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Opening Date
April 1993

General Manager
Vincenzo Finizzola

Physical Features
Property Size: 21,540 square metres/231,900 square feet
Total Number of Rooms: 118
Guest Rooms: 67
Suites: 51
Number of Stories: 5
Design Aesthetic:
Restored historic building with centuries-old frescoes, columns and vaulted ceilings
Includes 15th-century Renaissance cloisters and frescoes, and 18th-century fireplace in the lobby
Architect: Bertani Baselli & C.S.P.A.
Interior Designer(s): BAMO, Inc. (guest rooms, function space and public areas)
History: Impeccably restored former convent dating to the 15th century, converted to a Four Seasons hotel in 1993
Location: Tucked quietly away between via Montenapoleone and via della Spiga, the two most exclusive designer shopping streets in Italy

Spa
Spa Services: In-room massages and other spa services available

Dining
Executive Chef: Sergio Mei
Sommelier: Paolo Milani
Pastry Chef: Graziano Bistoletti
Signature Dish:
Milanese risotto with black truffle
Sautéed spaghetti Cav. Cocco with fresh tomatoes and basil
Locally sourced ingredients:
White truffle from Alba
Polenta from Storo
Carnaroli rice from Pavia
Grana Padano Parmesan cheese
Gorgonzola cheese
Restaurant: Il Teatro
Designer: BAMO, Inc.
Executive Chef: Sebastiano Spriveri
Restaurant: La Veranda
Indoor Seating: 68
Designer: BAMO, Inc.
Restaurant Sous Chef: Michele Stanghellini
Sommelier: Valentino Rencurosi
Lounge: Il Foyer

Recreation
Off-site Activities:
Golf – 40 minutes
Fitness Facilities:
Size: 61 sq m / 656 sq ft

Meeting Rooms
Total Size: 604 sq m / 6,500 sq ft
Largest Ballroom: 215 sq m / 2,314 sq ft
Meet and Feed Capacity: 250
Banquet Capacity: 300
Breakout Spaces: 7
Private Dining Room Capacity: 14
Unique Meeting and Event Facilities: Function facilities are conveniently grouped on the lower level surrounding a sunken courtyard, drawing natural light

Corporate Social Responsibility
Involved in organising La Corsa della Speranza to help raise funds for cancer research

Special Feature
15th-century cloistered and landscaped courtyard