Casa Baglioni Milan

There is an ever-elegant atmosphere throughout Casa Baglioni Milan, starting with the “beginning” room category, which is chic enough to wow even natives like Miuccia Prada, who was born here. Superior Rooms begin at 301 square feet but every inch of them is bespoke, from the LED-lit tray ceilings to the gleaming woodwork and herringbone floors to the sculptural light fixtures. (Bonus: topnotch amenities, including Dellaluna toiletries made in Venice, nightly turndown, a complimentary bottle of wine and abundant gratis breakfasts all included in your stay). For a splurge-worthy stay, we love the Terrace Suite, which is 538 square feet and has a show stopping vista over the Brera district from its private terrace.

A stylish 32-room boutique hotel tucked within a 1910 townhouse, with a Michelin-starred Chef, curated experiences, and a leafy rooftop bar.

Equipped with a spa and pool. Who needs them? You’re in Milano, darling.

The hotel was designed to look like a 1960s jet set original, but it has all the bells and whistles that today’s glitterati demand, including (phew!) individually controlled air conditioning.

Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler is helming the restaurant here, and it shows from the moment you sit down at your artful table. When your salad arrives as if on a cloud, you have to pinch yourself: this is living.

Sadler Restaurant - A gastronomic journey through the flavors of Milan in an innovative mix of traditional and modern cuisine.