Priced on the same night, 2026-10-10: Hotel Principe Di Savoia is $1,736 a night less. They are 1.2 km apart.
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Book the Principe di Savoia unless money is no object: at $910 against $2,901 for the Four Seasons, it gives you a full spa, indoor pool and hot tub, a proper restaurant scene, and a landmark address on Piazza della Repubblica for less than a third of the price. The Four Seasons wins on intimacy, on the building itself, and on pet policy and golf access if either matters to you, but at more than three times the cost that is a lot to pay for atmosphere alone. For most travellers the Principe's facilities list simply does more work per dollar.
The Four Seasons Milano occupies a fifteenth-century convent just off Via Montenapoleone, and the bones of that building are still legible: a cloistered courtyard, vaulted ceilings, frescoes uncovered during restoration and left exposed in the lobby corridor. The conversion, done in the early 1990s, kept the monastic hush rather than fighting it, so the public rooms feel low-lit and cool even in a Milan heatwave, with travertine floors and restrained furniture that don't compete with the architecture. It draws a fashion-week and old-money crowd who want to be five minutes from the Quadrilatero without announcing it.
Right for guests who want a small, hushed, architecturally singular hotel within walking distance of the fashion district and don't need a spa or pool.
The Principe di Savoia is the grande dame on Piazza della Repubblica, opened in 1927, all marble staircases, gilt mirrors and chandeliered ceilings in the belle-époque tradition, later refreshed but never stripped of its scale. The lobby is big and theatrical rather than intimate, with the kind of high, echoing volume that suits a hotel built for arriving by train and staying for the season. Acanto restaurant and the spa with its indoor pool sit in the newer wing, glassier and calmer than the historic rooms, and the piazza outside is busy with traffic and trams rather than boutique quiet.
Right for guests who want scale, a proper spa and pool, and a grand hotel experience at roughly a third of the price.
The Four Seasons has no indoor pool, hot tub or spa listed, so guests paying triple the price are trading those facilities for a smaller, more atmospheric building and a pet-friendly policy.
The Four Seasons is the more beautiful building to sit inside, a converted convent with real stillness, against the Principe's grander but more generic belle-époque theatre.
| Four Seasons Hotel Milano | Hotel Principe Di Savoia | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $2,338 | $602 |
| Guest rating | 9.3/10 | — |
| Reviews | 259 | 151 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 9 | 6 |
| Distance apart | 1.2 km |
Nothing on our list that Four Seasons Hotel Milano lacks.
“Une literie incroyable! Un service très haut de gamme sans faute!”
“It’s an odd thing to say but the Principe di Savoia is the best smelling hotel I’ve ever been to.”
Hotel Principe Di Savoia guests seem happier overall, praising consistently warm staff and small personal touches with almost no complaints, while Four Seasons guests note a disruptive incident and closed facilities during their stay.
“Just amazing !”
We loved every second. Very clean. Professional Staffs ! The breakfast so good ! Room size amazing ! Spa also I used and highly recommend it !
Would be nice if there was some entertainment for evening at bar or restaurant.
“This hotel is expensive, but it is definitely not overpriced perfect in every detail location is so good.”
Absolutely perfect in every detail… Accommodation perfect…. Immaculate. Food exceeded our expectations. Breakfast wonderful …best pastries in Milan Staff… every member of staff so gracious and friendly. General hotel …just great. Parking..and porterage… fantastic. Truly 5 star such a WELL MANAGED hotel Gorgeous city gardens.
“Excellent experience probably best hotel in Milan ”
Excellent hotel with very friendly staff and Excellent food , I had the best Osso buko ever, despite it was in room service which is not usually as good as the food in the restaurant...but this was exquisite....
“Luxurious retreat in Milano”
Brought my elder parents to this hotel and it was pure luxury! It’s an odd thing to say but the Principe di Savoia is the best smelling hotel I’ve ever been to. It’s like they pump out a signature scent on each floor. Also the pool and the spa were a welcome break from sightseeing.
“Best hotel in Milano!”
Our stay here at the hotel has been nothing short of phenomenal. The hotel was perfectly located for us to be able to walk to restaurants and to the train station for day trips to Torino and Como. The hotel itself is incredible. The rooms are amazing, as is the bar and restaurant where we had a brilliant breakfast every morning. The cocktails in the bar were first class and perfect for a pre-dinner drink. The sta
Welcome to our pet-friendly hotel! Convenient Pet Policy: Only small-sized pets are allowed, ensuring a peaceful stay for all guests. Group Booking Benefits: When booking 6 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements may apply, providing you with a tailored experience for larger groups. Attention to Detail: We understand the importance of…
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Luxurious Amenities Indulge in massages at the full-service spa or relax in the indoor pool and spa tub. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service. Fine Dining and Entertainment Dine at Acanto's restaurant with a bar/lounge or opt for in-room dining. Start your day with a buffet breakfast. Convenient Location Explore nearby…
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