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Both nhow Milano and STRAFhotel | a Member of Design Hotels™ are rated highly by reviewers writing for major publications. On balance, STRAFhotel | a Member of Design Hotels™ ranks slightly better than nhow Milano. STRAFhotel | a Member of Design Hotels™ comes in at #11 in Milan with approval from 10 sources like The Telegraph, Travel + Leisure and Mr & Mrs Smith.
nhow Milano
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Via Tortona 35, 20144 Milan
From $113/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Michelin Guide "Plenty of charm... offering impeccable standards of comfort."
Tablet17.8
"Nhow manages to be quite a bit more affordable, by making a couple of compromises." Full review
Rough Guide "This airy design-fest in the up-and-coming Porta Genova district is aimed at those coming to town on (fashion) business but the weekend offers can be worthwhile."
BlackBook "Brightly tinted glass panels give way to a techno lobby where impeccable service is given to financial and corporate business people."
OysterUpscale
"From the attention-grabbing über-modern interiors of the restaurant and lounge to the... revolving art exhibition, every corner of the hotel oozes an artsy aesthetic." Full review
Travel + Leisure "There are witty, irreverent touches everywhere, from the graffiti-tagged guest-room doors to the chandelier/sculpture in the restaurant, which mimics the form of a giant iridescent orchid." Full review
Jetsetter "Hyper-stylish design and forward-thinking curatorship make this canal district hotel feel like a giant art gallery." Full review
Time Out "On Milan's offbeat via Tortona, around the corner from Teatro Armani and the Fondazione Pomodoro, contemporary NHOW sits in the shell of the city's former General Electrics factory." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"nhow Milan's identity reflects the history of the Tortona neighbourhood, where it is located. Industrial details, colourful design pieces and rotating art exhibitions create a place that..." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Rooms are chic, if not so boundary pushing, with feature walls and crisp white furniture"
Milan Travel Guide
July 7, 2021
STRAFhotel&bar
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Via San Raffaele 3, 20121 Milan
From $223/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Shuttle Bus
Lonely Planet "Too cool for anything much, let alone school, this ultra-designer address is a shout from the Duomo." Full review
Tablet18.2
"The Straf is one of the new breed of high-design hotels to have recently opened in downtown Milan." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Students of contemporary design especially love the industrial cool zeitgeist of this hotel less than a block from the duomo." Full review
DK Eyewitness "Behind the 1883 Neo-Classic façade, the Straf has an ultra-modern interior. Luxurious natural materials set the minimal design tone."
Condé Nast Traveler99.6
"The Zen-inspired Straf—slang for St. Rafael, the property’s couldn’t-be-better location in Milan—is about as minimalist as you can get and still have all the comforts of a fine hotel." Full review
OysterUpscale
"The 64-room, four-pearl Hotel Straf is known for its industrial-chic decor (which might not suit all tastes) and lively bar that attracts guests and locals alike." Full review
Afar Magazine "Don’t be fooled by the slightly traditional stone facade; behind it lies one of Italy’s most avant-garde hotels." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"A minimalist, installation-inspired design hotel for the style-conscious, all oxidised copper and burnished brass." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith "An unassuming exterior hides the edgy, yet elegant interior of Straf Hotel & Bar, a style-savvy boutique in Milan that is filled with art." Full review
Star Service "Maintenance too gets high marks, though uninitiated travelers are apt to question some of the raw, unpainted surfaces—don't worry, it's intentional." Full review
