Via Ariosto is an elegant residential street, handy for the central sights and the Fiera. The hotel is airy and well lit, with a beautiful art nouveau staircase. All the rooms...

The Ariston is an experiment in eco design: the lightbulbs are energy-efficient, the showers are designed to save water, and all the fittings are made from natural or non-toxic...

This place is cheap, friendly, and even has a decent garden in which to sip your morning coffee and laze around. The hotel has a special agreement with a laundry around the...

A train station cheapie in a turn-of-the-century villa. The carefully planted herbs and hanging baskets in the rear garden - a lovely alfresco breakfast spot - shows how hard...

Originally built in the 18th century but given an art nouveau makeover in the 1890s, the Gran Duca di York was refurbished in 2004. Situated within easy walking distance of...

The staff at this mellow little hotel are so nice. With just 30 rooms, they can treat guests with an extra bit of care; and nothing seems too much trouble for the respectful...

This hotel and conference centre is housed in a beautiful 15th-century monastery with arched cloisters, overlooking a grass courtyard and a huge magnolia tree. The tastefully...

Leaves rustle outside as you enjoy breakfast in bed, then snuggle back between the pure linen sheets… Hotel Pierre Milano, located between via Torino and the navigli, spoils...

A superb location. The lobby may be 1970s business class airport lounge, but the guest rooms are smart, functional and quiet, albeit a touch on the dated side. Most have...

This hotel is centrally located in a picturesque part of town. Travellers may find the lobby, which matches Venetian stucco effects with baroque chairs, a bit over the top. But...

On Milan's offbeat via Tortona, around the corner from Teatro Armani and the Fondazione Pomodoro, contemporary NHOW sits in the shell of the city's former General Electrics...

Carved out of an old bank building, the Park Hyatt is an exercise in serenity and elegant simplicity. The courtyard was covered over with glass to create a splendid top-lit...

On one of Milan's most important canals, this sometime 17th-century palazzo was opened as the Petit Palais in September 2007, after more than five years of restoration. It's a...

This five-star art nouveau-style hotel is named after Milan's first public swimming pool, which opened on this site in 1842. The pool has since been replaced with a garden and...