Hotel nhow Milano
Zona Tortona, Milan
“Tortona Industrial Design Hub”
Vibe
Rotating contemporary art installations fill the lobby, where industrial heritage meets bespoke Jacopo Foggini chandeliers and vibrant designer furniture.
“Tortona Industrial Design Hub”
Matteo Thun interiors, Karim Rashid lounge bar furnishings, and bespoke Jacopo Foggini methacrylate chandeliers.
The Vertigo rooftop bar with cantilevered glass pool, hosting lively gatherings during Milan Design Week.
A converted General Electric industrial factory in the heart of the Tortona fashion district.
In Zona Tortona opposite MUDEC, surrounded by design showrooms, fashion studios, and galleries
Rooms
Matteo Thun styled the interiors with retro-futuristic minimalism, pairing bold color splashes with modular furnishings and open-concept bathrooms.
Wellness
Up on the roof, a cantilevered glass-bottom plunge pool overlooks the district alongside a Turkish bath and TechnoGym studio downstairs.
Backstory
The hotel repurposed a former General Electric factory in 2006, transforming heavy industrial architecture into Tortona's vibrant creative hub.
Eat & drink
Sip aperitivi amid the neon fluid curves of Karim Rashid's lounge bar before heading up to the Vertigo rooftop terrace.
The neighborhood
Set directly across from MUDEC in Zona Tortona, you are steps away from premier fashion showrooms, studios, and exhibition spaces.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.