Location: Milan

Château Monfort overlooks Piazza Tricolore, located in one of the most elegant areas of Milan: the Monforte district, which stretches behind Piazza San Babila, not far from the Duomo, Palazzo Reale, Teatro La Scala, Via Montenapoleone and the boutiques of the famed fashion district. The Milanese night life awaits you just outside your Château, in an area rich in bars and cocktail lounges, to celebrate the ritual of the Milanese happy hour and beyond.

Guest Rooms and Suites

Each of the 77 rooms at Château Monfort presents a dream atmosphere, a fairy-tale dimension that plays on the memories of travellers of all ages. The interiors of the rooms are personalised with custom objects and furnishings, straight from the inspiration of skilled artisans. With a strong emotional impact, each environment etches out splendid paintings under the open sky, illuminated by abundant natural daylight.

The striking atmospheres are inspired by the world of fairy-tales and operas, ensuring you conclude your day in an unforgettable way. Sleep under an enchanting starry sky, recreated by the original luminous decorations that adorn each room and suite.

Restaurants and Bars

Restaurant Rubacuori: Discover the Sala del Rubacuori and its intimate Alcova, for a romantic dinner enriched by comfortable armchairs and velvet sofas. Enjoy a light and tasty lunch in the Sala della Caccia, adorned with elegant details evoking the atmosphere of a hunting lodge.

Sunday Brunch: Take solace from the everyday stresses in the welcoming rooms of the hotel and the imaginative dishes prepared by the Chef. Delight your palate with our flavoursome offerings each Sunday when we present a seasonal culinary theme to always serve you new taste experiences. Choose from our selection of pancakes and muffins, sweet and savoury cakes, juices and tea, Eggs Benedict and burgers, salads and omelettes…

Cella di Bacco: An ancient cellar for your wine tastings, set beneath a beautiful vaulted red brick ceiling. To welcome you is a large table in solid oak and, right before the entrance gate, an original work from the late-nineteenth century: a statue of Bacchus, from which wine flows.

Discover the best Italian wines, preserved in an evocative environment to perfectly safeguard the fragrances and aromas.