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Unahotels Mediterraneo Milan

The energy of the Mediterranean vegetation is the leitmotif that runs throughout the major restyling project that embraced the 93 rooms and common areas of Unahotels Mediterraneo. This metaphorical trip with delicate naturalistic references and bursts of flowers, creates an oasis of warmth and hospitality in Milan central Porta Romana residential neighborhood. The hotel has 3 meeting rooms with natural light seating up to 70 guests, and a restaurant specialized in traditional Mediterranean dishes. It is the perfect place for business travelers or those who take a break to discover the wonders of Milan. Parking nearby the hotel.LocationLocated in Milans central Porta Romana residential neighborhood. It is the perfect place for business travelers or those who take a break to discover the wonders of MilanDistance5 kms to the nearest airport (linate airport)4 km to the nearest station (stazione centrale train statio)RoomsColored and warm furnishing for 93 recently renewed modern rooms The references to Mediterranean nature are evident upstairs where the famous, colorful, flower lithographs by Andy Warhol line the hallways accompanying guests to their rooms where nature literally seems to blossom. Stylized cherry branches enhance the carpets, and vines delicately runs along the walls in a naturalistic evocation that culminates in Bloomy, the armchair designed by Patricia Urquiola that resembles an opening flower. All rooms are complete with safe, telephone, Internet Wi-Fi connection, Mini Bar, satellite TV, Pay TV, air conditioning, and alarm system. The colors and materials change in the bathrooms, but not the overall fresh, natural feeling glass, green Alpi and white Carrara marble and stainless steel taps with flowing lines are informed by the purity of Mediterranean waters. Bathrooms feature telephone, hair-dryer, hospitality set, shower or bathtub with shower.RestaurantThe dining area was revamped to create the convivial atmosphere that is typical of Mediterranean hospitality the bar is illuminated by clusters of light by Michele De Lucchi for Artemide, and the big baskets on the large buffet table recall the red coral of this beautiful sea.Exteriorbrick buildingLobbyspacious and with seating area