Milan

Milan is not a classically beautiful city, and since the Second World War has become an economic and business hub rather than a prominent tourist destination. And yet there is much to see and do in this fascinating city - you just need to dig a little further to truly see its beauty. The Milanese enjoy life, and some of the most famous attractions in the city are leisure activities rather than grand monuments: Football at the San Siro stadium; shopping at the flagship stores of fashion greats such as Armani and Gucci; opera at La Scala; sitting at a pavement café watching the elegant and ordinary rubbing shoulders in this extraordinary city.

Featured Hotels

Hotel Principe di Savoia *****
The Principe di Savoia (Prince of Savoy) hotel, located in the centre of Milan, is one of the most luxurious hotels in this city noted for good living and elegance. An air of opulence shot through with a lightness of decorative touch, excellent dining and the most attentive service are the hallmarks of this great hotel. 

Hotel Mediolanum ****

Close to the main railway station and the Piazza Repubblica, the Hotel Mediolanum is a modern, design-led hotel featuring works of art by such designers as Man Ray, Le Corbusier and Ron Arad, while the bar's retro-space-age decor appeals to all ages and tastes.

Brianza Hotel ***
The modest Brianza hotel is ideally located in the centre of Milan, near the Porta Venezia and not far from Central Station. Rooms are comfortable and clean, if basic, and the hotel has a decent range of facilities making this a good budget choice. Please note there is no lift at the hotel.