Baglioni Hotels & Resorts has added a new Milan hotel to its portfolio.
Located within the city's Brera district, the 30-room Casa Baglioni offers seven different accommodation types, including a 1,216-square-foot Brera Presidential Suite, which features floor-to-ceiling windows, a private terrace and a living area.
All accommodations showcase a variety of artworks by Italian and international artists, including pieces by Enrico Castellani and Christo and Carla Accardi.
The property's culinary programming is anchored by the Michelin-starred Sadler Restaurant, which has been relocated to the hotel. Specializing in Milanese cuisine, the 36-seat restaurant is helmed by Italian chef Claudio Sadler.
The hotel is also home to a wine cellar, which is available for tastings and has a selection of 850 Italian and international labels.
Casa Baglioni is in the Leading Hotels of the World collection.
Casa Baglioni joins Baglioni's existing portfolio, comprising three hotels in Florence, Venice and Rome and four resorts in Puglia, Sardinia, Tuscany and the Maldives.
Baglioni Hotels & Resorts was acquired by Mexico-based Palace Resorts last November.