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Duomo and the Centre slEEP slEEP SLEEP Milan Italy’s fashion capital is home to a decidedly haute-couture collection of hotels. Whether 02 Best for location: you want to bed down in a high-design apartment or a grande dame palace in view of STRAF On a quiet side street off the Piazza del Duomo La Scala, Milan does not stint on opulence. Rates are set to suit a supermodel’s salary — sixth floor suites have balconies to glimpse the but the city also has a respectable quota of affordable accommodation that comes with intricate cathedral stonework — Straf was one of Milan’s first design hotels and still flies the city’s impeccable Italian style minimalist flag. Concrete walls, unfinished resin floors and burnished brass columns make up WORDS: Julia Buckley the public areas, while the 64 rooms are packed with hi-tech touches and calming modern art — the designer planned the building as a living installation. One glance of the clientele at the ultra-trendy bar and you can believe it. Rooms: Doubles from €250 (£206), B&B. straf.it 03 Best for extras: SPADARI AL DUOMO Two blocks from the Piazza del Duomo, the Spadari’s 40 pleasant, sky-blue rooms are DUOMOA NDT HE spacious and well equipped with flatscreen CENTRE TVs, art deco-style furniture and modern art Milan’s heart is the from the owner’s collection. But it’s the extras sweeping Piazza del that make it stand out: not just free wi-fi, but Duomo, dominated soft drinks from the mini-bar, a generous buffet by the Gothic breakfast, flexible check-in and out times, spires and intricate and cappuccinos on arrival from the friendly marble statues staff. Seventh floor rooms even have glimpses of the cathedral. of the Duomo. Elegant colonnades Rooms: Doubles from €220 (£181), B&B. surround the piazza: 01 spadarihotel.com to the south is the 02 Palazzo Reale gallery, while to the north is the Galleria 03 Vittorio Emanuele 01 We recommend: II, an elaborate, SEVEN STARS GALLERIA glass-topped 19th- Beguiling as its seven-star status is (so it claims), the century shopping real draw for the Seven Stars Galleria is its location: inside mall, so popular the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, that sumptuous cross- that it’s known as shaped shopping mall beside the Duomo. Perched above il salotto di Milano Prada, and taking up nearly two wings of the first floor, or Milan’s living the hotel houses seven high-ceilinged, quadruple-glazed room. La Scala opera duplex suites, each of which has jaw-dropping views of the house is in the next gilded mall. square. This is a Now about those seven stars. Not only is each suite busy area but one of assigned a private butler, who’ll do anything from unpacking the easiest as many your bags to whisking you off to Lake Como, the in-house of the city’s main chef will invent meals according to your preferences. sights, such as Da Butlers can often source the impossible — think Fashion Week Vinci’s Last Supper, tickets or sold-out viewings for the Last Supper — plus, you are within walking can also pre-order your suite’s mezzanine level to be arranged distance, and there however you like it, the ‘go to’ choices include an office, crèche are plenty of trams or gym. GETTY and a major metro Rooms: Doubles from €500 (£411), room only. station in the piazza. sevenstarsgalleria.com IMAGE: 62 National Geographic Traveller | Jul/Aug 2014 natgeotraveller.co.uk | National Geographic Traveller 63 slEEP 01 03 GARIBALDI AND THE NORTH North of the central Brera district is Garibaldi, a former working-class neighbourhood that’s been transformed. First in the 1990s by the laid-back fashion hub that’s grown up around the pedestrianised Corso Como, thanks to former Vogue editor Carla Sozzani; and then by the glass skyscrapers of the new business 02 02 We recommend: district; and now by NU HOTEL the new metro line A 10-minute metro ride east of the Stazione 5, which extended Centrale in residential Udine, the Nu may be out to Garibaldi earlier of the action, but it’s the reason why this fabulous this year. All in all, design-orientated hotel charges a fraction of the it’s an interesting price of its more central rivals. From the centrally- cultural mix, and hinged front door to the vertiginous atrium, where is well connected to light bulbs spiral down six storeys, everything at the city centre. East the Nu is a little off-beam. Down concrete-walled of Garibaldi is the corridors and through carbonised-wood doors, Stazione Centrale; the 38 rooms feature ‘floating’ beds, ‘hanging’ beyond that are shelves and unusual angles (no 90-degree corners residential areas here). Yet there’s substance to its style: virtually all such as Udine, the fittings were especially designed for the hotel, where the Nu Hotel the sweeping, ceiling-to-hip-height windows are is located. soundproofed, and the beds are by Simmons and dressed with Rivolta Carmignani sheets. There’s no gym, but anti-gravity yoga and boot camp sessions are available in a nearby park. Rooms: Doubles from €103 (£85), B&B. nu-hotel.com 01 Best for shoppers: 03 Best for style: MAISON MOSCHINO 3 ROOMS Behind the grand façade (it was Milan’s Part of Carla Sozzani’s legendary boutique- first railway station) lies this high fashion café-gallery complex, 3 Rooms is really three property, where everything — from sheets large apartments overlooking the courtyard to shampoo — is Moschino. The 65 rooms at 10 Corso Como. Curated by Sozzani, they’re revolve around 12 themes, with beds full of design touches like Saarinen chairs surrounded by groves of paper trees and and Jacobsen taps, with pieces especially Miss Havisham-like dresses acting as designed by Sozzani’s partner artist Kris headboards-cum-bedspreads. Guests get Ruhs. It’s supremely laid-back, from the GETTY 10% off at Milan’s Moschino boutique — so in-room breakfast to the rates, which stay really, the room will part-pay for itself. stable year-round. IMAGE: Rooms: Doubles from €189 (£156), B&B. Rooms: Doubles from €320 (£264), B&B. maisonmoschino.com 3rooms-10corsocomo.com 64 National Geographic Traveller | Jul/Aug 2014 natgeotraveller.co.uk | National Geographic Traveller 65 slEEP MONTENAPOLEONE AND THE QUADRILATERO DELLA MODA It’s not for nothing the Quadrilatero della Moda, or ‘fashion rectangle’, is also known as the Quadrilatero d’Oro or ‘golden 02 rectangle’: the six- block area east of the Duomo, between Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, is an astonishing catwalk of designer shops. Needless to say, it’s ideal for people-watching, whatever the lining of your pockets. It’s also one of the quieter areas of the city — Via della Spiga is pedestrianised. Note though, that Via Senato and Via Manzoni are noisy thoroughfares — so always ask for rooms facing the other way. 01 03 01 We recommend: 02 Best for couples: CARLTON BAGLIONI FOUR SEASONS MILANO Cast aside your preconceptions about Baglioni. Occupying a 15th-century convent in the heart The chain known for its overt ostentation of the Quadrilatero d’Oro, the hotel is centred has significantly overhauled its look over the round a beautiful cloister, with granite columns, past three years — and the Milan property is vaulted ceilings, and original frescos. Rooms are the latest to receive its face-lift, with all 87 understated and there’s a subterranean spa. rooms being completely refurbished earlier Rooms: Doubles from €630 (£525), room only. this year. Carpets have given way to swish fourseasons.com/milan black and tan parquet floors, heavy drapes to curtains and gauze woven with imperceptible animal print. Even the mini-bars have stitched 03 Best for singles: leather doors. HOTEL ARMANI Bathrooms are luxurious with marble walls, Look past the austere building, the forbidding dinner-plate shower heads and Ortigia toiletries, reputation, and the black-shrouded employees; plus there’s the inevitable pillow menu. The this is actually a welcoming place with exclusive, ‘secret’ back entrance opens on to Via exceptional views of the Milan skyline. AMY della Spiga — ask for a room facing this way if Designed by Giorgio Armani himself, the 95 L A you’re sensitive to noise. rooms are almost cosy. Rooms: Doubles from €290 (£240), room only. Rooms: Doubles from €500 (£412), room only. IMAGE: baglionihotels.com armanihotels.com natgeotraveller.co.uk | National Geographic Traveller 67 slEEP BRERA North of the Duomo, Brera, with its pedestrianised core, has historically been Milan’s arts district; it’s now a trendy but friendly area lined with one-off boutiques and restaurants among the palazzi and apartment buildings. It’s home to Milan’s most famous art gallery, 01 the Pinacoteca di Brera, and is also the gateway to the Castello Sforzesco — the 15th-century 01 We recommend: busts and a sweeping marble 02 Best for green travellers: castle of the Sforza PALAZZO PARIGI staircase in the lobby. MILANO SCALA HOTEL family, for whom Milan’s latest luxury hotel — it had The 98 cream and butter- It’s near La Scala but it’s the eco Leonardo da Vinci its soft opening last September coloured rooms are either ‘Milanese’ credentials that really make this did much of his — pits two fashion capitals against or ‘Parisian’. In both, daylight is the place stand out. Thanks to an work — and the oasis each other with its Paris v Milan main feature with floor-to-ceiling ingenious underground plant, of the Sempione theme, designed by architect windows and balconies. Note that converting soil water into energy, Park, beyond.
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