretch of buildings in the style of the 1930s, is characterized by a quest for a weightless elegance, perfectly integrated into the original 18th century facade.