The Milanese Four Seasons occupies a 15th-century convent at the heart of the Quadrilatère de la mode, between Franciscan cloister and contemporary suites.
Four Seasons Hotel Milano
From
1,930.5 €
“Indoor pool under glass roof in the monks’ former refectory, open until 10pm.”
The Four Seasons Hotel Milano occupies a 1470 monastery a stone’s throw from via Montenapoleone, and we quickly understand why the fashion crowd checks in here during Fashion Weeks. The rooms overlook the cloister or inner courtyard, restored frescoes on the ceiling, Carrara marble in the bathrooms, Minotti furniture. The spa occupies the former monastic cells, pool under a glass roof in what was the refectory. The Veranda serves revisited Lombard cuisine, terrace under wisteria from April. The service remains impeccable, discreet, honed to the demands of the international clientele. From 1 930 € per night, a rate that climbs quickly during trade shows. We recommend it for the location and the history of the place ✨
Who is it for?
Who we recommend it to
We recommend the Four Seasons to travellers who mix business and culture, Fashion Week and vernissages at the Triennale. It’s a hotel for fortysomething couples and older, fans of reinterpreted historic architecture, Quadrilatère shopping, discreet dinners. Families find their place here (connecting rooms, pets accepted), but the clientele remains mostly luxury business and fashion.
The building
Architecture and interiors
The building occupies a Franciscan convent founded in 1470, restructured as a hotel in 1993. Lombard Renaissance architecture, arcaded cloister, 16th-century frescoes restored in the public areas. Pierre-Yves Rochon contemporary interiors: pale marble, walnut panelling, Rubelli fabrics, 4-metre ceilings in the historic suites. 118 rooms distributed between the monastic wing and the 2000s extension.
At the table
Restaurants, bar, service
The Veranda serves contemporary Italian cuisine under a glass roof overlooking the cloister, buffet breakfast until 11am, à la carte lunch and dinner. The Foyer Bar offers cocktails and aperitifs in the frescoed salon, pianist some evenings. 24/7 room service, full menu available in-room. No starred table, but meticulous execution and a popular terrace from the first fine days.
Highlights
- 15th-century Franciscan cloister listed as a historic monument
- 18-metre indoor pool under original glass roof
- 600 m² spa in the former monastic cells
- Via Montenapoleone 200 metres away, Duomo 10 minutes on foot
- Private airport shuttle to Malpensa and Linate
Location & access
Where the hotel sits in Milan
The Four Seasons stands on via Gesù, 200 metres from via Montenapoleone and the Quadrilatère de la mode. Duomo ten minutes on foot, Brera and Pinacoteca fifteen. Montenapoleone metro station (line 3) three minutes away, Centrale station 20 minutes by taxi, Linate airport 25 minutes. The district is Milan’s chicest, calm after 8pm, very residential, luxury boutiques and art galleries.
Good to know
Before you book
- Pets
- Accepted without supplement, basket and bowls provided on request.
- Parking
- Private on-site parking, valet included, limited spaces.
- Pool
- Heated indoor, open 7am to 10pm daily.
- Spa
- Open 10am to 9pm, booking advised for treatments.
- Airport shuttle
- Private service to Malpensa and Linate, book 24 hours in advance.
Facilities
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Airport shuttle
Fitness centre
Room service
Facilities for disabled guests
Restaurant
Private parking
Spa and wellness centre
On-site parking
Free WiFi
Family rooms
Pets allowed
Location
Where Four Seasons Hotel Milano is located
Exact address
Four Seasons Hotel Milano
Address
Via Gesù 6-8
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