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Four Seasons Hotel Milano
Milan, Italy · Four Seasons · Grand Luxury
A 15th-century convent originally dedicated to St. Elizabeth by Franciscan nuns, converted to a noble palazzo in 1782 and to Four Seasons in 1993, when restorers uncovered hidden cloisters and frescoes, it sits on Via Gesù, a hushed lane inside the Quadrilatero della Moda where the front door is an eight-minute walk from Teatro alla Scala and the flagship boutiques of Armani, Versace, and Prada are on the adjacent blocks.
- 118 rooms
- Opened 1993
- Neighborhood: Quadrilatero
- Rooms from 312 sq ft (29 m²)
- Architect: Bertani Baselli & C.S.P.A.
- Interiors: Pierre-Yves Rochon; Patricia Urquiola; BAMO, Inc.
About Four Seasons Hotel Milano
- The hotel occupies a former 15th-century convent originally dedicated to St. Elizabeth by Franciscan nuns.
- It was later converted into a noble palazzo in 1782, then transformed into Four Seasons Hotel Milano in 1993, uncovering hidden cloisters and frescoes during restoration.
- Entry-level rooms start at 312 sq ft (29 m²).
History
Impeccably restored former 15th-century convent originally dedicated to St. Elizabeth by Franciscan nuns; later converted to a noble palazzo in 1782; transformed into Four Seasons Hotel Milano in 1993, uncovering hidden cloisters and frescoes during restoration.
The setting
Four Seasons Hotel Milano occupies a 15th-century convent on Via Gesù, a hushed lane threaded through the interior of the Quadrilatero della Moda between Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga. The hotel spans three interconnected buildings whose original frescoes and vaulted ceilings are preserved alongside a cloister garden — a rare sanctuary in the city's most commercially intense district. Teatro alla Scala is eight minutes on foot, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ten minutes, and both the Duomo and Pinacoteca di Brera twelve minutes, placing the flagship boutiques of Armani, Versace, and Prada within immediate reach while maintaining the contemplative character of its Renaissance origins. 9 km from Milano Linate Airport.
Restaurants and bars
- Zelo — Restaurant · Chef Fabrizio Borraccino
- Stilla — Restaurant
Experiences
- Four Seasons Hotel Milano SPA — Located in the cellar of the former convent, designed by Patricia Urquiola, with treatments from renowned beauty brands.
- Lazy Breakfast — À-la-carte menu on Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.
- Summer Merenda — Available every day from 3:00 to 7:00 pm.
- Live Music — Live music every Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30 pm.
- So Chic Darling! Private Luxury Shopping Experience — Private luxury shopping with stylist Vittoria De Carlo.
- The Capital of Fashion Walking Tour — Off-site walking tour.
Amenities
- spa
- indoor pool
- fitness center
- concierge
- courtyard garden
- Sauna
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN Two Keys (2026)
- Travel + Leisure World’s Best #54 (2023)
- Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards (multiple years)
- Two Michelin Keys
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