Situated in the artistic Brera district, Casa Baglioni is inspired by the 60's design movement in Milan. The hotel offers luxurious rooms & suites, a restaurant by Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler, and a Wine Cellar for private tastings.

THE CONCEPT
In the artsy Brera district on Via Dei Giardini, Casa Baglioni takes inspiration from the art and design of '60 Milan. the lobby is a rotating art gallery displaying great masterpieces from Italian and international artists.

SUITES AND ROOMS
Bright refined rooms and suites decorated with fine Italian craftmanship inspired by the art and design of '60 Milan.
Among illustrious partners mixing traditional Italian "savoir faire" with innovation: Panzeri for the lighting, Rubelli for the wallpaper, Dedar for the fabrics and Zucchetti Kos for the taps and fittings.
To further embellish Casa Baglioni spaces, objects from the "Cromie domestiche" collection by artist Gala Rotelli, an ode to simple, linear, archetypal forms combined with vivid primary and secondary colours.

DINING
The menu at the Sadler Restaurant has been crafted by the expert hands of Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler. Serving à la carte lunch and dinner, you will be able to savor dishes that reinterpret Italy’s sublime culinary heritage with a remarkable creative dash.
Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler offers an inspired coexistence between the past and future. His cuisine blends perfectly with the elegant dynamism of the Brera district, where he reinvents regional traditions with unmistakable style.
With this new venture, Chef Sadler strives to create a reappraisal of traditional Italian regional cuisine, with the modern & artistic sensitivity it deserves.

The Wine Cellar houses a prestigious selection of premier Italian and international labels to please the most discerning palates.

We are thrilled to announce the Rooftop Terrace in the heart of the Brera district. Casa Baglioni Rooftop By Sadler offers original cocktails, pre-dinner aperitivo & charcuteries designed by Michelin-starred Chef Claudio Sadler. Plus, panoramic views of the Brera district, Milan’s most historic neighborhood, featuring historic sites like the Duomo Cathedral, as well as the modern skyline.