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Palazzo SegretivsHotel Petit Palais
Both Petit Palais Hotel de Charme and Palazzo Segreti are highly recommended by those who travel for a living. Overall, Petit Palais Hotel de Charme ranks slightly better than Palazzo Segreti. Petit Palais Hotel de Charme has a TripExpert Score of 78 with approval from 4 publications such as Star Service, Time Out and Lonely Planet.
Palazzo Segreti
Oyster
The Telegraph
Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide
Via San Tomaso 8, 20121 Milan
From $167/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
OysterUpscale
"A chic, contemporary counterpoint to Milan's Old World hotels, the four-pearl Palazzo Segreti is a short walk to many of the city's main attractions." Full review
The Telegraph9.0
"This secluded boutique hotel in an 18th-century building in the heart of the city combines the charm of a Milanese palazzo and stylish modern design." Full review
Lonely Planet "This 19th-century palace of secrets hides a shockingly modern interior and 18 subdued rooms with raw concrete finishes, rough antique wooden floorboards and shadowy chiaroscuro lighting effects." Full review
Michelin Guide "You’ll find rooms that are starker, more minimalist, more sparsely modernist than the norm in this luxury-mad city. In fact the style is more urban-apartment than luxury-hotel
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Hotel Petit Palais
Time Out
Star Service The Telegraph Lonely Planet
via Molino delle Armi 1, 20123 Milan
From $216/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
Time Out "On one of Milan's most important canals, this sometime 17th-century palazzo was opened as the Petit Palais in September 2007, after more than five years of restoration." Full review
Star Service "On a very busy corner, hugging Via Molino and Corso Italia, this 17th-century residence-turned-hotel is a delightful, if noisy, traditional option with not-unreasonable rates that include breakfast." Full review
The Telegraph6.0
"A 17th-century converted convent, all period furniture, antique paintings and Murano chandeliers." Full review
Lonely Planet "This chintzy boutique hotel with its huge swagged curtains, floral wallpapers, marble pillars and carved stone fireplaces is housed in a stately 18th-century convent and retains much of its period charm." Full review
