Casa Baglioni Hotel
Milan
“Mid-century Milanese salon”
Vibe
Living-room check-in replaces the traditional front desk, setting an intimate residential tone shaped by custom Panzeri lighting and original Spatialism artworks.
“Mid-century Milanese salon”
Spagnulo-designed interiors celebrate 1960s Milanese Spatialism with custom Panzeri lighting and original Enrico Castellani artworks.
Intimate thirty-room residence featuring personalized living-room check-in and dedicated private dining from chef Claudio Sadler.
Milanese craft shines through Dedar fabrics, Gala Rotelli glassware, and bespoke guided Gio Ponti architectural tours.
In the Brera design district, steps from Pinacoteca di Brera and the fashion quadrangle.
Rooms
Herringbone parquet floors meet satin-finish brass, rich Dedar textiles, and sleek marble bathrooms overlooking quiet inner courtyards.
Backstory
Set in a 1913 Liberty-style palazzo, the property channels Milan's 1960s avant-garde scene with curated works by Enrico Castellani and Christo.
Eat & drink
Claudio Sadler helms the intimate Michelin-starred dining room, while the rooftop lounge pours aperitivos against panoramic views of the Duomo.
The neighborhood
Brera's cobblestone lanes and art galleries unfurl outside, placing you minutes from the Pinacoteca and the Quadrilatero della Moda.
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