Park Hyatt Milan

A converted late-1800s bank on Via Tommaso Grossi, with a side entrance opening straight into the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Ed Tuttle's travertine interiors, the circular Cupola lounge and Pellico 3.

A converted late-1800s bank building on Via Tommaso Grossi, with a discreet side entrance that opens directly into the Galleria. The interiors are restrained travertine and warm wood (Ed Tuttle's design), the lobby's circular Cupola lounge serves afternoon tea under a glass dome, and the rooms run larger than is standard for Milan. Pellico 3 is the dining room (modern Italian, well-reviewed if not Michelin-starred). For travelers whose Milan trip is about the Galleria, the Duomo, and Via Monte Napoleone shopping in equal measure, this is the geographically perfect address.

• Best for — couples

• Neighborhood — Centro Storico · adjacent to the Galleria
• Rooms — 108
• Price — €€€€
• 108 rooms & suites
• Galleria-adjacent
• Pellico 3 — modern Italian

From the HALA guide, reviewed August 2026.

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