Milan’s Tivoli Hotel Reveals Spa and Rooftop Suite

The five-star Tivoli President Milano, a short walk from the Duomo, is preparing a new wellness club and Sicilian restaurant. The spa plans to accept bookings from non-residents as well as hotel guests, while the Presidential Suite offers a private terrace with cathedral views. Rooftop access is separate and may cost extra. Both the spa and restaurant remain marked ‘opening soon’ on the hotel’s website.
The planned Tivoli Wellness Club includes a sauna, steam room and dry-float treatments. CityMilano, led by Sicilian chef Natale Giunta, is set to serve Mediterranean dishes, with DJ sets planned for Friday and Saturday evenings. The 145 sq m Presidential Suite has its own gym and private terrace overlooking Milan. Access to the hotel's panoramic rooftop is planned as an optional extra, subject to availability and an additional fee. From December, the suite is also planned to host festive decorations and private events.
Tivoli President Milano: Rooms, Prices and New Facilities
- Address: Largo Augusto 10, San Babila district.
- Rooms: 239, including 60 suites.
- New facilities: Tivoli Wellness Club and CityMilano restaurant; confirm opening dates.
- Presidential Suite: 150 sq m, private gym, sauna and rooftop access.
- Festive programme: Tivoli Christmas Suite from 1 December 2026.
- Prices: Room rates vary by date; spa treatment prices are not published.
- Booking: Official Tivoli President Milano website.
The hotel is within walking distance of Milan Cathedral, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala and the Via Montenapoleone shopping district. San Babila metro station is around five minutes away. From Linate Airport, the M4 line reaches San Babila in about 12 minutes for €2.20, avoiding a taxi across the city. The central address also suits visitors attending fashion or business events.
The rooftop belongs to the Presidential Suite, so other hotel guests should not assume access. Non-residents can book individual spa treatments, but access to the gym and wet area requires a limited membership. The hotel's site still labels the wellness club and restaurant as 'opening soon'; confirm opening dates, treatment prices and restaurant bookings directly. Drivers face around €50 daily for nearby parking, plus €7.50 if entering Area C.



















