Palazzo Parigi on Corso di Porta Nuova is owned and designed by the architect Paola Giambelli, and it feels like a private grand house between Brera and the Porta Nuova business district. Every room has a balcony or terrace, and guests can choose a contemporary Milanese or a classic Parisian style of décor. MICHELIN describes the atmosphere as quiet. It suits travellers who want space, light and a classic grand-hotel feel within walking distance of Brera and the fashion streets.
Editorial assessmentPalazzo Parigi is Sikovia's classic grand-house hotel in Milan, with more balconies and terraces than the Bvlgari, Four Seasons or Mandarin Oriental, and a warmer, more decorative style than Armani. Choose it for space, light and a quiet setting near Brera.
Outdoor space in the city. Every room has a balcony, and suites have terraces or balconies.
Choosing your décor. Rooms come in contemporary Milanese or classic Parisian style.
A quiet base near Brera. MICHELIN describes the atmosphere as quiet.
Architect-owned. The owner, architect Paola Giambelli, designed the hotel.
Private garden. A private garden is used for cocktails and events.
Grand Spa — a city spa with indoor pool, hammam, treatment rooms and fitness facilities.
Premium Room. A room with a private balcony in the Milanese or Parisian style; the balcony is standard here, so the entry category already has outdoor space.
Gastronomic Restaurant — Italian cuisine with French influence.
Caffè Parigi — all-day dining and afternoon tea.
The hotel is on the edge of Brera near Porta Nuova rather than in the Quadrilatero itself.
Milan Malpensa Airport
Private car to Brera
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