Principe di Savoia

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"I found the Hotel Principe di Savoia to be a grande dame of Milan with resplendent interiors marrying classic and Art Deco—think a huge Murano glass chandelier and classical paintings in the lobby—where celebrities sip cocktails at the Principe Bar before dining at Acanto with one of the city’s finest wine lists, and fitness fans can work out at Club 10 on the 10th floor while enjoying city views." - Kiki Deere

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"In Piazza della Repubblica, this One MICHELIN Key member of the Dorchester Collection combines city views with limousine service and upper‑floor wellness perks (spa, indoor pool, hot tub, gym, and a panoramic terrace); a garden and eleven meeting rooms complement interiors of timeless opulence—crystal chandeliers in the lobby and antique decorated chests in the rooms—while room service arrives on white linen with silver trays and antique cutlery; for the pinnacle, the Imperial Executive Suite by Celeste Dell’Anna crowns the stay, though four‑poster beds with luxe linens elevate every room level." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Sleep like a Prince The lap of luxury. Nothing beats the Principe di Savoia, a historic Milanese hotel with over 85 years of history, for a weekend of pampering. The richly hued rooms look and smell delicious. The plump pillows lull you to sleep. In fact, all amenities are tops, including the fabulous Acqua di Parma soaps and five-star blow dryer. The Club 10 on the top floor has a rooftop gym and pool that overlooks the entire city, perfect for a sunrise swim. The Principe has an amazing attention to detail, best shown in its morning breakfast buffet, a cornucopia of delicacies from around the world, but should you have any dietary concerns, the Principe makes sure you are well taken care of."

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"Located in Milan, the Presidential Suite on the 10th floor offers classic Italian luxury with three en suite bedrooms, a formal dining room, a private wraparound terrace, and a striking Pompeii-styled pool with beautifully painted ceilings plus a sauna and Turkish bath." - Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes is a senior editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, where she started her career as a travel blogger and writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

Hotel Principe di Savoia, Dorchester Collection (Milan, Lombardy) 16 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"The Principe is a classic — the Milanese hotel against which all other Milanese hotels are measured. Though the amenities are modern, there’s a sense in which the atmosphere of the place has stayed the same for the last hundred years — crystal chandeliers in the lobby, ornate antique chests of drawers in the bedrooms, and bathrooms with many bidets. Room service is wheeled in by a waiter who is the essence of courtesy. Think white linen tablecloths, silver trays and a single flower in a bud vase. Ultimately, however, this is not some fraying old hotel that’s stuck in the past. One look at the perfectly of-the-moment crowd makes that clear, from the fashionistas at the hotel bar to the jetsetters and local celebrities getting their laps in at the gorgeous indoor pool. You will sleep well at the Principe. The four-poster beds boast some of the softest linens in Europe. Hungry? The restaurant downstairs, Acanto, stays open until the wee hours of the morning. Though it’s a cab ride away from the sights and the shopping, the Principe is nonetheless considered to be one of the most central places in the city to rendezvous. Stunning locals rub shoulders with young families having supper with their priests. And then there are the celebrities — from Sophia Loren on down through the generations. Hang out by the concierge desk, especially during fashion week, to catch the gossip, and keep an eye out for which ridiculously enormous bouquets of flowers are arriving for whom. It also makes working out here a treat, since you can check out Gwyneth Paltrow’s time on the treadmill. If you pay enough attention, you may even scoop the latest breakup or business deal. Venerable as the Principe may be, the people who come to visit are a living Page Six." - Tablet Hotels