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Scarica La Brochure ZOOM CENTERCENTRE MILAN CITY GUIDE RICHARD ROLEX MILLE PATEK PHILIPPE PISA OROLOGERIA BOGLIOLI HUBLOT FRED GRAFF MESSIKA LADURÉE N www.montenapoleonesuites.com CONCIERGE MAPS 2018 W E S MILAN CLASSIC FUSION TITANIUM BLUE Hublot_ConcMapsIT_CFBlueTit_105x210.indd 1 05.04.17 14:54 MILAN N W E 0 m 1500 ft 600 m S LOMBARDY CALIBER RM 07-01 LIMITED EDITION JADE RICHARD MILLE BOUTIQUE MILANO Via Della Spiga 17 20121 Milan - +39 02 87 22 12 75 www.richardmille.com SOMMARIO | SUMMARY | 7 MONTENAPOLEONE SUITES MAPPE | MAPS 1 EXECUTIVE SUITE WITH 12 MONTENAPOLEONE SUITES 8 HOT TUB BRACELETS FORCE 10 DOUBLE ROOM 9 EXECUTIVE SUITE WITH 13 SAUNA AND TURKISH BATH CLASSIC SUITE 10 DELUXE SUITES 14 CLASSIC SUITE WITH HOT TUB 11 SHOPPING HUBLOT 18 MESSIKA 20 GRAFF 18 LADURÉE 20 RICHARD MILLE 19 BOGLIOLI 21 FRED 19 PISA OROLOGERIA 21 MILAN METRO MAP 16 ATTRACTIONS 26 STORIA | HISTORY 22 MUSEI | MUSEUMS 28 DID YOU KNOW? 24 PIÙ | MORE CONCIERGE MAPS 31 CONTACT HOTEL 32 NUMERI | NUMBERS 31 NOTES 32 Piazza Duomo, 20121 Milano annonce_F10mixteNoir_105x210_COOP_LaRinascente_ConciergeMaps_v2.indd 2 27/10/2017 16:55 MONTENAPOLEONE SUITES CAMERA MATRIMONIALE | DOUBLE ROOM | 9 Il Montenapoleone Suites realizza un moderno conceto di Sono le nosre Camere Standard, dallo sile moderno ed ositalità nel centro di Milano per assisere, in modo discreto arredate con mobili di design, le tonalità chiare rendono gli e personalizzato, una clientela rafnata ed esigente che interni luminosi e accoglienti. Le nosre Camere Matrimoniali desidera un servizio unico in una location esclusiva come lo sono tute dotate dei più moderni comfort. L'ideale per è la zona del Quadrilatero della Moda a due passi dal Duomo. conoscere ed apprezzare il cuore della cità di Milano. Tute le nosre Suites sono dotate di riscaldamento/aria condizionata con regolazione autonoma, free WIFI, smart TV These are our Standard rooms with modern style and led, telefono,cassaforte, asciugacapelli, piasra per capelli, furnished with design furniture; bright colours make the accappatoio, prodoti da bagno. interior pleasant and cosy. Our Double rooms are all equipped Su richiesa, a pagamento, lavanderia, servizio di transfer with the mos modern comforts. Ideal for appreciating the da e per aeroporti/sazioni o altre desinazioni, parcheggio heart of the city. convenzionato. The Montenapoleone Suites executes a modern concept Superficie camera | Room Size: 22 m2 Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale (King Size) | 1 king size bed of hositality, in the heart of Milan, to assis in a discreet and tailor-made way refined and demanding guess who want unique, secial and exclusive service in the trendies and mos requesed location: the Fashion Disric, a two-minutes walk from the Milan Cathedral. All our Suites are equipped with heating/air-conditioning with private control, free WiFi, smart LED TV, telephone, safe, hair dryer, hair sraightener, bathrobes and toiletries. On reques, our guess may also have laundry service, private transfer to and from airports/sations or other desinations and an arranged garage. CLASSIC SUITE | CLASSIC SUITE CLASSIC SUITE WITH HOT TUB | 11 Elegante e indimenticabile nelle sue linee moderne, quesa La nostra Suite con uno stile intimo e discreto e con Suite è composa da un unico ambiente cosituito da una particolare atenzione per i detagli. Alla fine di una lunga camera da leto ed un soggiorno comunicanti tra loro, e da giornata, rilassatevi nell'accogliente e saziosa area relax un bagno privato. Rappresenta una scelta di guso per chi e godete dell'ampia vasca idromassaggio. Ideale per un vuole scoprire l’anima più rafnata di Milano. soggiorno di coppia ancor più romantico. Può ositare comodamente fino a 4 persone. Our Suite with an intimate syle and a particular atention This elegant and unforgetable Suite is comprised of one large to detail. At the end of a long day, relax in the pleasant and room with 2 areas, a bedroom and a living room, and a private comfortable relaxation area and enjoy our large Jacuzzi. Ideal bathroom. It represents a choice of syle for those who want to for a romantic say. discover the mos refined soul of Milan. Suitable for up to 4 people. Superficie appartamento | Room Size: 50 m2 Superficie appartamento | Room Size: 25 m2 Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale (King Size) e un 2° leto matrimoniale | Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale King Size | 1 king size bed 1 king size bed and a 2nd double bed EXECUTIVE SUITE WITH HOT TUB EXECUTIVE SUITE WITH SAUNA AND TURKISH BATH | 13 Situato nella zona più silenziosa dell'hotel è una delle nosre Concedetevi il piacere di un dolce e romantico soggiorno Suite più esclusive! Spaziosa e accogliente caraterizzata da nell’esclusiva Executive Suite Con Sauna e Bagno Turco. 2 ambienti, camera da leto e soggiorno con una slendida La Suite è composta da 2 ambienti separati, camera da vasca idromassaggio per 2 persone. Quesa Suite è arricchita letto e soggiorno, e da 2 bagni privati. E' ampia, comoda e da elementi di design che realizzano una perfeta sintesi tra dotata di una Sauna ed un Bagno Turco ideale per una fuga lusso e comfort. romantica indimenticabile. Può ositare comodamente fino a 4 persone. Può ositare comodamente fino a 4 persone. Located in the quietes area of the hotel, this is one of our mos The pleasure of a sweet and romantic say in the exclusive exclusive Suites! Spacious and pleasant, and comprised of 2 Executive Suite with Sauna and Turkish Bath. The Suite is rooms, a bedroom and a living room, with a lovely Jacuzzi for 2 comprised of 2 rooms, a bedroom and a living room, and 2 people. This Suite is enhanced by design elements that create private bathrooms. It is wide, comfortable and equipped with a perfec balance between luxury and comfort. a Sauna and a Turkish Bath — perfect for an unforgettable Suitable for up to 4 people. romantic escape. Suitable for up to 4 people. Superficie appartamento | Room Size: 50 m2 Superficie appartamento | Room Size: 50 m2 Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale (King Size) e un 2° leto matrimoniale | Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale (King Size) e un 2° leto matrimoniale | 1 king size bed and a 2nd double bed 1 king size bed and a 2nd double bed DELUXE SUITE | DELUXE SUITES | 14 Elegante e indimenticabile nelle sue linee moderne ricorda un signorile appartamento milanese, la nosra Deluxe Suite è perfetta per soggiorni di piacere, di lavoro oppure per occasioni romantiche; essa è in grado di abbinare le esigenze della famiglia a quelle dell’uomo d’affari e delle coppie. Si compone di diversi ambienti quali una camera da leto, 2 bagni e di un’ampia e comoda zona saloto ideale per lavorare in piena tranquillità o per riposare. Può ositare comodamente fino a 4 persone. It reflects an elegant and unforgettable modern ‘Milanese apartment’. Our Deluxe Suite is perfec for leisure, business or romantic occasions; it is able to combine the needs of a family, businessmen and couples. It is comprised of diferent areas: 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms and a wide and comfortable living area, ideal for working quietly or for resing. Suitable for up to 4 people. Superficie appartamento | Room Size: 65 m2 Tipologia leti | Bed Type: 1 leto matrimoniale (King Size) e un 2° leto matrimoniale | 1 king size bed and a 2nd double bed Sans titre-1 1 30/10/2017 11:51 MAPPA DELLA METRO METRO MAP | 17 Légende Terminal bus lunga percorrenza Metro Linea / Line 1 Linee ferroviarie regionali S3 Saronno - Milano Bovisa - Milano Cadorna S9 Saronno - Milano Greco - Albairate M1 Regional railways Long distance bus terminal Limite tarifa urbana Metro Linea / Line 2 Interscambio con rete ferroviaria S4 Camnago Lentate - Milano Bovisa - Milano Cadorna S11 Chiasso - Milano P.ta Garibaldi - Rho M2 Connection with railway system Urban fare limit Linee ferroviarie suburbane Metro Linea / Line 3 Linea 73 per Aeroporto di Linate Suburban railways S5 Varese - Milano Passante* - Treviglio S13 Pavia - Milano Passante* - Milano Bovisa M3 Line 73 to Linate Airport Metro Linea / Line 5 Bus per Aeroporto di Linate, Malpensa e Orio al Serio M5 Saronno - Milano Passante* - Lodi S6 Novara - Milano Passante* - Treviglio S14 Rho - Milano Passante* - Milano Rogoredo Bus service to Linate, Malpensa and Orio al Serio Airports S1 Malpensa Express S2 Mariano Comense - Milano Passante* - Milano Rogoredo S7 Lecco- Molteno - Milano P.ta Garibaldi *STAZIONI/STATIONS: Lancetti - Garibaldi - Repubblica - P.ta Venezia - Dateo - P.ta Vittoria S8 Lecco- Carnate - Milano P.ta Garibaldi S11 CHIASSO S9 SARONNO Seregno S9-S11 S7 S8 LECCO S2 MARIANO COMENSE S4 CAMNAGO LENTATE Monza S7-S8-S9-S11 GESSATE Seveso S7-S8 SESTO 1° MAGGIO FS S9-S11 S2-S4 Cascina Antonietta S3 S1 SARONNO Limite tarifa urbana Urban fare limit Sesto Rondo Gorgonzola Bruzzano Villa Pompea S2-S4 BIGNAMI Parco Nord COMASINA Sesto Marelli Bussero Cassina De`Pecchi Ponale Greco Villa San Giovanni Bicocca Bicocca COLOGNO NORD Villa Fiorita S7-S8-S9-S11 Quarto Oggiaro Afori Fn S2-S4 S1-S3 Ca` Granda Precotto Cernusco S.N. Afori Centro Istria Cologno Centro Cascina Burrona S5 VARESE S5-S6 Dergano Gorla S11-S14 RHO Fieramilano S13 Bovisa Politecnico FN Marche Cologno Sud Vimodrone S1-S2-S3-S4 Maciachini Zara Turro RHO S14 S11 Metro automatico per S. Rafaele S6 Cascina Gobba NOVARA S5-S6 Automatic train to S. Rafaele Pero Certosa Villapizzone Rovereto Crescenzago S5-S6-S11-S14 S5-S6-S11-S14 Lancetti S1-S2-S5 Cimiano S6-S13-S14 Sondrio Pasteur Molino Dorino Udine Gioia Caiazzo Loreto S.Leonardo Domodossola Fn Gerusalemme Monumentale S3-S4 Lambrate FS
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