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WHAT WE LOVE...

Situated in perhaps the most design-focused district of a very design-focused city, nhow Milan does not disappoint in the style stakes. Arriving here, you could be stepping inside a night club - but the vibe inside is relaxed. Bright and colourful social spaces giving way to peaceful, mostly-white rooms. Via Tortona is, like many trendy neighbourhoods, a former industrial area - but it's well-connected, too, with Porta Genova metro stop a 15-minute walk from the hotel and the bars of the Navigli canal about 20. nhow has a bar and a restaurant, too, but even if the only meal you eat here is from the breakfast buffet, you'll be impressed.

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Orla Thomas
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Orla Thomas is a freelance journalist and editor specialising in travel. She regularly contributes to The Times and The Sunday Times, National Geographic Traveller magazine and Lonely Planet, as well as writing about travel telly (among other things) for the Radio Times. Keen on nature walks and wild swimming, you can find her on both Instagram (@orlakthomas) and Twitter (@OrlaThomas).

THE DETAILS

Location

A nice extra is that it's close enough to pay daily visits to Mag Café (20-minutes away on foot), serving next-level cocktails in a friendly space full of interesting ephemera.

The Armani/Silos museum, housing the reknowned designer's work, is a mere 5-minute stroll away.
By plane: there are direct flights to Milan Malpensa from London (1 hour 50 minutes) and Manchester (2 hours 5 minutes). The hotel is a 50-minute drive from the Milan Malpensa. There are also direct flights to Milan Linate from London (1 hour 50 minutes). The hotel is a 25-minute drive from Milan Linate.

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Style & Character

Cool cats and stylish young couples who want the reliability of a chain but the character of a boutique property will love this hotel. There are notes handwritten in bright orange on the bedroom mirrors saying things like 'Seriously, you look gorgeous': surprisingly uplifting!

Service & Facilities

Communal spaces host an ever-changing roster of themed art exhibitions - guests can pick up a catalogue from reception, and each work is for sale. The hotel has several pet-friendly rooms (35 euros per stay), equipped with extras such as beds, bowls and toys.

  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Terrace
  • Fitness centre
  • Pet-friendly
  • Free Wi-Fi

Rooms

Though pricey, the penthouse is genuinely impressive - spread over two levels, it features a cocoon-like bed and a bathtub styled like a swimming pool. Bedrooms are very peaceful, and even entry-level ones come with a capsule coffee machine, kettle and Clipper teas.

nhow room, premium room, nhow friends & family room, junior suite, penthouse by Matteo Thun, pawtastic pet room
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with shower, complimentary gym access, TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities

Food & Drink

Designed by Karim Rashid, the colour-panelled lounge bar is a bright spot for a glass of wine or a cocktail. The bar does light meals as well as drinks, and offers a mean version of that hotel staple - the chicken Caesar salad.

restaurant: warm but sleekly contemporary design, creative Mediterranean cuisine, healthy choices. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
lounge bar: thrilling, colourful modern design, bar menu and cocktails. Serving all day.

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