Mandarin Oriental, Milan
Via Andegari · Quadrilatero · Milan
Four 18th-century buildings in the fashion quarter joined into one hotel in 2015, home to the two-star Seta.
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Grand hotels are proud of their past. Ask the concierge which suite was whose; the answer is often worth the question.
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