Luxury Hotels in Milan
Milan is the city where fashion and design meet hospitality of the highest order.
- Best overall
- Mandarin Oriental, Milan
- Spa & wellness
- Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa - LHW
- Boutique
- Four Seasons Hotel Milano
Tripplo’s selection · Founder: Axel Hernborg · Updated 2 October 2026
Ranking updated 2 September 2026
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10 Recommended Hotels
Why this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 10 hotels we rank here — 9.4 from 168 reviews. Leads the ranking: a higher guest score than #2 (9.4 to 9.3).
Mandarin Oriental, Milan is highly suited for gastronomy enthusiasts wanting a sophisticated wellness retreat close to the luxury shopping district. Guests on Booking.com rate it superbly. Key features include two-Michelin-starred dining at Seta, extensive subterranean wellness facilities, and quiet courtyard dining. On the downside, guests should note that valet parking fees are high, and certain rooms receive limited natural light. However, the proximity to the Quadrilatero della Moda makes it exceptionally convenient.
Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa - LHW
Milan, Italy
Spa & wellnessWhy this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 10 hotels we rank here — 9.3 from 159 reviews. Sits behind #1 on both the score (9.3 to 9.4) and the sample it rests on (159 to 168 reviews).
Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa - LHW is best for wellness seekers who desire a serene Brera base with private outdoor terrace spaces. Winning outstanding reviews from guests, it features a comprehensive Moroccan-style Grand Spa and a private garden. Uniquely, every room includes a private balcony or terrace. On the negative side, spa access requires an additional charge, and valet parking incurs high fees.
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #2 (163 to 159), at a slightly lower score (9.1 to 9.3).
Four Seasons Hotel Milano is perfect for historic architecture enthusiasts who want a quiet retreat right in the fashion hub. Among the most admired hotels in the city on Booking.com and Google, it occupies a restored 15th-century convent. The property boasts a subterranean spa with a vaulted pool and a quiet inner courtyard. A potential downside is the significant additional cost for daily services, and natural light varies in the historic rooms.
Hotel Principe Di Savoia - Dorchester Collection
Milan, Italy
DesignWhy this position: Guests rate it above #3 (9.1 to 9.1) and on more reviews (1,099 to 163).
Hotel Principe Di Savoia - Dorchester Collection is ideal for travellers seeking traditional northern Italian grandeur combined with effortless city transit. Guests on Booking.com and Google rate it exceptionally well. Standout features include immediate access to Repubblica transport links, a top-floor spa with a frescoed pool, and a complimentary limousine city shuttle. However, some guests find its traditional aesthetic may feel dated, and its distance from the Duomo district is a drawback for those seeking a highly central stay.
Why this position: The largest body of guest feedback on this page: 2,815 reviews, averaging 9.1. Guests on Booking rate it above #4 (9.1 to 9.1); the two share a Google rating of 4.7, and #4's rests on more reviews (2,873 to 1,416).
Château Monfort - Relais & Châteaux is highly recommended for lovers of whimsical interiors who prefer a quiet residential base. Backed by outstanding guest feedback on Booking.com, the property features early-20th-century Liberty architecture and opera-themed guest rooms. It also houses a subterranean spa with an indoor pool. However, the theatrical themed decor might not appeal to everyone, and there is a slight walk to the nearest metro station.
Why this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 10 hotels we rank here — 9.4 from 194 reviews. Scores higher than #5 (9.4 to 9.1), on a smaller body of reviews (194 to 2,815).
Portrait Milano - Lungarno Collection is perfect for sophisticated travellers seeking historic courtyard elegance and top-tier hospitality. Exceptionally well reviewed on Booking.com, it is set in a historic seminary courtyard. The hotel offers elegant rooms with private balconies and a subterranean wellness centre. Prospective guests should consider that the public courtyard attracts daytime crowds, and dining services carry a high premium.
Why this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 10 hotels we rank here — 9.3 from 494 reviews. Rests on more guest reviews than #6 (494 to 194), at a slightly lower score (9.3 to 9.4).
Park Hyatt Milano is highly recommended for shoppers and sightseers who want to step straight into the historic core. Guests on Booking.com rate it among the best. Outstanding features include travertine marble bathrooms and private city-view terraces in selected rooms, alongside its location by Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. A potential compromise is the pedestrian noise in front-facing rooms, alongside a high premium on valet parking.
NEMI, Milan, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Milan, Italy
RomanceWhy this position: Sits behind #7 on both the score (9.2 to 9.3) and the sample it rests on (156 to 494 reviews).
NEMI, Milan, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel is best for guests seeking a highly accessible, contemporary stay with personalised service. Booking.com guests rate it exceptionally. The property stands out for its tranquil private garden courtyard and tailored private check-in services, making it highly welcoming. Travellers should note, however, that there is no full-service spa on-site, and the hotel features a lively evening bar atmosphere.
Why this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 10 hotels we rank here — 9.3 from 200 reviews. Guests on Booking rate it above #8 (9.3 to 9.2), but #8 leads on Google (4.7 to 4.6), which the ranking weighs equally.
Bvlgari Hotel Milano is best suited for design-conscious travellers looking for contemporary seclusion near the major fashion streets. Backed by superb reviews on Booking.com and Google, it occupies a quiet cul-de-sac. Highlights include a gold-leaf and emerald-green mosaic spa and views over a private 4,000-square-meter garden. Be aware that the hotel commands a significant premium over local competitors, and rooms are in high demand during fashion events.
Excelsior Hotel Gallia, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan
Milan, Italy
ViewsWhy this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #9 (580 to 200), at a slightly lower score (8.8 to 9.3).
Excelsior Hotel Gallia, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan is ideal for transiting travellers who require high-end amenities directly adjacent to major railway links. Well reviewed on Booking.com, it stands directly opposite Central Station. The property features an expansive 1,000-square-meter Shiseido spa and panoramic rooftop dining at Terrazza Gallia. Though decorated with sleek Italian designer furniture, its busy surroundings mean the neighbourhood lacks quiet residential charm.
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Compare the hotels
| # | Hotel | Stars | Guest rating | Area | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mandarin Oriental, Milan | 5★ | Google4.7· 2,110 reviews Booking9.4· 168 reviews | Centro Storico & Quadrilatero | Best overall |
| 2 | Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa - LHW | 5★ | Google4.7· 1,855 reviews Booking9.3· 159 reviews | Porta Nuova & Centrale | Spa & wellness |
| 3 | Four Seasons Hotel Milano | 5★ | Google4.7· 2,501 reviews Booking9.1· 163 reviews | Centro Storico & Quadrilatero | Boutique |
| 4 | Hotel Principe Di Savoia - Dorchester Collection | 5★ | Google4.7· 2,873 reviews Booking9.1· 1,099 reviews | Porta Nuova & Centrale | Design |
| 5 | Château Monfort - Relais & Châteaux | 5★ | Google4.7· 1,416 reviews Booking9.1· 2,815 reviews | Porta Venezia & East Milan | — |
| 6 | Portrait Milano - Lungarno Collection | 5★ | Google4.6· 889 reviews Booking9.4· 194 reviews | Centro Storico & Quadrilatero | — |
| 7 | Park Hyatt Milano | 5★ | Google4.6· 1,696 reviews Booking9.3· 494 reviews | Centro Storico & Quadrilatero | — |
| 8 | NEMI, Milan, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel | 5★ | Google4.7· 119 reviews Booking9.2· 156 reviews | Porta Venezia & East Milan | Romance |
| 9 | Bvlgari Hotel Milano | 5★ | Google4.6· 1,821 reviews Booking9.3· 200 reviews | Centro Storico & Quadrilatero | — |
| 10 | Excelsior Hotel Gallia, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan | 5★ | Google4.7· 2,945 reviews Booking8.8· 580 reviews | Porta Nuova & Centrale | Views |
How we ranked these hotels
13 hotels looked at for this destination: 10 ranked above, 3 more we recommend.
The Google and Booking ratings for these hotels are based on a combined 29,277 reviews reported by the sources. This is not the number of review texts Tripplo has analysed.
How guest ratings, hotel class and facts inform our selections.
Read our methodologyWhere to stay in Milan?
Areas drawn from our hotels' addresses — updated as the selection changes.
Centro Storico & Quadrilatero
Best for Shopping and sightseeingThe historic core of Milan, home to the iconic Duomo and the legendary Quadrilatero della Moda fashion district. It is ideal for those wanting to be within walking distance of high-end boutiques and major landmarks.
Porta Nuova & Centrale
Best for Business and modern transitA sleek district defined by futuristic architecture, corporate offices, and the bustling central railway station. It offers superb transport connections alongside some of the city's most established grand hotels.
Porta Venezia & East Milan
Best for Chic residential charmThis elegant enclave blends Art Nouveau architecture with leafy public gardens and quiet streets. It offers a more relaxed, authentic Milanese atmosphere while remaining close to the city centre.
Navigli & Tortona
Best for Creative and nightlife seekersKnown for its historic canal network and vibrant design showrooms, this southwestern area is a hub for independent galleries and stylish dining. It is perfect for travellers seeking a contemporary side of Milan.
Areas to consider
The area immediately surrounding Stazione Centrale can feel busy and chaotic, particularly late at night, so travellers seeking a quiet, pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood may prefer to stay closer to Brera or the historic centre.
More hotels we recommend in Milan
These pass the same checks as the ranked list, but sit outside our top selection for this destination. Several of them lead our all-inclusive and adults-only guides.
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€1,389about £1,200
Typical price per night at the luxury hotels we recommend
13 hotels · check-in 4 Oct–1 Nov · two adults, two nights · checked daily by Tripplo
Stays starting on a Friday or Saturday cost around 6% less per night than those starting Sunday to Thursday.
| Hotel | Usual range | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Château Monfort - Relais & Châteaux | Typically €430, usually between €383 and €762 | €430 |
| Magna Pars l'Hotel à Parfum, Small Luxury Hotels of the World | Typically €447, usually between €357 and €572 | €447 |
| Excelsior Hotel Gallia, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan | Typically €452, usually between €398 and €953 | €452 |
| NEMI, Milan, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel | Typically €584, usually between €414 and €682 | €584 |
| Hotel Principe Di Savoia - Dorchester Collection | Typically €589, usually between €569 and €1,275 | €589 |
| The Glamore Milano Duomo | Typically €832, usually between €714 and €958 | €832 |
| Armani Hotel Milano | Typically €1,389, usually between €1,269 and €1,571 | €1,389 |
| Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa - LHW | Typically €1,441, usually between €1,387 and €1,900 | €1,441 |
| Park Hyatt Milano | Typically €1,814, usually between €1,621 and €1,922 | €1,814 |
| Mandarin Oriental, Milan | Typically €1,886, usually between €1,516 and €2,538 | €1,886 |
| Bvlgari Hotel Milano | Typically €2,004, usually between €1,839 and €2,664 | €2,004 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Milano | Typically €2,176, usually between €1,889 and €3,324 | €2,176 |
| Portrait Milano - Lungarno Collection | Typically €2,197, usually between €1,757 and €3,297 | €2,197 |
Each bar shows how a hotel's nightly price moved over the period, leaving out the most unusual days. The marker is its typical price.
Every hotel counts once, at its own typical price, so hotels we happened to check more often don't carry more weight. Prices are the lowest rate available for the whole stay, worked out per night in euros.
Tripplo's luxury hotel selection in Milan — in numbers
Most common facilities
- Free WiFi (13 of 13)
- Spa & wellness (11 of 13)
- Parking (11 of 13)
- Bar (10 of 13)
- Gym (9 of 13)
- Family rooms (9 of 13)
What these hotels do best
- Spa & wellness (9 of 13)
- Location (8 of 13)
- Design & architecture (7 of 13)
- Dining (5 of 13)
How we chose these hotels
At our latest review (August 2026) the properties listed above were measured against the same standard: sustained guest scores on both Booking.com and Google — weighted by how many reviews sit behind them — five-star class or an equivalent premium level, a genuinely first-rate location, and facilities that set the hotel apart.
As a guideline we look for around 8.5 or higher on Booking.com, but no single number decides on its own — when the sources disagree, the broader evidence wins. Guest scores on this page update continuously, and the selection is re-reviewed at regular intervals. The full standard is described in how we choose hotels.
