The Mandarin Oriental has transformed four 18th-century palaces into a design address, a stone's throw from the Scala and the Quadrilatero.
Mandarin Oriental, Milan
From
1,855.04 €
“900 m² spa with black mosaic pool, open until 22h, one of Milan's most beautiful wellness spaces.”
The Mandarin Oriental, Milan occupies four 18th-century Milanese palaces linked by glass-covered passageways, Via Andegari, between the Scala and Monte Napoleone. We slept in a room in taupe and bronze tones, solid oak parquet, black Marquina marble bathroom, ceiling height of 3.80 m. The 900 m² spa with black mosaic pool and Turkish hammam justifies the detour on its own, open until 22h. The Seta table (two Michelin stars) serves contemporary Lombard cuisine under a glass roof, impeccable presentation. Service is attentive without being oppressive, we sense the Mandarin training. From 1 855 € per night, rate consistent with the standing and location, discreet international clientele ✨
Who is it for?
Who we recommend it to
We recommend the Mandarin Oriental to travellers seeking contemporary luxury without ostentation, fortysomething couples and older, shopping-opera weekends, wellness stays. The clientele is international, discreet, often on business or cultural stopovers. Families find their place here (connecting rooms, pool), but the atmosphere remains hushed, adult, conducive to rest after fashion shows or vernissages.
The building
Architecture and interiors
The Mandarin Oriental brings together four 18th-century Milanese palaces, ochre façades and stuccos, interior paved courtyards planted with magnolias. 2015 renovation by architect Antonio Citterio: solid oak parquet, black and white marbles, brushed bronze light fixtures, bespoke furniture. Ceiling heights between 3.50 and 4 m, original sash windows preserved. Glass-covered passageways link the buildings, we circulate between gardens and salons without ever stepping outside.
At the table
Restaurants, bar, service
The Seta restaurant (two Michelin stars) occupies a ground-floor glass house, contemporary Lombard cuisine by Antonio Guida: saffron risotto, reimagined osso buco, mascarpone desserts. The Mandarin Bar serves signature cocktails and light bites until midnight, green velvet banquettes, courtyard view. Buffet and à la carte breakfast in the winter garden, 24/7 room service. Book Seta three weeks ahead in peak season.
Highlights
- 900 m² spa with black mosaic pool, Turkish hammam, open until 22h
- Seta restaurant: two Michelin stars, Lombard cuisine by Antonio Guida
- Four 18th-century palaces linked, interior paved courtyards, private gardens
- 400 m from the Scala, 300 m from the Quadrilatero (Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga)
- Rooms from 40 to 180 m², solid oak parquet, black Marquina marble
Location & access
Where the hotel sits in Milan
The Mandarin Oriental stands on Via Andegari, between the Scala (400 m) and the fashion Quadrilatero (Via Montenapoleone at 300 m, Via della Spiga at 350 m). Duomo ten minutes on foot, Brera eight. Montenapoleone metro station (M3 line) at 400 m, Linate airport 25 minutes by car, Malpensa 50 minutes. The quarter is affluent, calm after 20h, 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 parking on site, valet, 70 € / night.
- Pool
- Heated indoor pool, open 7h to 22h.
- Spa
- Spa open 7h to 22h, booking advised for treatments.
- Airport shuttle
- Private shuttle on request, Linate 150 €, Malpensa 250 €.
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, fibre optic.
Facilities
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Airport shuttle
Fitness centre
Room service
Facilities for disabled guests
Restaurant
Parking
Wi-Fi available everywhere
Private parking
Spa and wellness centre
Free Wi-Fi
Family rooms
Pets allowed
Location
Where Mandarin Oriental, Milan is located
Exact address
Mandarin Oriental, Milan
Address
Via Andegari 9
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