Senato Hotel Milano
Milan
“Monochrome Milanese townhouse”
Vibe
Handcrafted brass ginkgo lamps, monochrome interiors, and a slate-grey courtyard reflecting pool create an understated Milanese salon.
“Monochrome Milanese townhouse”
Alessandro Bianchi interiors featuring Bottega Gadda brass ginkgo lamps, herringbone oak, and a courtyard reflecting pool.
Artisanal Lombard cheeses from Luigi Guffanti, Boscacci bresaola, and an urban bar pouring regional Franciacorta sparkling wines.
A converted early 1900s Lombard Neoclassical townhouse, formerly the private residence of the Ranza family.
On Via Senato bordering Brera, steps from the fashion boutiques of Via Montenapoleone.
Rooms
Crisp white quarters feature classic herringbone oak floors, bespoke brass lighting, and bathrooms clad in polished Carrara marble.
Backstory
The early 1900s Lombard Neoclassical mansion served as the private residence of the builder Ranza family for over a century.
Eat & drink
Senato Caffè pours vintage Franciacorta in the leafy courtyard, paired with artisanal Luigi Guffanti cheeses and Valtellina bresaola.
The neighborhood
Set along the quiet curve of Via Senato, the hotel sits steps from Brera's galleries and the Quadrilatero della Moda.
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