Location. The Chiedi Milan is located in Milan, Italy, within one kilometre of Nuova Triennale, a modern art museum. The Fiera Milano exhibition centre is within three kilometres and the nearest train station, Villapizzone, is 800 metres from the hotel.
Hotel Features. The Chiedi Milan is situated in a quiet residential neighbourhood in central Milan. Chedi, meaning spiritual monument in Thai, is a reference to the relaxed atmosphere of the hotel. The hotel opens onto a private garden that is protected by a courtyard. There is a health club with sauna, hammam, hot tubs and relaxation rooms.
The Chedi Milan Restaurant serves lunch and dinner overlooking the courtyard garden amid an Asian style ambiance. A lounge bar serves cocktails daily.
There are eight meeting rooms, a board room and a conference room available at the Chiedi Milan, all with access to the hotels business centre.
The Chedi Milan features a fitness club and an indoor heated swimming pool.
Guestrooms. The Chedi Milan features 250 Asian styled guestrooms designed by an Indonesian interior. Decor features neutral colours such as sand, brown, ochre and orange and accents of wood, bronze, stone and ceramic with painted mosaics. Guestrooms are air conditioned and feature flatscreen satellite television with pay movies. Further amenities include minibars, safes, desks and wireless Internet access.
Expert Tip. Known for fashion, Milans designer showrooms are located on Via Montenapoleone and Via Spiga, seven kilometres from the hotel. The Duomo, six kilometres away, is one of the largest cathedrals in Europe and is characterised by 3,400 statues and fantastic stained glass windows.
Rates:
183 - 229 EUR
Number Of Rooms: 1
Number Of Floors: 1
Check In Time: 1400
Check Out Time: 1200
Amenities:
Fitness Facility
In House Dining
Children Allowed
Meeting Rooms
Business Center
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Via Villapizzone 24
Milan, Italy 20156
Driving Directions:
From Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP):
Distance to The Chiedi Milan is 35 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes drive.
Getting there. Taxis to central Milan cost about 65 75 EUR. Head towards the Castelli stop in Piazza Castelli, at the beginning of Via Villapizzone and take line 1 (direction Greco) for 23 stops. Get off at S. Margherita and walk for 200 metres to Piazza Duoma. Prices are all subject to change.
Getting around. The city centre is easy to explore on foot, and there are pedestrianised areas around the Duomo. A comprehensive network of trams, buses and four metro lines offers efficient travel throughout the city. Integrated tickets for all modes of public transport can be purchased at newsagents, metro stations, tobacconists, and most coffee bars. Driving is not recommended in Milans city centre. There are many one way streets, traffic is heavy, and parking is limited. Cars parked illegally are towed or fined.