Townhouse Galleria
Hotel
The elegant Townhouse Galleria is located right in the heart of Lombardy's capital city Milan. A luxury hotel par excellence, the celebrated Townhouse Galleria is proud to have received an official six star rating!
Exclusivity and well protected privacy are coupled with an extraordinary service: No matter which of the refined accommodation units you choose as your humble abode, a private butler sees to your every wish around the clock.
Sophisticated elegance only begins to describe the Townhouse's read more » graceful flair. Moreover, it is the only hotel located inside the historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuela II built in 1876.
Step inside and savour the splendour of the historic architecture, the large windows and arched ceiling with hand-painted cupolas. At the Townhouse Galleria, old-day grandeur creates perfect harmony with modern-day chic.
The luxurious Townhouse reinterprets design in a city that lives and breathes fashion, flair and fame. Prada, Gucci and Luis Vuitton are all located in the immediate vicinity of the hotel, just like many of Milan's most exquisite gourmet restaurants.
Of course, you may also indulge in the culinary delights served at the Townhouse Galleria: The restaurant La Sinfonia works gourmet magic in harmony with the seasons from early in the morning till late at night.
The menu changes on a daily basis. Experience both innovative creations as well as European and Italian classics that are served with a flourish. The best Italian wines perfectly complement the fine treats and the bar pours a stiff drink to help digestion.
Living
The extravagant Townhouse Galleria is lushly furnished with unique pieces of furniture. It is a living museum that interprets and reflects Milan history, charm and style in a unobtrusive fashion that nevertheless
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leaves a lasting memory.
No more than 24 superbly decked out suites and deluxe rooms accommodate only a handful of guests at a time. The generous units are between 30 and 160 square metres large and furnished exclusively with designer pieces including a writing desk, easy chair or divan.
Every detail tells a story: Antique oak flooring or a marble bathroom set the tone. Of course, room temperature and lighting are controlled individually, doors and windows are sound-proofed.
Entertainment and information is provided by high-speed WiFi and an LCD TV with Pay-TV and satellite channels. A telephone and a safe form part of the amenities.
There is no end to the facilities that are at your disposal. Dry off with a towel that has been warmed on a heatable rack before slipping into a soft bathrobe and slippers. The bathrooms include a designer toilet, hairdryer, make-up mirror and a full-body mirror. A laptop and an umbrella have been provided.
Arrive, unwind and allow the friendly and attentive service team to make you feel at home. A butler service takes care of every request and the laundry service is quick, careful and thorough. You may also request the shoe-shine service or room service.
Of course, your room also boasts a mini bar and a tea and coffee corner should you prefer to quickly put the kettle on yourself. However, you may just as well ask your butler or order room service – spoil yourself at the Townhouse in Milan!
Activities
Milan is the heart and soul of Italy concerning everything to do with fashion, design, media and many other related industries. Milan is also known as Italy's moral capital and boasts rich cultural diversity.
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Time flies, days dance in Milan.
Of course, at the centre of the city is the Piazza del Duomo – the Cathedral Square. On the northern side, the Cathedral Square is complemented by a row of stately palaces. However, at the heart of the square, the Milan Cathedral, a masterpiece of Italian Gothic, invariably draws the eye.
Walk around to the cathedral's south side and discover the Palazzo Reale, erected in 1788 on the site of the Viconti and Sforza Palace. And another glowing recommendation goes to the Teatro alla Scala!
The theatre ranks among the largest and most celebrated opera venues in the world. Adding history to the splendour, the left side building accommodates the museum with a complete collection of theatre history.
Adjacent, the Verdi Museum exhibits countless of the great Italian's personal affects as well as a detailed display of his life and life's work. Those interested in the history of art and even technology have certainly come to the right place.
It was in 1492 that Leonardo da Vinci came to the Milan court and was appointed the great task to design locks in order to extend the canal network, the so called Navigli. Countless drawings and notes have been kept safe throughout the centuries.
But then, of course, Leonardo da Vinci became famous for other masterpieces, among others his world-famous fresco The last Supper – it is on exhibition at the museum adjacent to the Santa Maria della Grazie church. There is no shortage of historic sites in Milan: Benvenuti to Italy!
