Portrait Milano

Yes: one per room, up to 20 kg, for €50 a stay with a welcome kit, under Lungarno Collection’s pet policy. In common areas dogs go on a lead or in a carrier, small and medium-sized ones are welcome in the restaurants, and none may be left alone in the room; for those hours there is pet sitting on request.

In Milan’s Fashion District, inside the former Archbishop’s Seminary. The hotel gives Via Sant’Andrea 10 as its address on foot and Corso Venezia 11 by car; the Piazza opens onto both streets.

It depends on the week: a night for 2 adults is €1,166 on 8 December 2026, €2,866 on 16 January 2027, during men’s fashion week, and €3,214 on 17 April, during the Salone del Mobile. Prices from Google Hotels, read on 13 October 2026.

73 rooms and suites, from the 36 m² Portrait Studio to the 210 m² 3-bedroom Borromeo Suite. The Studio Deluxe Garden rooms, the 2-bedroom Family Suite Garden and the 2 Borromeo suites face the garden, and the Portrait Family Accommodation the garden or the city; the other rooms and suites look over the city or the loggia. The hotel’s room pages show each category with its floor plan: Junior Suite bathrooms are in Carrara marble or porphyry, with a large shower or a bath, and some add a hammam shower. Every suite has its own layout, so the view, the bath and the terrace can change within the same category.

No, none is published. Lungarno Collection’s official DISCOVERY page lists the 2026 dates, some of them whole months, when loyalty benefits cannot be used: they concern the benefits alone and have nothing to do with the hotel closing. Whether a room is free on your night is down to the booking calendar, and rooms can sell out.

Yes, with La Scala Experience, which the hotel sells: 2 tickets for an opera or a ballet, subject to the programme and availability, private transfers both ways, a light dinner and 2 drinks at 10_11.

Reception and room service run round the clock, 24 hours a day, and the hotel’s concierge team looks after tables, tickets and plans. Private transfers are arranged on request: from the airport, Expedia lists €250 for a car taking up to 3. Valet parking is €65 a day, and laundry and pressing are charged. The hotel sits inside the ZTL, Milan’s restricted traffic zone: staff register your number plate, and the Area C congestion charge is yours to pay. Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by noon.

3, all on the hotel’s Piazza, open every day and bookable online through SevenRooms. 10_11 is the Italian restaurant and bar, open from 7 am to 1 am: on the July 2026 dinner menu starters run from €18 to €37 and pasta and risotto from €26 to €34, and TheFork puts the average spend at €50; Sunday brunch is €110 a head, from noon to 4 pm. Beefbar is the steakhouse that crosses street food with haute cuisine: lunch from 12.30 to 3 pm, to 4 pm at weekends, dinner from 7 to 11.30 pm; on the undated menus of its own site, plates start at €16, steaks run from €35 to €370 (the tomahawk, for 2 or 3) and Japanese wagyu from €80 to €130 per 100 g, with 200 g the minimum. Rumore is the cocktail bar with live music, from 6 pm, 5 pm at weekends, with cocktails mostly between €20 and €29. When it closes depends on whom you ask: Lungarno Collection’s page says 1 am every night, the bar’s own site 2 am on Saturdays and Sundays, and the house rules printed on its menu shut the doors at one, with last orders at 20 to one. Read on 27 September 2026.

A buffet, served by 10_11 and open to non-residents too. On the September 2026 menu it costs €50 with a hot drink and fresh juice, or €60 with a hot dish, cover charge included. It comes with some rates only, such as the Exclusive 20% Off offer on the flexible rate and the family offer, and Expedia lists it as an extra. 10_11 opens at 7 am; the time breakfast ends is not published. At the foot of the menu, with some pride, sits Food & Wine Italia’s award for the best hotel breakfast of 2025.

Yes, at 10_11. On 31 December 2025 the dinner cost €250: 4 courses chosen from a dedicated menu, among them a white Alba truffle risotto, with live music, and brunch on New Year’s Day. The 2025 listing does not say “per person”; in 2022 the same price was, with water, coffee and cover charge included. For 31 December 2026, nothing was online yet on 27 September 2026: in past years the festive menus came out in November. Beefbar and Rumore publish no New Year’s Eve programme.

A warm pool among granite columns, in about 700 m² carved out of the oldest vaulted rooms of the former seminary and opened in February 2024. The water lies at the centre under cross vaults on 10 columns, lined in jade-green mosaic; around it are a Finnish sauna, a grey-onyx Turkish bath and a relaxation room with herbal teas. Treatments use 3 cabins, a couples’ suite and a cryosuite; the gym, with Technogym Biostrength machines, is open to hotel guests around the clock. The pool’s length and temperature are not published. The spa on the official site.

Yes, if you book direct: among the perks of booking on its own site, Lungarno Collection lists free entry to The Longevity Spa, and some of the hotel’s offers include it. Elsewhere the story changes: Expedia lists an optional €40 per person for each visit to the pool, spa and Turkish bath, Booking.com marks the pool as charged. Sources read on 27 September 2026.

Yes, but only with a treatment: non-residents reach the pool and wet area by booking a treatment of 80 minutes or more, with massages from €210, or one of the spa’s packages that include an hour in the wet area, from €250 to €380. There is no day pass, and outside guests prepay in full within 24 hours. The gym stays with hotel guests, members and anyone booking a personal trainer.

From 7:30 am to 8:30 pm every day for the pool and wet area; treatments, according to Leading Hotels of the World, from 8 am to 8:30 pm. From noon to 3 pm is Family Time, the children’s slot. The gym is open to hotel guests around the clock, and to spa-only visitors from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm.

From €70 for a cryosuite session to €2,700 for the dearest of the multi-day programmes. The spa menu, the 2025 edition still online on 27 September 2026, lists 50- or 80-minute massages from €150 to €230, facials from €180 to €340, Dr. Barbara Sturm facials among them, 110-minute rituals at €310 and Longevity experiences with an hour in the wet area from €320 to €380. The 3- and 6-day programmes start at €850; an in-room treatment adds €100.

Yes, with a parent and during Family Time, from noon to 3 pm: under-16s use the spa only with an adult and in the slots set aside for them. Between 16 and 18, a treatment needs a parent’s signature.

Yes: connecting rooms and 5 family set-ups, up to the 3-bedroom Borromeo Suite, 210 m² with 3 bedrooms for 7. Capacity and availability vary from one option to the next.