The Gray Sina
Hotel · Quarto Oggiaro ·
Stylish city center hotel with unique rooms, chic terrace & restaurant
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Via S. Raffaele, 6, 20121 Milano MI, Italy Get directions
Stylish city center hotel with unique rooms, chic terrace & restaurant
Via S. Raffaele, 6, 20121 Milano MI, Italy Get directions
"The Gray is literally right in the center of Milan , around the corner from the Duomo and niched behind the Galleria. The boutique hotel's design is contemporary- stylish and colorful. Logical choice if you want to be in the heart of the main tourist sites and museums."
"The Gray Just steps from Milan ’s world-famous Duomo, the Gray offers 21 rooms designed by Guido Ciompi, the man behind Gucci boutiques worldwide. Ciompi’s playful style is immediately apparent from the five-seat, fuschia swing in the lobby, and continues through to the eclectic rooms, which feature a mix of large, suspended beds, jungle-inspired decor, and rich textures such as padded-leather furniture and faux animal pelts. As well as the usual gadgetry, rooms also feature round Jacuzzi baths and gorgeous shower areas made from marble, wood, and glass. Manned by youthful, black-uniformed staff, the hotel’s other perks include contemporary Mediterranean cuisine in the trendy Le Noir restaurant, cocktails aplenty in G Bar, and snuggly sofas on the Aria roof terrace."
"The Gray overlooks the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping arcade. Situated in the financial and commercial centre of Milan, it is between the Cathedral and La Scala Theatre. Rooms offer Sky TV. The Gray features 21 rooms of modern design, combined with African fabrics and decorations. Some rooms offer a private gym, some have a Turkish bath. Smoking rooms are available on request. Le Noir restaurant is famous throughout the city. It serves delicious meat or fish menus of the Mediterranean and international cuisine, accompanied by excellent wines." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"While Milan may be the capital of Italian fashion, you would never have known it from its hotels — until recently, they have all come in two flavors: the over-the-top opulence of the palatial luxury hotels, and the carpeted blandness of the corporate chains. The Gray is representative of a new (new to Italy, at least) movement toward modern, daringly designed hotels." - Tablet Hotels
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