Four Seasons Hotel Milano

5 Euro Cover charge per person for a drink at the bar before lunch!!! What a ripp-off!!! Not that the drinks are cheap or of outstanding quality, I have never experienced anything similar in my life. Never ever again will I be a guest in one of their hotels!

Great location, and nice typical italian food. Everything is super clean and well kept. The service in my opinion is not as good as a place like this should have, absolutely not professional, but the food is very good and this is what really matters. The garden is amazing. I recommend the milanese risotto with zafferano, simply fantastic. Thank you.

Outstanding hotel with top notch service. Highly recommend. We stayed here for 2 nights and were upgraded to a junior suite in the remodeled part of the hotel. The room was beautiful, the beds were so comfortable and so quiet. The staff at the hotel is what makes it stand out. We loved the pool, spa and restaurant. Can’t wait to return.

Marvellous location, the garden is simply amazing, the food is really high level, i truly recommend the risotto alla milanese. The service is top class, they know how to do it, extremely gently and very professional. Everything is super clean. Very nice experience.

My recent visit to the Four Seasons Hotel in Milan for what was meant to be a serene happy hour with two friends and my beloved Chihuahua turned into a rather startling affair. Nestled into the chic bar area—tables charmingly, if somewhat impractically, close—I couldn’t help but sense discomfort from a couple at the adjacent table. Noting their evident unease with dogs, I respectfully kept my small companion in my arms throughout our stay. As we prepared to leave, I set my Chihuahua down, and she meandered briefly past their table (the only path available, given the intimate spacing). What happened next was unthinkable: the gentleman kicked my dog. Stunned and furious, I chose to address the matter with dignity, resisting a direct confrontation. I approached the hotel manager, Simone, and recounted the incident. He assured me of his own fondness for animals and promised to speak with the couple. After his conversation with them, Simone returned with little more than an apologetic shrug and a “there’s nothing we can do.” It astounds me that such behavior is tolerated in an establishment priding itself on exceptional hospitality. A space that should embody refined civility allowed an act of aggression towards an innocent pet to pass without consequence. This experience left me profoundly disappointed, and I cannot envision returning. Nor can I, in good conscience, recommend the Four Seasons Milan to friends, pet owners, or anyone expecting a standard of decency beyond the mundane.