Mandarin Oriental Milan
Scala, Milan
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Vibe
Four 18th-century palazzi on Via Andegari house a quiet residential retreat defined by sharp Italian design and discreet service.
“Milanese palazzo sanctuary”
Attentive personalized service, fine linens, and bespoke turndown rituals near Via Montenapoleone.
Elegant Antonio Citterio interiors combining sleek Milanese chic with subtle Oriental accents.
Restored eighteenth-century palazzi housing guest rooms steps from La Scala opera house.
Rooms
Designed by Antonio Citterio, spaces pair custom Italian furnishings with neutral tones and subtle Asian decorative accents.
Backstory
Architect Antonio Citterio reimagined four interconnected 18th-century buildings into a single modern property while preserving their original facades.
The neighborhood
La Scala opera house sits just down the street, with the haute couture flagships of Via Montenapoleone around the corner.
“Spanning four classic buildings around the corner from La Scala, the Mandarin Oriental Milan went straight to the source: architect and designer Antonio Citterio, the man who’s responsible for far more than his fair share of Italy’s contemporary luxury interiors.”
“Mandarin Oriental, Milan mixes timeless Milanese design with the brand's signature Eastern charm and legendary hospitality. At the hotel, four interconnected 18th-century palazzos house 104 rooms and suites that overlook cobblestone streets and tranquil courtyards.”
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