Grand Hotel Et De Milan 
Location : MontenapoleoneFrom $391
The Grand Hotel et de Milan is right in the centre of the city, opposite via Montenapoleone - with its elegant boutiques, a short walk from la Scala and from the cathedral. Two years of thorough restructuring and of technological innovations have made the Grand Hotel et de Milan a perfect place for either business or pleasure, allowing guests to enjoy the age-old appeal of nineteenth-century noble residences.
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| Room Class | Single | Double/Twin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | $391.00 | $467.00 | Book Now |
| Deluxe | $486.00 | $521.00 | Book Now |
| Junior Suite | $528.00 | $548.00 | Book Now |
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Check-in time starts at: 2 PM
Check-out time is: Noon
Extra charges may apply for children. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the quoted rate.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel and not by ebookers.ie
Check-out time is: Noon
Extra charges may apply for children. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the quoted rate.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel and not by ebookers.ie
Room Information
Each bedroom of this property has its own style of eighteenth century. The guestrooms are spacious and dedicated to the illustrious guests who choose this hotel as their residence.
The Royal Suite
The royal suite has been dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi who chose to be a guest of this hotel in 1872. The milanese public loved the maestro so much that on 5th february, 1887, after the premiere of 'Othello', the horses drawing the carriage bringing him back to the hotel from 'la Scala' were released from the carriage itself which was then drawn along by the crowd, in a frenzy because of the brilliant performance. The citizens laid 'loving' siege to the hotel, compelling the maestro to show himself at the balcony of his suite together with the tenor tamagno who sang a few of the opera's arias.
Several years later, when Giuseppe Verdi was on death's door, via Manzoni was covered with straw in order not to disturb the Maestro with the clatter of the carriages and horses. Giuseppe Verdi passed away on 27th january, 1901. Ever since, the suite has maintained the furniture and the deco of the time, the appeal of the splendour of Verdi's time itself remaining unchanged.
Room and Suites
The rooms and the suites, all different to one another, have period furniture which has been fondly restored. Each room or suite is characterised by a style of its own, at times nineteenth-century, at others art nouveau or art deco. Flooring is in superior parquetry. The large bathrooms have been restructured with the use of the very best italian marble. Precious fabrics, objets d'art and modern day comfort blend harmoniously in this sumptuous yet comfortable environment.
Room Amenities
* Wireless Internet access
* Pay movies
* Balcony
* Air conditioning
* Complimentary newspaper
* Climate control
* Blackout drapes/curtains
* Voice mail
* Phone
* Refrigerator
* Minibar
* Wake-up calls
* Daily housekeeping
* Turndown service
* Handheld showerhead
* Makeup/shaving mirror
* Slippers
* Bidet
* Bathrobes
* Complimentary toiletries
* Hair dryer
* Iron/ironing board
* In-room safe
* Cable television service
* Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
* Window opens
* Cribs (infant beds) available
The Royal Suite
The royal suite has been dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi who chose to be a guest of this hotel in 1872. The milanese public loved the maestro so much that on 5th february, 1887, after the premiere of 'Othello', the horses drawing the carriage bringing him back to the hotel from 'la Scala' were released from the carriage itself which was then drawn along by the crowd, in a frenzy because of the brilliant performance. The citizens laid 'loving' siege to the hotel, compelling the maestro to show himself at the balcony of his suite together with the tenor tamagno who sang a few of the opera's arias.
Several years later, when Giuseppe Verdi was on death's door, via Manzoni was covered with straw in order not to disturb the Maestro with the clatter of the carriages and horses. Giuseppe Verdi passed away on 27th january, 1901. Ever since, the suite has maintained the furniture and the deco of the time, the appeal of the splendour of Verdi's time itself remaining unchanged.
Room and Suites
The rooms and the suites, all different to one another, have period furniture which has been fondly restored. Each room or suite is characterised by a style of its own, at times nineteenth-century, at others art nouveau or art deco. Flooring is in superior parquetry. The large bathrooms have been restructured with the use of the very best italian marble. Precious fabrics, objets d'art and modern day comfort blend harmoniously in this sumptuous yet comfortable environment.
Room Amenities
* Wireless Internet access
* Pay movies
* Balcony
* Air conditioning
* Complimentary newspaper
* Climate control
* Blackout drapes/curtains
* Voice mail
* Phone
* Refrigerator
* Minibar
* Wake-up calls
* Daily housekeeping
* Turndown service
* Handheld showerhead
* Makeup/shaving mirror
* Slippers
* Bidet
* Bathrobes
* Complimentary toiletries
* Hair dryer
* Iron/ironing board
* In-room safe
* Cable television service
* Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
* Window opens
* Cribs (infant beds) available
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The Grand Hotel et de Milan was recommended because it was very close to La Scala and also because it had been the home (temporarily) for Caruso, Maria Callas and Verdi (among others). This was certainly appealing to an opera fan who was also going to attend an event at La Scala. I was rewarded with not only the proximity..
Colavicop-Russia
This was my 3rd stay at the hotel. I always feel welcome, the rooms are charming and the staff amazing. They even have ETRO everything (slippers, shampoo, soaps...). But most importantly is the location, location, location. I'm going again Jan 2011 and would not consider staying anywhere else!
Mike-America
I booked the hotel because it was a Leading Hotel and typically one cannot miss with a Leading Hotel. I was right on....I had four travelers at this hotel, all of them VIP's and this was going to be their first stay. The price was very reasonable for Italy, and the location right where they needed to be.