Grand Hotel et de Milan - The Leading Hotels of the WorldvsHotel Spadari Al Duomo
Grand Hotel et de Milan and Hotel Spadari al Duomo are both rated highly by experts. On balance, Grand Hotel et de Milan scores significantly better than Hotel Spadari al Duomo. Grand Hotel et de Milan comes in at #6 in Milan with endorsements from 14 sources including Michelin Guide, Gayot and Lonely Planet.
Grand Hotel et de Milan - The Leading Hotels of the World
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Via Manzoni, 29, 20121 Milan
From $378/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
"Big names in the field of music, theatre and politics have stayed in its elegant rooms that are full of charm."
"Perhaps Milan's most intimate luxury hotel, the Grand Hotel et De Milan balances family management with refined service in an 1863 building." Full review
"With a great location in the old heart of Milan, for many this is the best hotel in Milan - and it's hard to disagree." Full review
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"Nothing industrial or futuristic about it: the Grand Hotel et de Milan is every bit as traditionally elegant as the newly reopened La Scala theater, which is just a few steps away." Full review
"It offers luxury and elegance, with 19th-century furniture throughout and Art Nouveau skylights in the bar."
"In an elegant 19th-century palazzo, the five-star Grand is as sumptuous as it gets: all marble, rich draperies and antiques." Full review
"This is the classiest old dame in town, a sophisticated socialite that is classic Chanel compared to De La Ville Hotel, A SINA Hotel's calculated Tommy Hilfiger-esque flair." Full review
"Classic rooms that dazzle, some even individually dedicated to the illustrious individuals who resided in such stately apartments."
"If Milano modernism isn’t your thing, try this nineteenth-century mansion—once the home of Verdi—where antiques, oil paintings, and Oriental rugs are scattered throughout the 95 guest rooms." Full review
Upscale
"An exercise in Old-World Italian elegance, an upscale counterpart to Milan's more fashion-forward hotels. The 95 rooms and suites are tastefully decorated with antique furniture and sumptuous fabrics." Full review
Hotel Spadari Al Duomo
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Via Spadari, 11, 20123 Milan
From $217/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
"This modern hotel has the twin advantage of a central location, as well as a fine display of contemporary art."
"A cosy hotel just steps from the Duomo, the famous Peck delicatessen and restaurant, and some of Milan’s great shops."
"On a small side street one block southwest of the ornate cathedral, perfect for sightseeing and shopping, this exceptional midrange hotel attracts artistic types." Full review
Upscale
"This intimate, high-end boutique hotel is beautifully designed and has an excellent Milan location, just one block from the world famous Duomo and luxury shops." Full review
Top Choice
"A wonderfully refined, modern four-star hotel in an outstanding location only one block from the Duomo." Full review
7.0
"A family-run hotel in the heart of Milan that prides itself on its friendly warm service." Full review
"For all the artistic accents, this is still a comfortable, homey base in Milan, with an inviting frescoed breakfast room and many rooms with private terraces." Full review
"Rooms are chic and comfortable, with custom-built furniture by Ugo la Pietra, and some rooms come with balconies, rich with greenery...services are a bit stripped-down, in Italian boutique style"
"Laid-back Hotel Spadari al Duomo is another of the cathedral's near neighbours. The bedroom walls are decorated with works by young Italian artists, WIFI is free and the hotel serves an..."
"The equidistant Spadari al Duomo flaunts one-of-a-kind design"
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