Armani Hotel Milano is Now Open

The Armani Group has announced the opening of its second hotel – this one in the fashion-rich city of Milan. It follows closely on the heels of the brand-new hotel chain’s first property, the Armani Hotel Dubai. While Dubai property focused on luxury in a modern, art deco world, the Milan property is a step back in a unique package which combines luxury, old world Italian elegance, and Giorgio Armani’s personal sense of sophistication. It is a hotel designed not only for international travelers on holiday, but also the world’s top business representatives coming to the city. Armani Hotels are operated in partnership with Emaar Properties PJSC

The lovely 95-room property sits atop the historic Manzoni 31 building where Armani’s signature first store is also located. The hotel features three room options including Armani Deluxe, Armani Signature, and Armani Presidential suites. The presidential suites are by far the most sought after ranging up to 2,162 square feet, spread across two floors and joined by an impressivese. Among the modern and sophistication design elements are a one-way glass shower enclosure, cupboards that recede and disappear into the walls, and a unique front vestibule separating the bedroom area. Guests are sure to appreciate the sophisticated neutral colors, elegant furnishings, and the abundance of Asian limestone in the bathrooms.

The hotel includes a spa on the eighth floor complete with a 24-hour fitness gym, heated pool, six treatment rooms, a couple’s suite, and a world-class combination of treatments designed for both beauty and ultimate relaxation. One floor below is the Armani Ristorante, Armani Lounge, and Armani Bamboo Lounge. The restaurant features classic gourmet Italian from a first-rate chef, complete with a private wine list and a handful of exclusive tables right in the kitchen. Both the seventh and eighth floors also serve as the best place to view the city of Milan. Completely enclosed in glass, visitors will see awe-inspiring views in every direction.

The Armani Hotel Milano officially opened on November 10, with a star-studded guest list numbering 300 celebrities.

Rates start at over $700 a night.

Armani Milano
Via Monzoni 31,
Milan, Italy

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