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Mandarin Oriental, Milan
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Four 18th-century buildings, knit together into one hotel just off La Scala. Two-Michelin-starred Seta runs the dining room.
Opened in 2015 and immediately positioned as Milan's flagship international five-star, the Mandarin Oriental occupies four interconnected 18th-century buildings (the discreet main hotel entrance at Via Andegari 9, the Mandarino Bistrot with its own street-facing entrance down the block at Via Monte di Pietà 18) with two inner courtyards turned into outdoor dining spaces. 70 rooms + 34 suites (104 total). Interiors by Antonio Citterio (the same hand as Bulgari, in a different register: warmer, more residential, with named Fornasetti and Gio Ponti signature suites). Seta is chef Antonio Guida's two-Michelin-star room. The spa is one of Milan's better hotel spas; the indoor pool is unusual for the centre. La Scala is across the street.
- Best for — couples
- Neighborhood — Brera · Via Andegari
- Rooms — 70
- Price — €€€€
- 70 rooms · 34 suites
- Seta · 2 Michelin stars
- Two inner courtyards
From the HALA guide, reviewed August 2026.
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