HOTEL MILAN
The prestigious 5 star Grand Hotel et de Milan is part of Milanese history.
The Grand Hotel et de Milan, a true masterpiece of 19th century architecture, was built on the centrally located “Corsia del Giardino,” today known as Via Manzoni, across from Via Montenapoleone, famous for its high-fashion boutiques, and not far from the renowned La Scala Theatre and near the Duomo, that jewel of Gothic architecture that symbolises Milan. Also near the hotel, one can visit the “artists’ quarter” and the famous gallery, as well as Milan’s major museums, like the Poldi Pezzoli, the Pinacoteca di Brera, and the Palazzo Reale.
The Grand Hotel et De Milan, member of The Leading Hotels of the World, is associated not only with the most important of Italy's fashion houses, but also with one of the country's greatest cultural institutions: the Scala Opera House. The hotel' vicinity to the theatre resulted in the Grand Hotel et De Milan becoming a veritable dependence of the Scala, offering accommodation to all of the great artists to have performed there. The famous Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi resided in the hotel for 27 years and it was in his room at the Grand Hotel et De Milan, today's "Royal Suite Verdi", that a number of his most celebrated works were written.
Grand Hotel et De Milan's guest book contains the signatures of some of the world's greatest artists, including those of Ernest Hemmingway, Gabriele D'Annunzio, Enrico Caruso, Maria Callas, Rudolf Nureyev, and Luchino Visconti. The majority of the bedrooms and suites have been named after one of the celebrities to have graced the Grand Hotel et De Milan with their presence.
The Grand Hotel et De Milan has two restaurants: the "Caruso" and the "Don Carlos". Here guests savour beautifully presented traditional Italian cuisine. The hotel's well-stocked wine cellar contains an impressive selection of all the most highly acclaimed Italian wines.
The Grand Hotel et De Milan is one of the city's most exclusive locations where to host an important conference, meeting, or social event; the "Puccini", "Giordano" and "Verdi" halls offering a quite unique combination of old world elegance and the latest in contemporary meeting room technology.
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