Each of the 401 spacious guest rooms and suites at the Hotel Principe di Savoia is decorated and furnished to reflect the warm and elegant atmosphere of 19th-century Lombard interior design combined with the unobtrusive integration of modern technology. Wainscote wood panelling frames wall-coverings of precious damask and the furniture is inspired by the creations of the celebrated Maggiolini, so each room conveys a note of elegance and refinement. The bathrooms are spacious with marble tiling in soft colours and provide soft bathrobes and a telephone outlet.

The rooms are perfectly soundproof and feature wireless high-speed Internet access, air-conditioning and thermostatic heating control, a refrigerator bar and a direct dial telephone. All our bedrooms have large opening windows allowing fresh air to circulate. Occupying ten floors there are 269 rooms and 132 suites to choose from.

In January 2006 the 48 new Deluxe Mosaic Rooms, all overlooking Piazza della Repubblica, were opened to the public.

Three basic interior décor themes prevail:

Venetian-style rooms feature rich gold and ochre silks and velvets within a warm neutral setting with contrasting turquoise and Murano glass mirrors.  Sculptured desks have been forged from white onyx and steel.  Imaginative mosaic walls decorate the bathrooms which also feature Brazilian rosewood vanities topped with ochre glass.

Florentine-style rooms are framed in very soft blue-grey walls and punctuated with the inspired use of rich blue damask silks.  Embossed ice-blue leather cover the smoked oak of the study/dressing room doors.  Headboards are of Brazilian rosewood.  The glass mosaic walls in the bathrooms echo the soft blue hues of the bedroom.

In the Neo-Classical rooms, bronze floor lamps and crystal-drop chandeliers highlight the touches of rich ruby and amethyst set against the cool neutrals of the background.  The bathrooms feature fanciful glass and mosaic walls and European walnut vanities topped with ruby red glass.

The design inspiration and key feature of every bathroom is the wall mosaic – a contemporary vision of classical Italian design.  Frosted and clear glass panels work in tandem to provide both privacy and the illusion of space.  Instead of tiles, entire slabs of Bianca Lasa, the premier white marble, have been used to convey a sense of expansiveness.  Redesigned traditional rosewood or walnut vanities have been contemporized with boldly coloured glass tops.