Milan welcomes its latest luxury hotel by Baglioni Hotels & Resorts. Casa Baglioni draws inspiration from the art and design world of 1960s Milan, with 30 suites and guestrooms, a living area, wine cellar and destination restaurant by Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler.
Located near some of the city’s best luxury boutiques, art galleries, chic cocktail lounges and antique museums, Casa Baglioni encourages guests to immerse themselves not only in the hotel’s experiences but also in the city and its many offerings. Rooms and public spaces are outfitted with major artwork by famous Italian and international artists.
The hotel provides seven different types of accommodations, including superior rooms embracing the spirit of 1960s Milan and the 1,216-square foot Brera Presidential Suite, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, living area and private terrace.
Restaurant Sadler offers modern lunches and elegant dinner creations, all accompanied by a variety of top-notch wines. The space seats just 36 guests for an intimate ambiance showcasing the best of Milan’s cuisine and ingredients. Tastings from the wine cellar are also available, with more than 850 prestigious wines from which to choose.
Casa Baglioni invites guests to book a private tour with the hotel to discover the hidden places of Milan, from a walk through Brera on an art and history tour to a tour tracing the footsteps of Gio Ponti. Food lovers should try the Taste of Brera Tour to delve into Milan’s signature flavors.
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