Palazzo Cordusio Gran Meliá Hotel
Navigli, Milan
“Historic palazzo revival”
Vibe
Guests arrive under an octagonal cupola before descending grand marble staircases into lively courtyards framed by neo-Renaissance architecture.
“Historic palazzo revival”
A restored 1901 Luca Beltrami landmark featuring grand marble staircases and an octagonal cupola.
Interiors by Studio ASAH fitted with bespoke Molteni&C furnishings, Gio Ponti reissues, and Rubelli fabrics.
Intimate eighty-four-room footprint featuring Carner Barcelona bath amenities, evening turndown, and personalized concierge care.
On Piazza Cordusio, steps from the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Rooms
Tall historic windows frame views of the plaza, while interiors pair Rubelli Venetian fabrics with bespoke Gio Ponti furniture reissues.
Wellness
An underground heated indoor pool sits alongside a sauna and Turkish bath, while the gym gazes out toward Piazza Mercanti.
Backstory
Built between 1897 and 1901 by architect Luca Beltrami, the palazzo served for over a century as Assicurazioni Generali's headquarters.
Eat & drink
Rooftop terrace dining at Isola frames Duomo views, accompanied by Japanese omakase at SACHI and courtyard cocktails at Giardino Cordusio.
The neighborhood
Set directly on Piazza Cordusio, the hotel puts the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and the Duomo just a short stroll away.
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