Hotel Principe di Savoia
Milan, Italy
Milan, Italy. Located on Via Manzoni in the heart of Milan, a short walk from La Scala.
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Designed in neo-Gothic spirit by architect Andrea Pizzala, the hotel opens with postal and telegraph services and a hydraulic lift.
Giuseppe Verdi takes up residence in a suite to work near La Scala; it is still preserved today.
Frequented by diplomats and businessmen, the hotel welcomes Emperor Pedro II and Empress Teresa Cristina of Brazil, among others.
Emilio Polli, son of owner Pietro Polli, a friend of Verdi, redesigns the atrium, which keeps its appearance today.
A complete refurbishment brings running water and telephones to every room.
Wartime bombing destroys the fourth floor.
Architect Giovanni Muzio restores and renovates the building.
With Milan’s fashion weeks, the hotel becomes a favourite of designers; guests over the years include Caruso, Maria Callas and Hemingway.
Renovation work uncovers a 3rd-century defensive wall, now featured in a restaurant.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “Grand Hotel et de Milan” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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