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Savona 18 Suites

Savona 18 Suites

Porta Genova, Milan


Design Heritage Social
Central

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Savona 18 Suites — vibe

Vibe

Communal balconies wrap around a secluded central courtyard, blending classic Milanese architecture with vibrant contemporary furniture by Aldo Cibic.

“Designer courtyard residence”

Design

Aldo Cibic interiors featuring purchasable gallery furnishings and a surrealist TOILETPAPER Beauty suite.

Heritage

Restored 20th-century Milanese casa di ringhiera wrapped in communal balconies around an interior courtyard.

Social

Evening aperitivo and drinks across the Petit Café counter and the 310-square-meter Garden 18 courtyard.

Central

In the Tortona design district, a short walk from Porta Genova station and the Navigli canals.

Savona 18 Suites — rooms

Rooms

Interiors feel like personal design galleries with purchasable furnishings, vintage accents, and an ironic pop-art suite curated by TOILETPAPER Beauty.

Savona 18 Suites — backstory

Backstory

The 20th-century building was once a traditional railing house, with open walkways that connected neighbors across a shared interior court.

Savona 18 Suites — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Petit Café spills into Garden 18, where guests gather beside a bold mural for morning espresso and evening Campari aperitivi.

The neighborhood

Set in the Tortona design district, you are a short walk from the Navigli canals, Porta Genova station, and MUDEC.

“Here the Italian architect Aldo Cibic has transformed a largely forgotten 20th-century building into a stylish and inventive boutique hotel, one oriented around a private inner courtyard, overlooked by communal balconies, in classic casa di ringhiera style.” 
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