Italy: Dorchester Collection will close the Hotel Principe di Savoia, located in Milan, in January 2027 for two years while it carries out a renovation.
Dorchester said it marks “the most significant investment” in the history of Hotel Principe di Savoia.
Plans include extending the size of guest rooms and suites, as well as introducing a collection of private residences.
Existing amenities include a spa, several dining venues, and a rooftop terrace.
Christopher Cowdray, president of Dorchester Collection, said: “Since its opening in 1927, Hotel Principe di Savoia has become part of the life of Milan and the lives of generations of guests. As the hotel enters its centenary year, Dorchester Collection is embarking on a restoration which will reposition the hotel in its rightful place as the city’s leading hotel.
“Few opportunities are more exciting than helping shape the future of a hotel with such a remarkable legacy. We are immensely proud to be investing in its next century, ensuring it continues to enrich the cultural life of Milan and welcome future generations with the same warmth, elegance and generosity that have defined the Principe for almost one hundred years.”
Hotel Principe di Savoia is due to reopen in 2029.
Highlights:
- Dorchester Collection will close Hotel Principe di Savoia in Milan in January 2027 for a two-year renovation, with the luxury hotel scheduled to reopen in 2029.
- The Hotel Principe di Savoia refurbishment represents Dorchester Collection’s largest investment in the property’s history, coinciding with the Milan hotel’s centenary year.
- Renovation plans include enlarging guest rooms and suites while introducing a collection of private residences to expand the property’s luxury accommodation offering.
- Hotel Principe di Savoia will retain its amenities including a spa, multiple dining venues and a rooftop terrace following the renovation.
