Four Seasons Hotel Milano

Milan's top five-star deluxe hotel lies just off Via Montenapoleone, the city's swankiest shopping boulevard. Though lacking the antiques-drawn style of its competitor, the Grand Hotel et de Milan , it offers more luxuries. Its central core retains many touches, including the lovely garden-planted cloisters, rediscovered during the 7-year restructuring that by 1993 had turned this 1476 convent into a hotel (the frescoes in the lobby hint that this room was once the convent's church). Rooms are spacious, with thick rugs on modern parquet; designer chairs in comfy sitting areas, large marble-sheathed bathrooms with heated floors, and walk-in closets. "Superior" rooms are on the street (protected from noise by effective double-paned windows), with queen-size beds. "Executive" suites have a midsize sitting area and can be connected to deluxe doubles to form a family suite. Five bi-level suites on the ground floor of the cloisters have vaulted ceilings, mostly re-frescoed (though one bit of the original painting remains), with a split-level sitting area and bedroom and the bathroom underneath, all overlooking a neighbor's quiet grassy garden. A wing in a vecchia Milano house features a central courtyard; a balcony runs along every level, each of which contains five rooms and suites.

Facilities:
2 restaurants (elegant restaurant under celebrity chef, casual restaurant open lunch and dinner); bar; babysitting; bikes; children's program and kids' menu; concierge; executive-level rooms; small exercise room; room service; smoke-free rooms; Wi-Fi

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