Four Seasons Hotel Milano occupies a 15th-century convent on Via Gesù, tucked between Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, and it has been a hotel since 1993. Renaissance cloisters, fragments of frescoes and vaulted ceilings survive alongside recent redesigns of the public spaces by Patricia Urquiola and of the rooms by Pierre-Yves Rochon. The flowering cloister is the heart of the hotel. It suits travellers who want the fashion district on the doorstep and a sense of history inside a quiet courtyard.
Editorial assessmentFour Seasons is Sikovia's historic fashion-district hotel in Milan: more atmospheric than the Bvlgari or Armani, calmer than Mandarin Oriental and more central to shopping than Palazzo Parigi. Choose it for a Renaissance cloister in the Quadrilatero.
Shopping in the Quadrilatero. The hotel sits between Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga.
History with modern rooms. The 15th-century convent has recently redesigned rooms and public spaces.
Families with children. Children 18 and under stay free in their parents' room, space permitting.
Renaissance cloister. A 15th-century cloistered, landscaped courtyard sits at the centre.
Frescoes and vaults. Fresco fragments and ogival vaults survive from the convent.
The Spa — seven treatment rooms and an indoor lap pool in the former convent cellars.
Premium Room – Garden View. 39–43 sqm facing the garden courtyard; the quietest outlook without moving to a suite.
Zelo — contemporary Italian dining.
Stilla — cocktails and courtyard service.
Most room categories face the fashion district streets; garden-courtyard views are sold as specific categories.
Milan Malpensa Airport
Private car to the Fashion District
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