Uber-cool hallways with Andy Warhol lithographs set off trendy vibes.

Stylish and welcoming, it’s an easy 10-min stroll from the centre (plus house bikes!).

Located in Porta Venezia, one of Milan’s six Roman gates, and a ‘hood known for its design and food scene.

Completely renovated 19th-century space on a quiet, residential street of three- and four-story buildings.

At Corso Como, a centre of fashion in a city dedicated to the craft.

Steps from Fiera Milano City and MiCo Milano Convention Centre. Well-connected to other Milan biggies via metro.

Beautiful hotel dating to 1931. Property is tiny, so hotel is tall and narrow. It was built on a bet, but the result is really cool and unique.

Right next to the Moscova subway stop, putting both history and fashionista-ing within easy reach.

Rooms are modern and low-key; vintage prints add aesthetic character.

Floating beds are sweet. Even if they don't *really* float.

Refined and unassuming, just neoclassical enough to remind you where you are.

Summertime terrace has stunning views (but the eats & drinks are just as good indoors all year round).

Right where Milanese culture comes alive: a block from Corso Buenos Aires and its shops, dining and clubs.

Petite rooms are a lil’ retro-nostalgic (in a good way) & treat you to all the must-haves.

Solar panel wall and vertical garden. Sorry, Kermit – here it’s easy being green.

Breakfast knows what kind of day you have ahead (Cathedral, shops, museums), and fills you up accordingly.