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Principe di Savoia is a five-star luxury hotel in Milan's Centrale district, part of the prestigious Dorchester Collection since 2003. Opened in 1927, it features 301 rooms and 44 suites across ten floors, combining neoclassical architecture with classic Italian and Art Deco design.
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Located on Piazza della Repubblica in Milan's Centrale district, Principe di Savoia sits within close proximity to Garibaldi, Centrale, and Cadorna railway stations, as well as the La Scala theatre. The hotel's neoclassical architecture was designed by Milanese architect Cesare Tenca. Its public spaces feature an ornate stained-glass domed ceiling, mosaics, and chandeliers; guest rooms and common areas blend classic Italian furnishings with Art Deco elements.
The hotel provides 301 rooms and 44 suites across ten floors. Accommodations combine traditional Italian elegance with Art Deco detailing and period furnishings consistent with the property's classical design.
The hotel operates multiple dining venues. Acanto is the fine-dining restaurant, headed by executive chef Fabrizio Cadei. The Principe Bar, renovated in 2009 by architect Thierry Despont, and Salotto, a casual lobby lounge, provide additional options.
The hotel opened in April 1927 as the Hotel Principe e Savoia. It was acquired by CIGA Hotels in 1938, underwent renovation in 1956–1957 with the addition of two wings (Principe Rosso and Metallico), and became part of The Luxury Collection in 1998. Since 2003, it has been part of the Dorchester Collection, owned by the Brunei Investment Agency. A major renovation completed in 2009 added three additional floors.
The hotel is scheduled to close on 1 January 2027 for comprehensive renovations and will reopen in 2029.
The Principe di Savoia appeals to international travelers seeking a historic luxury property in Milan's center, with particular relevance for business guests given its proximity to major transport hubs and established heritage as a classical Italian luxury hotel.
Editorial verification: Principe di Savoia is affiliated with Dorchester Collection; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.
The hotel is located on Piazza della Repubblica in Milan's Centrale district, within close proximity to Garibaldi, Centrale, and Cadorna railway stations, as well as the La Scala theatre.
Principe di Savoia has 301 rooms and 44 suites distributed across ten floors.
The hotel opened in April 1927 as the Hotel Principe e Savoia.
The hotel offers Acanto, a fine-dining restaurant led by executive chef Fabrizio Cadei; the Principe Bar; and Salotto, a casual lobby lounge.
Principe di Savoia is part of the Dorchester Collection, owned by the Brunei Investment Agency, since 2003.
The hotel is scheduled to close on 1 January 2027 for comprehensive renovations and will reopen in 2029. Verify current availability directly with the hotel.
The hotel features neoclassical architecture by Cesare Tenca, with interiors combining classic Italian furnishings and Art Deco elements, including an ornate stained-glass domed ceiling and mosaics.
Principe di Savoia is affiliated with Dorchester Collection; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.
Principe di Savoia is in Milano, Italy. Address: Centrale, Milano, Lombardy, Italy.
| Location | Milano, Italy |
|---|---|
| Address | Centrale, Milano, Lombardy, Italy |
| Brand / alliance | Dorchester Collection |
| Official website | dorchestercollection.com |
| Area guide | Municipio 2 luxury hotels |
| Verified | by the editorial board |
Sources: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principe_di_Savoia
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