Best for
For a Milan shopping break, this Via Manzoni address keeps the fashion district close, with La Scala nearby for a cultural evening.
Best for
For a Milan shopping break, this Via Manzoni address keeps the fashion district close, with La Scala nearby for a cultural evening.
What makes it special
Stop at Armani/Bamboo Bar for a drink before dinner, where seventh-floor views offer a different perspective on Milan's streets below.
Room to consider
The Armani Premiere Room suits guests who want extra sitting space; its living area shares one room with the bedroom.
Insider tip
For a special outfit, ask about Armani's personalised clothing services in your room, allowing a private appointment without visiting the boutique.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
Armani Hotel Milano occupies the Manzoni 31 building in Milan's fashion district. At Via Alessandro Manzoni 31, the hotel is not a grand hotel in the old Milanese sense. Its character comes from Giorgio Armani's restrained design, with clean lines, neutral tones and carefully placed furniture. Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Teatro alla Scala and the Duomo are nearby, while the upper floors bring dining and wellness above the surrounding streets.
For travelers who want Milan through fashion, design and dining, the hotel gives the city a very specific frame. The Armani/Casa furnishings are part of that connection, as are the room layouts and the way living spaces open onto views in selected categories. The choices matter here: a terrace, a separate sitting room or a connecting bedroom can change how you use the hotel.
A Premiere Room can connect to this room. The extra room must be booked separately.
Behind a private entrance hall, the bedroom follows Giorgio Armani's clean, modern style. Marble covers the spacious bathroom, where the bath products come from Armani Privé's Bois d'Encens range. A multi-use desk offers a place to work or write.
An iPad lets you adjust the lights, curtains and room temperature from the bed. It also gives access to room service and wake-up calls, with options to reserve a table or book a spa visit through the same screen. A Nespresso machine and tea facilities sit alongside the free minibar. Feather bedding is supplied, though non-allergenic items can be requested.
Behind a private entrance hall, the bedroom follows Giorgio Armani's clean, modern style. Marble covers the spacious bathroom, where the bath products come from Armani...
Armani/Casa furniture brings the sitting and sleeping areas together in one open room. A private entrance hall sits before the main space. Pale limestone lines the bathroom, which has a bathtub and separate shower with Armani Privé bath products.
An iPad controls the lights, curtains and room temperature. Room service and wake-up calls can also be arranged through this screen, without leaving the room. Coffee and tea facilities are close at hand, and drinks from the minibar are included. Feather bedding is standard, though non-allergenic items can be requested. An adjoining Deluxe Room can be booked to add a second bedroom and bathroom to the layout.
Armani/Casa furniture brings the sitting and sleeping areas together in one open room. A private entrance hall sits before the main space. Pale limestone lines...
The Camus desk by Armani/Casa is one of the defining pieces in this room. An entrance hall leads to the bedroom and sitting area, with furniture chosen from the same design collection. An extra bed can be added for a larger party. Feather bedding comes as standard. Non-allergenic items can be supplied on request.
Limestone covers the bathroom, which has a bathtub and separate shower stocked with Armani Privé products. A Nespresso station provides coffee and tea, and soft drinks from the minibar are complimentary. An iPad lets you manage room settings, including lights and temperature, from within the main space.
The Camus desk by Armani/Casa is one of the defining pieces in this room. An entrance hall leads to the bedroom and sitting area, with...
The terrace faces either the Duomo or the Gae Aulenti skyline; the outlook varies by room.
Set on the sixth floor, the room opens onto its own outdoor space above the city. Inside, a private entrance hall leads to a bedroom furnished by Armani/Casa. The Camus desk is a distinctive piece within the room, providing a place for writing or work.
The spacious marble bathroom has a bathtub and separate shower, with Armani bath products supplied. Tea and coffee facilities and a complimentary minibar are available in the room. An iPad brings the lighting and other room settings together in one control. Feather bedding can be replaced with non-allergenic items on request.
Set on the sixth floor, the room opens onto its own outdoor space above the city. Inside, a private entrance hall leads to a bedroom...
The living room has a workstation as well as space to sit, keeping work and downtime away from the bed. The suite has a private entrance hall and a bedroom separate from the living room. Giorgio Armani's furniture and restrained detailing continue through the rooms.
The marble bathroom pairs a bathtub with a separate shower and Armani Privé bath products. A Nespresso machine and tea facilities are provided for drinks in the suite. The minibar's drinks and snacks are complimentary, with room service available through the iPad. Lights and temperature can be adjusted through the room's iPad. Feather bedding is standard, with non-allergenic items available on request.
The living room has a workstation as well as space to sit, keeping work and downtime away from the bed. The suite has a private...
The windows face the hotel's inner garden. A private entrance hall leads to a living room and a separate bedroom, with Armani furniture in both spaces. An extra bed can be added on request.
The marble bathroom has a bathtub and separate shower, stocked with Armani Privé bath products. Soft drinks from the minibar are included, and a Nespresso station provides coffee and tea. Two iPads are provided for room controls, including adjustments to the lights, curtains and temperature. They also give access to room service and wake-up calls. Feather bedding is supplied, with non-allergenic items available if needed.
The windows face the hotel's inner garden. A private entrance hall leads to a living room and a separate bedroom, with Armani furniture in both...
The living room faces residential Via dei Giardini, with a French balcony opening toward the street. A private entrance hall leads into the suite, and the bedroom sits apart from the living space. Armani furnishings continue through both rooms.
The bathroom is clad in marble and has a bathtub and separate shower. The bath products are from Armani Privé. A Nespresso station provides coffee and tea, and soft drinks from the minibar are included. Two iPads control the lighting, curtains and climate, bringing these settings together on a screen. Feather bedding is provided, with non-allergenic items available on request.
The living room faces residential Via dei Giardini, with a French balcony opening toward the street. A private entrance hall leads into the suite, and...
A Deluxe Room can connect to the suite, creating a larger arrangement when the extra room is booked.
The entrance hall opens onto a living room set apart from the bedroom. Simple furniture lines and carefully chosen fabrics carry Armani's style through both spaces. A guest toilet near the entrance means visitors need not use the main bathroom.
The bedroom has its own marble-clad bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower. Storage for personal items is built into the bathroom, keeping the bathing area clear. Two iPads are provided to manage the lights, curtains and climate, as well as request wake-up calls. The bathroom also has Armani Privé products, and the suite includes a Nespresso machine, tea facilities and a complimentary minibar. In-room dining is available around the clock.
The entrance hall opens onto a living room set apart from the bedroom. Simple furniture lines and carefully chosen fabrics carry Armani's style through both...
The fifth guest uses an extra bed. The beds already in the rooms sleep four people.
Two rooms join through an internal door, each keeping its own entrance hall and bathroom. Families have separate places to get ready, with both rooms forming part of the same booking. Both bathrooms are lined in limestone, with a bathtub and separate shower among the fittings.
The fabrics take their cues from fashion, nature and Art Deco, with varied textures set against the clean lines of the Armani furniture. An iPad controls the lights and room settings. Coffee and tea can be made in the room, and drinks from the minibar are included. Feather bedding can be changed for non-allergenic items on request.
Two rooms join through an internal door, each keeping its own entrance hall and bathroom. Families have separate places to get ready, with both rooms...
A dining room gives meals their own setting beside the suite's living space. The private entrance hall leads into this layout, with a guest toilet for visitors. Giorgio Armani's furniture continues into the bedroom, which has a walk-in closet for clothes and luggage.
Marble covers the main bathroom, with a bathtub and separate shower. The suite has a Nespresso machine, tea facilities and a free minibar. The iPad also handles room service orders and restaurant reservations, as well as the room settings. Lights and temperature can be adjusted from the sitting area or bed. Feather bedding can be changed for non-allergenic items on request.
A dining room gives meals their own setting beside the suite's living space. The private entrance hall leads into this layout, with a guest toilet...
An Executive Suite connects with a second room, creating a layout with two entrances. The shared living room sits apart from the bedrooms, with space to gather beyond the sleeping areas. A guest toilet adds to the two main bathrooms.
Armani furniture and fabrics run through the linked spaces. Stone covers the bathrooms, which have separate bath and shower facilities and Armani Privé products. Coffee and tea come from a Nespresso station. Soft drinks in the minibar are included, and iPads let you adjust the lights and room temperature. Feather bedding is supplied as standard; guests who prefer non-allergenic items can request them for their stay.
An Executive Suite connects with a second room, creating a layout with two entrances. The shared living room sits apart from the bedrooms, with space...
An elliptical staircase connects the living floor to the bedroom above. Downstairs, an entrance hall leads to the lounge and dining room, with a kitchen nearby. The fitness room has its own bathroom and shower, so there is no need to go upstairs after a workout.
The bedroom has a walk-in closet and a marble bathroom. A bathtub and separate shower are provided. The Antoinette dressing cabinet is a piece by Armani/Casa. An iPad controls room settings, and there is a Nespresso machine for coffee. Drinks from the minibar are included. The room comes with feather bedding, which can be replaced with non-allergenic items on request.
An elliptical staircase connects the living floor to the bedroom above. Downstairs, an entrance hall leads to the lounge and dining room, with a kitchen...
The living and dining rooms share the lower floor with a kitchen and an entrance hall. A walk-in closet and guest toilet are also on this level, giving the entertaining space its own practical facilities. In the screening room, the screen retracts when it is not in use.
A spiral staircase leads to the bedroom above. Its bathroom is lined in limestone, with a bathtub and separate shower. This split-level layout places the bedroom away from the main social spaces. An iPad manages room settings, and a Nespresso machine and complimentary minibar are provided for drinks between meals.
The living and dining rooms share the lower floor with a kitchen and an entrance hall. A walk-in closet and guest toilet are also on...
A Premiere Terrace King Room can be connected to the suite when the additional room is booked.
On the sixth floor, full-height windows and a terrace frame the Duomo and the rooftops of central Milan. A private entrance hall leads into the suite. The living room has a dining area, with a kitchen and guest toilet nearby. A separate study gives work its own space, furnished with the Diogene floor lamp from Armani/Casa.
The bedroom includes a walk-in closet and a bathroom lined in limestone. A bathtub and separate shower are provided, along with a dressing area. An iPad manages lighting, curtains and room temperature, with wake-up calls available through the same screen. Coffee and tea facilities and a complimentary minibar are available in the suite.
On the sixth floor, full-height windows and a terrace frame the Duomo and the rooftops of central Milan. A private entrance hall leads into the...
The living room centers on a cocktail bar inspired by the one on Giorgio Armani's yacht. A dining area and kitchen sit alongside it, while the study has a chaise longue for reading or resting away from the lounge. The suite is on the sixth floor, with a terrace overlooking Milan's modern skyline.
A walk-in closet serves the bedroom, which has a marble bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower. There is also a guest toilet and a dedicated make-up corner. Full-height windows bring the city into view from indoors, extending the outlook beyond the outdoor space. A connecting Deluxe Room can be booked separately for guests who need another bedroom.
The living room centers on a cocktail bar inspired by the one on Giorgio Armani's yacht. A dining area and kitchen sit alongside it, while...
The terrace looks across central Milan to the Duomo from the sixth floor. Two entrances lead into an arrangement with a large living room, a dining area and a kitchen. A separate study is furnished with the Diogene floor lamp, one of Armani/Casa's signature pieces.
Both bedrooms have walk-in closets, and the suite has two limestone bathrooms plus a guest toilet. Bathtubs and separate showers provide distinct bathing areas. The shared living spaces sit apart from the bedrooms, with room for meals and time together. Soft drinks in the minibar are included, alongside a Nespresso coffee and tea station.
The terrace looks across central Milan to the Duomo from the sixth floor. Two entrances lead into an arrangement with a large living room, a...
A cocktail bar anchors the living room, with a dining area and kitchen nearby. Two entrances serve the suite on the sixth floor. Its rooftop terrace faces Milan's skyline, while a separate study provides a place to sit away from the main lounge.
Each bedroom has a walk-in closet. There are two marble bathrooms and a guest toilet, with bathtubs and separate showers among the fittings. Armani Privé bath products are supplied, and a make-up corner is also provided. The bedding includes feather items, with non-allergenic alternatives available on request. iPads control the room settings, and a Nespresso station provides coffee and tea. Soft drinks from the minibar are included.
A cocktail bar anchors the living room, with a dining area and kitchen nearby. Two entrances serve the suite on the sixth floor. Its rooftop...
Armani Hotel Milano puts guests in the Quadrilatero della Moda, Milan's fashion district. Luxury boutiques, private showrooms and design offices occupy the surrounding streets. Staying here places shopping appointments close to the hotel, with museums and performance venues offering other ways to spend the day.
Guests can walk to Via Montenapoleone in a few minutes. La Scala is close by, while the Duomo is also within walking distance. The Pinacoteca di Brera gives an afternoon a different focus, with its collection of Italian painting a short walk from the hotel. These places make it possible to organize a visit around more than the boutiques, without repeatedly crossing the city.
That mix is useful for short stays. An opera performance, a gallery visit and shopping appointments can share the same itinerary. The address is particularly relevant when those are the reasons for coming to Milan, rather than simply wanting a hotel somewhere in the center.
The hotel occupies a rationalist-style building originally designed by Enrico A. Griffini in 1937. Giorgio Armani's work here is less about decoration and more about control. The rooms, public areas, spa, restaurant, and bar all follow the same design language. Smooth surfaces, neutral fabrics and measured lighting keep attention on shape and proportion.
The appeal lies in contemporary interiors within an older building, with Armani/Casa pieces giving even a desk or a sitting area a connection to the designer's wider work. Guests drawn to fashion and furniture have details to notice beyond the name above the entrance.
Service follows the same idea. The hotel's Lifestyle Manager concept is built around a host who helps shape the stay, from arrival details to spa appointments, restaurant plans, and time in the city. It gives guests a point of contact for coordinating several parts of a visit.
There are 95 rooms and suites, each designed around the Armani/Casa world. The rooms use soft neutral tones, hidden storage, clean technology, and carefully planned lighting. Many details are meant to disappear rather than draw attention. That is part of the appeal.
Armani Deluxe Rooms are listed at 40 square meters, with a vestibule entrance, bedroom and marble-clad bathroom. This creates a sense of arrival and keeps the bedroom from feeling exposed. The 50-square-meter Armani Premiere Room combines a sitting area and bedroom in one space, making it a different proposition from a suite with separate rooms.
Technology is integrated into the stay. An iPad controls room functions such as lighting and air conditioning, supporting the uncluttered design. Armani bath amenities and stone finishes carry the same attention to materials into the bathroom, rather than treating it as a purely functional space.
Junior Suites add living space. The Armani Executive Suite measures 80 square meters, with a living room separate from the bedroom. For families or friends, the 135-square-meter Armani Executive Two Bedroom Suite combines interconnecting accommodation with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a guest toilet. Confirm the bed arrangement and occupancy for the people traveling; a larger floor area alone does not establish the right sleeping setup.
On the sixth floor, Armani Premiere Terrace rooms have outdoor space facing either the Duomo or the Gae Aulenti skyline. Ask about the orientation when choosing: the category does not promise both views from every room.
The Armani Deluxe Suite with Balcony has a French balcony overlooking Via dei Giardini, not the same terrace arrangement. The distinction matters when outdoor seating is a priority. A balcony in the category name should not substitute for checking the actual layout.
The 170-square-meter Armani Milano Suite brings a terrace overlooking the Duomo, a private kitchen and a study. The sixth-floor Armani Presidential Suite faces the modern skyline and has a living-room bar, dining area, kitchen and study. These are residential spaces for spending time at the hotel, not simply larger bedrooms.
The duplex Signature categories take a different direction, with a dedicated cinema room or a private gym. Those features belong to separate suites. A first stay focused on shopping and city access may not need the largest suite. A longer stay or a business trip with private meetings gives guests more reason to use the additional space. Families may prefer connecting or two-bedroom options. Couples may value a terrace more than square meters alone.
Dining sits on the seventh floor, above the movement of central Milan. Armani/Ristorante is the fine dining address. Executive Chef Francesco Mascheroni combines Italian traditions with international influences, using seasonal ingredients in carefully balanced dishes. Large windows frame views toward the Duomo and Porta Nuova, making the city part of the setting.
Armani/Ristorante serves dinner on selected evenings. Travelers with only one or two nights in Milan should arrange a table before arrival, particularly when fitting dinner around an opera performance or other plans in the city.
Armani/Bamboo Bar is more flexible. It works for lunch, aperitivo, cocktails, informal meetings, and after-dinner drinks. Dinner is served too, with live music on selected evenings adding to the social atmosphere. Ask about the program when arranging a meeting if conversation is your priority.
The bar is especially useful for guests who want the Milan ritual of aperitivo without leaving the hotel. It gives the evening a natural start. Its seventh-floor position also means a drink can bring a wider view of the city after a day spent among the shops and streets below.
Armani/SPA occupies about 1,000 square meters on the eighth floor. Treatment rooms, a couples suite, sauna, steam bath and an ice fountain share the wellness floor with a relaxation pool and fitness facilities. The pool is intended for relaxation after time in the city.
Children under 14 cannot use the relaxation area. Families traveling with teenagers should confirm the current age and supervision requirements with the spa before planning a visit. Massages and treatments are for guests aged 18 and older. The availability of family accommodation does not extend to unrestricted family use of the spa.
The gym is accessible to hotel guests around the clock, while spa visits follow separate opening hours. Treatments and paid wellness access are also available to outside visitors. After a day of appointments or walking, time in the relaxation pool or a reserved treatment gives the stay a change of pace before another evening in Milan.
Rooms furnished with Armani/Casa pieces let you experience the designer's restrained style firsthand, rather than only seeing it in boutiques.
The eighth-floor Armani/SPA pairs city views with a sauna and steam bath, providing space to unwind after a day around Milan.
Armani/Ristorante gives Italian dishes a contemporary approach, with seasonal ingredients offering a taste of the country without another journey across Milan.
VIA MANZONI 31
Choose Armani Hotel Milano if you want a design-led luxury hotel in Milan's Fashion District with 95 rooms and suites, Giorgio Armani interiors, Via Manzoni address, Armani/SPA, seventh-floor dining, Bamboo Bar views, and quick access to shopping, La Scala, Brera, and the Duomo area.
Armani/SPA is the hotel's wellness space, designed around calm, privacy, and Armani's refined aesthetic. It suits guests who want a quiet recovery point between shopping, business meetings, museum visits, fashion events, and Milan evenings.
Armani/Bamboo Bar is the hotel's seventh-floor lounge bar with city views. It is one of the strongest places in the hotel for Milanese aperitivo, cocktails, informal lunch, dinner, and a skyline-facing evening before or after La Scala.
Armani/Ristorante is the hotel's contemporary Italian restaurant on the seventh floor. It is shaped around seasonal ingredients, balance, natural light, minimalist design, and a refined dining mood that mirrors the hotel's wider Armani aesthetic.
Armani Hotel Milano has Armani/Ristorante and Armani/Bamboo Bar on the seventh floor. Armani/Ristorante focuses on contemporary Italian cuisine, while Armani/Bamboo Bar is the hotel's skyline lounge for lunch, aperitivo, cocktails, dinner, and late drinks.
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