Park Hyatt Milan
Navigli, Milan
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Vibe
A soaring nine-meter glass cupola anchors the palazzo lobby, offering a serene Milanese retreat steps from the buzzing Galleria.
“Milanese palazzo sanctuary”
Attentive concierge service, evening turndown, and spacious rooms fitted with Italian travertine marble baths.
Flaviano Capriotti interiors featuring durmast oak parquet, custom Venetian furnishings, and a nine-meter glass cupola.
An 1870 palazzo steps from the Galleria, preserving its historic neoclassical facade and grand archways.
In Centro Storico steps from Piazza del Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Rooms
Durmast oak parquet and Breccia Medicea travertine marble bathrooms echo the neutral tones and classical grandeur of the nearby Duomo.
Wellness
The subterranean AQVAM Spa features a Turkish hammam, multifunctional sensory showers, and a gold-mosaic jacuzzi alongside 111SKIN therapies.
Backstory
Built in 1870 as a bank headquarters and department store, the neoclassical palazzo reopened in 2003 as Italy's first Park Hyatt.
Eat & drink
Sip aperitivos at Mio Lab, dine beneath the central dome at La Cupola, or book fine Mediterranean dining at Pellico 3 Milano.
The neighborhood
Step directly outside into the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, with Piazza del Duomo and Teatro alla Scala just a few paces away.
“…the attentive staff, the intimate scale of the hotel, and even the warm-toned marble lifted my spirits. The interior design emphasises sleek lines, columns, and travertine…”
“The first Hyatt hotel on Italian soil, Park Hyatt Milan is a landmark of Milanese style and elegance. Appointed in warm Italian travertine limestone and black marble inlay, the 1,032-square-foot palazzo dates from 1870 — it was once a bank.”
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