Top Milan Hotels Recommended for Design Week Visitors

Milan Design Week returns on April 20, with the main Salone del Mobile event running from April 21 to 26. The fair will feature over 1,900 exhibitors presenting new décor concepts for residential, office, and outdoor spaces. Galerie Magazine has compiled a list of recommended accommodations for attendees. Casa Brera, recently renovated by designer Patricia Urquiola, offers over 100 rooms and suites near the Brera district's museums. The Carlton Milan, a new Rocco Forte Hotels property, provides 71 Art Deco-inspired rooms with dining curated by Chef Fulvio Pierangelini. The Portrait Hotel, owned by Ferragamo, features a historic monastery conversion with a notable spa pool and rooms by Michele Bönan. Four Seasons Milan occupies a 15th-century convent redesigned by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Bulgari Hotel Milano showcases materials like teak and Vicenza stone with interiors by Antonio Citterio. Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa includes balconies in every room and a spa with global bathing rituals. Gran Meliá Palazzo Cordusio offers furnishings from Molteni&C and Gio Ponti. Hotel Principe di Savoia, part of the Dorchester Collection, features rooms ranging from 376 to over 5,000 square feet. Armani Hotel Milano provides convenient access to the Salone del Mobile fairgrounds. Excelsior Hotel Gallia blends a 1932 facade with modern interiors. Grand Hotel et de Milan, established 153 years ago, is near Teatro alla Scala. Casa Cipriani Milano offers 12 rooms and three suites with bespoke details. Mandarin Oriental Milan includes a Fornasetti Suite and spa treatments. Casa Baglioni features a rooftop terrace with panoramic views and a Michelin-starred restaurant. These hotels cater to visitors seeking design-focused stays during the event.