Hotel Tivoli Milano President
Milan
“Polished Milanese modernism”
Vibe
Designer Rodrigo Izquierdo channels 1960s Milanese modernism through geometric woodwork, bespoke lighting, and an effortless city-center energy.
“Polished Milanese modernism”
Rodrigo Izquierdo interiors revive a 1960s Figini and Pollini building with mid-century geometric elegance.
Starpool-designed recovery suites featuring Zerobody dry float systems, cryotherapy, and a Technogym fitness center.
Duomo-view suites, evening turndown service, and tailored concierge assistance in central Milan.
On Largo Augusto in central Milan, steps from Piazza del Duomo and San Babila.
Rooms
Parquet floors and Italian furnishings meet floor-to-ceiling windows, with top-floor suites looking directly onto the spires of the Duomo.
Wellness
The Starpool-designed spa features Zerobody dry float therapy, cryotherapy chambers, and a light-filled Technogym studio for recovery.
Backstory
Originally conceived in the 1960s by Italian architects Figini and Pollini, the modernist structure has been revitalized for a new era.
Eat & drink
Verzèe pairs Milanese classics with Mediterranean flavours, while the lobby bar pours house-distilled gin cocktails onto the pedestrian piazza.
The neighborhood
Set on Largo Augusto, you are a short walk from San Babila's boutiques and the Gothic facade of the Duomo.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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