Across the street from Milan's Piazza del Duomo, where the cathedral's Gothic spires define one of Europe's most charged urban addresses, a postwar rationalist tower carries one of the city's more unexpected façade treatments: a large-scale geometric mural in terracotta, teal, and ochre wrapping its lower floors in a graphic abstraction that announces The Square Milano Duomo from a full block away. The nine-storey building, positioned at the corner of Via Silvio Pellico, delivers 119 rooms across an interior palette built around dark-stained macassar-effect cabinetry, pale oak flooring, and oversized padded headboards in horizontal-banded greige upholstery — a considered mid-market Italian modernism that keeps the rooms calm without stripping them of character. The ground-floor restaurant extends across tall curtain-glazed walls, its cream leather dining chairs and dark timber tables arranged in a layout that borrows its spatial generosity from the commercial interiors of the rationalist era — banking halls translated into hospitality. The rooftop terrace is the property's most persuasive argument: a retractable canvas awning shelters a long banquette-and-bistro-chair dining deck from which the green copper dome of San Alessandro and the new CityLife towers frame opposite ends of the Milan skyline in a single glance, making the elevation work harder than almost any other asset in the building.

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A new elegant four star Hotel just 200 meters from Duomo square and the shopping district. The Hotel Square Milan is located in a prestigious historical building designed in the 40s and still the city's heritage for the style, architecture and location. Renovated and retrained in its entirety, the hotel will has 117 elegant rooms and suites, rooms for meetings and events, a lounge bar and a restaurant with fine cuisine.