Park Hyatt Milano

Via Tommaso Grossi 1
Milan, 20121
Italy

OFFER ID H621

Overview

Park Hyatt Milano is an exclusive 5-star luxury hotel located in the historic heart of Milan, a vibrant international city and hub of Italian business and fashion.

With a strategic position which grants direct access to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the elegant 5-star luxury hotel is the perfect location to experience the splendor of the city and its city center. Ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the latest fashion and design trends, just a short walk from the prestigious boutiques of the renowned Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga.

As part of a continuous commitment to offering the most exclusive and tailor-made experiences possible, the iconic hotel has undergone extensive refurbishments of its rooms, common areas, F&B outlets and suite collection. The latter are designed by Flaviano Capriotti and are the cornerstone of the property, adding to its splendor and charm.

With gleaming elegance, the 108 guests-rooms located on the six floors of the building have been redesigned for maximum comfort and highlight the hotel’s connection with its urban landscape. Featuring a distinguished international identity, they offer guests an exclusive, personalized and engaging experience. The room design also emphasizes typical Milanese architectural details, whilst the neutral color palette creates a unique connection taking inspiration from the Duomo Cathedral, the city’s main landmark.

Renowned as the unique gems of Park Hyatt Milano, its Terrace Suites, Montenapoleone Suite and Duomo Suite stand out for their exclusive and evocative panoramic terraces overlooking the city skyline. The Brera Suite, located on the second floor of the hotel, boast unparallel living quarters and ample areas that overlook the glass dome that adorns La Cupola Restaurant. Solferino and Fiori Chiari suites are both also located on the second floor of the hotel. The two suites are communicating with each other, thus becoming a 2-bedroom suite. In addition, the Fiori Chiari suite has a balcony overlooking the city center.

The hotel’s gourmet restaurant, Pellico 3 Milano, with Chef Guido Paternollo at its helm, is the ideal venue for an unforgettable sensory culinary experience. Redesigned in 2022, the restaurant explores and pursues an ideal of lightness and equilibrium between dishes and design. Clean lined furnishings and refined décor, in perfect harmony with the cuisine, allows guests to enjoy an experience that engages all five senses, an ambient where cuisine is synonymous with seasonal ingredients, diligently researched and meticulously selected.

Park Hyatt Milano also features a cocktail bar, Mio Lab, a favorite spot for the ritual of the world-famous Milanese aperitif and La Cupola Restaurant, the focal point of life at the hotel, from breakfast to dinner.

On the hotel’s lower level AQVAM Spa powered by Beautick is an oasis of well-being in the center of the city. With steam rooms, poly-functional showers, hydromassage tub, treatment rooms for massages, facial and body treatments, and a 24-hour gym with latest Technogym equipment, it allows guests to immerse themselves in a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree wellness experience.

Beppe d'Elia’s Hair Jewelry Salon is one of the newest additions to the property. With his glamourous front cover style, internationally renowned stylist, Beppe D’Elia, is a favorite among celebrities and catwalks worldwide.

Exclusive Amenities

Buffet Breakfast for two daily in La Cupola Lounge
$100 Hotel Credit per room, per stay (excludes room discount, third party services, hotel merchandise and spa)
Personalized Welcome Amenity and note

The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of check-in:

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2025 | Suite Privileges

Combinable with Exclusive Amenities listed above. A two-night minimum stay applies for Suite Privileges.

One-Way airport transfer

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Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 12:00 Noon

Local Area Attractions

Milan's Local Area Attractions

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Our Park Hyatt Milan hotel is located overlooking the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, opened by and named for the then King of Italy. Construction on this building began in 1865, overseen by the architect Giuseppe Mengoni, and took just two years to build. Today, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II oozes elegance, with its chic boutiques and cafés. On the floor in the gallery, you will also see the coat of arms of the family of Savoy, a white cross on a red background, encircled by the symbols of the four major Italian cities: the bull of Turin, the wolf of Rome, the lily of Florence and Milan’s red cross on a white background.

La Scala

Our luxury hotel in Milan is located only five minutes’ walk from La Scala opera house, the most famous opera house in the world, built in 1776 on the site of the church of Santa Maria della Scala (hence the name). The first performance took place here in 1778. La Scala was badly bombed during the Second World War and rebuilt three years later; it has also recently undergone further restoration. The opera house can accommodate more than 2,000 people and has absolutely marvellous acoustics. The traditional opening night of the opera season is 7 December, the feast of Saint Ambrogio, patron saint of the city of Milan. Behind a classic but imposing facade is the splendid mirror-lined foyer, which was renovated in 1936. Once inside the theatre itself, the Auditorium is spectacular in red velvet with gilded stucco work. The boxes are like small living rooms, the orchestra pit is new, dating from 1907, and the stage is huge, measuring 1,200 sq m (13,000 sq ft). It is also well worth a visit to the Museo Teatrale, which opened in 1913, and houses a fine collection of sculptures, paintings, ceramics and original scores connected to the history of La Scala.

Duomo Cathedral

Our Park Hyatt Milan hotel is located in the city centre behind the famous Piazza Duomo. The Duomo cathedral is best seen in the late afternoon as the setting sun goes down over the white marble belfries, gables, pinnacles and statues. Work on this spectacular construction began in 1386 on the orders of Duke Gian Galeazzo Visconti. In the 15th and 16th centuries, work was supervised by Lombard, German and French architects and masons, and the facade was completed only between 1805 and 1809 on the orders of Napoleon. The elevator to the roof of the Duomo cathedral is on the left rear side of the church. A visit to the roof is a must to see the city’s 135 spires, 2,245 statues, a 14-foot gilded statue of the Madonna that dates back to 1774, the flying buttresses below and, on a clear day, a marvellous view of the Alpine chain. On the roof, you can also see the Golden Madonnina, a copper-plated statue on the Tiburio that is 108 m high and which, in 1769, became the symbol of Milan.

Santa Maria delle Grazie

A stay in the luxury hotel Park Hyatt Milan, located in the city centre, gives you the chance to discover the wonders of Milan without the need for transportation. The famous Santa Maria delle Grazie church is home to the world-famous painting by Leonardo Da Vinci, “The Last Supper”. This church was built between 1463 and 1490, and, although Ludovico Il Moro wanted to turn it into the family mausoleum, when he lost power, the Dominicans continued work on its decoration. Bombing in 1943 destroyed part of the church, but the apse and Leonardo’s “The Last Supper”, covered by sand bags, were untouched. Reservations to visit the painting today are mandatory. The church's original architectural layout, now visible only in the form of the nave and aisles, was a typical example of Late Gothic Lombard art, of which Solari was a well-known exponent. The nave and two-aisle interior, with side chapels, was in line with the traditional composition, although there are several innovative elements of clear Renaissance taste, such as the columns that replace pilasters and the pictorial decoration of the nave itself.

Castello Sforzesco

Our luxury Milan hotel is located in the city centre within 10 minutes’ walk of many cultural attractions, including the Castello Sforzesco. Originally built as a fortress by the Visconti family in 1368, this castle later became their ducal seat. The castle was partially demolished in 1447 and then, under the Sforza family, it became the site of one of the most magnificent courts in Italy. A period of decline followed until 1893 when Luca Beltrami saved the castle from demolition and turned it into a museum/cultural centre. Today, Castello Sforzesco houses the Civic Museums and the largest art collection in Milan. The Corte Ducale, to the rear of the castle on the right, houses collections of antique art, sculpture and furniture.

Palazzo Reale

Our luxury hotel in Milan, located in the city centre, is only two minutes from the Palazzo Reale, one of the most beautiful examples of 18th century Milanese architecture. The building was once the home of the Visconti and the Sforza families, and later the residence of the Spanish and Austrian governors of the city. Milan’s Palazzo Reale is worth a visit to take in the Sala delle Cariatidi, designed by architect Giuseppe Piermarini (who designed the La Scala Opera House) in 1771-1778, and to visit the Civil Museum of Contemporary Art (CIMAC), which is located on the second floor of the building.

Novecento Museum

The Novecento Museum, located in the Arengario Palace, is open to the public, and home to some 400 selected masterpieces signed by famous artists. In chronological succession, its works cover the most important artistic movements of the 20th century in Italy, including Futurism, Spatialism and Poor Art, featuring the works of such artists us Boccioni, Carrà, Soffici, de Chirico, Sironi, Martini, Morandi, Fontana, Manzoni, Kounellis and many others. This huge, suggestive exhibition is an intercultural approach to involving experts, children and tourists. The museum, which can be seen from Duomo square, is also a guide and an example for the young artists of today and tomorrow.

Pinacoteca Ambrosiana

Our luxury hotel in Milan is located in the city centre, only 10 minutes’ walk from the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, a gallery founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, an art lover. Originally housing 172 paintings, thanks to private donations the collection at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana has grown. Today, you can see “Portrait of a Musician”, a wood panel painting by Leonardo Da Vinci of Franchino Gaffurio, the court composer; “Cartoon for the School of Athens” by Raphael, which was preparation for a work that is now in the Vatican; “Basket of Fruit” by Caravaggio, dated 1594; and the recently restored “Madonna del Padiglione” by Botticelli.

Museo Poldi Pezzoli

Our luxury hotel in Milan is located only seven minutes’ walk from the Museo Poldi Pezzoli, a private museum that opened to the public in 1881. The collections here include paintings, sculptures, glass, textiles, and arms and armour, mainly from the Renaissance period and the Venetian 18th century. The range of objects collected by Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli was wide enough to include enamels and jewellery from Medieval times and the Renaissance, as well as carpets, tapestries, jewels, glass and porcelain. The Salone dell’Affresco has a Tabriz carpet featuring hunting scenes in wool and silver on silk, while the next room is home to “The Coronation of the Virgin”, a 15th century hanging of Florentine embroidery based on a drawing by Botticelli. Thanks to generous bequests by private collectors, the museum's collection has been enriched through the acquisition of paintings, mechanical clocks and sundials, lace and embroideries.

Brera Pinacoteca Art Gallery

Our luxury hotel in Milan is located in the city centre just 10 minutes’ walk from the Brera Pinacoteca Art Gallery. Thanks to a constant, gradual enrichment over time, the Brera Pinacoteca Art Gallery today features a rich exhibition of artists’ portraits and self-portraits, as well as masterpieces of international fame, among them Raffaello’s “Sposalizio della Vergine”, Giovanni Bellini’s “Madonna con Bambino”, Bramantino’s “Crocifissione”, Mantegna’s “Cristo Morto” and Luini’s “Madonna del Roseto”. There are also numerous works of art by Leonardo Da Vinci and, thanks to an agreement with the Louvre, various works by Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt, which have been moved to the Brera Gallery to represent the 17th century Flemish school. Acquisitions continued until the Second World War, bringing to the Gallery famous works by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto and Fattori, including the well-known “Cena in Emmaus” by Carvaggio and Silvestro Lega’s “Pergolato”. In the 1970s, the extraordinary donation by Emilio and Maria Jesi included artworks by major artists from the early 90s, including Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi.

Navigli

Our luxury hotel in Milan is located in the city centre within a 10-minute taxi ride of one of the most interesting areas in Milan to visit. The history of Milan is closely connected with the system of canals that passes through the whole city and the area characterized by the Navigli is certainly one of Milan’s most picturesque. The oldest canal, Naviglio Grande, takes its water from the Ticino river. The canal was constructed between 1177 and 1257, and is about 50 km long. In the past, it was used to transport goods, particularly the blocks of marble that were used to build the Cathedral. Typical old Milan houses, old wash-houses with wooden-beamed roofs and craftsmen’s workshops remind us of times gone by. Today, you will find boutiques and the ateliers of Milanese artists, cafés, restaurants and old moored barges fitted out as bars, creating an exciting atmosphere for young Milanese people.

Accommodations

Accommodations

Number of Rooms: 108

As part of a continuous commitment to offering the most exclusive and tailor-made experiences possible, the iconic hotel has undergone extensive refurbishments of its rooms, common areas, Food and Beverage outlets and suite collection. The latter are designed by Flaviano Capriotti and are the cornerstone of the property, adding to its splendor and charm.

Available Room Types

Facilities & Services

Guest Services

24-Hour Concierge

24-Hour Room Service

24-Hours Manager on Duty

Airport Transportation

Babysitting on Request

Multilingual Staff

Tours & Excursions

Facilities

Bar and Restaurant

Beauty Salon

Bicycle Rentals

Boardroom Meeting Space

Boutiques

Business services

Cardio Equipment

City Tours, Theatre and Cultural Events

Connecting Rooms

Cultural Events

Event Space

Events Facilities

Excursions

Gym

Hair Salon

Lobby Lounge

Massage Treatments

Meeting & Conference Facilities

Meeting Rooms

Music in the Evenings

Non-Smoking Rooms and Suites

Pre-function Meeting Space

Private Dining Areas

Private Meeting Facilities

Restaurant

Small Conference Facilities

Smoke Free Policy

Spa & Wellness Center

Spa Treatments

Steam Bath

Valet Parking

Valet Service

Whirlpool

Wine Cellar

Dining

In-Room Dining

Enjoy fine dining within the comfort of your room or suite. Wake up to freshly baked pastries and a cup of Cappuccino; for lunch or dinner enjoy a varied range of culinary delights from the room service menu. Our team is available day and night to offer you the best service.

Restaurants

Directions

Directions - Transportation to the Hotel

Airports

Linate Airport (LIN) - 12 km, 25 minutes by car
Malpensa Airport (MXP) - 45 km, 50 minutes by car

Train

Stazione Centrale - 3 km, 10 minutes by car
Stazione Garibaldi - 4 km, 15 minutes by car
Stazione Cadorna - 2 km, 10 minutes by car

Metro Subway

Duomo Station - 100 metres, 1 minute walk
Cordusio Station - 200 metres, 2 minutes walk

Public transport links Milan's two airports via a combination of shuttle buses and trains.

Malpensa International Airport

28 miles from the centre of Milan. The easiest way to reach the city is by taxi. Fares from the airport to the centre of Milan vary from EUR 75.00 to EUR 90.00.

Linate Airport

Approximately eight miles from the centre of Milan. The easiest way to reach the city is by taxi. Fares from the airport to the centre of Milan vary from EUR 25.00 to EUR 30.00.

The hotel's Concierge will be pleased to arrange sedan or limousine transport to or from the airport or any other destination.

City tax: please note that starting from January 1st, 2025, the city tax is EUR 7.00 per day, per person and it is not included in the contracted rates.

Nearby Airports

Milano (Milan) [Linate], Italy — 8 Miles

Milano (Milan) [Malpensa], Italy — 28 Miles

Company Info

Anywhere Anytime Journeys

101 E Sangamon Ave.
Milan, 20121
Italy

(217) 892-2526