Behind austere façades, this intimate hideaway reveals one of the city's most remarkable secrets - a 4,000-square-metre private garden that whispers tales dating back to 1305. The interiors strike an exquisite note with Zimbabwe granite, Vicenza stone, and refined oak, while design aficionados will appreciate the thoughtfully curated Antonio Citterio furnishings and jewel-inspired artwork adorning each space.




A private street sets the tone for what lies beyond - a world where triple-thickness doors create cocoons of tranquility and cream linen wallpaper softens meticulously designed spaces. The restaurant spills onto a terrace overlooking centuries-old gardens, while below ground, a spa complex offers an indoor pool wrapped in atmospheric stone. As evening falls, the garden transforms into an enchanting setting for cocktails, with mixologists crafting inspired concoctions beneath the stars.
Each space feels more like a private Milanese apartment than a hotel room, with wooden floors warmed by thick rugs and cashmere throws. Neutral tones create a canvas for carefully selected furniture pieces, while vast windows frame views of either the historic courtyard or the verdant gardens. Modern touches include in-room smartphones and iPod docks, but it's the attention to detail - like the private alcoves outside each room - that truly elevates the experience.
The 15-tonne black Zimbabwe granite fireplace commands attention in the lounge - a testament to the property's dedication to exceptional materials and craftsmanship.
Request a personal shopper to guide you through the neighbouring fashion district's hidden gems, or arrange a hydroplane adventure to Lake Como for an utterly memorable day trip.
While the location is ideal for luxury shopping enthusiasts, culture seekers might need to venture a bit further for major attractions like the Duomo.
