Nhow Milano, hotel in Milan, Italy
Nhow Milano is a hotel in Milan's Tortona design district, occupying a converted former car factory. The building features wide industrial spaces combined with bold colored furniture, art installations, and modern rooms, while the rooftop Vertigo area includes bright orange pools and illuminated columns.
The building began as a car manufacturing factory before being transformed into a modern hotel. This conversion preserved the industrial structure while introducing art and contemporary design throughout.
The name Nhow reflects a focus on the present moment and contemporary culture. The rotating art exhibitions that change every six months shape the space and draw visitors interested in creative expression and design.
The hotel sits in the Tortona area, about 10 minutes on foot from Porta Genova metro station and well served by public transport. Rooms are compact but equipped with flat-screen televisions, free Wi-Fi, modern bathrooms, and complimentary breakfast.
The lobby displays an unexpected collection of vintage arcade games, an old-fashioned popcorn machine, and even a classic gas pump, creating a playful blend of retro and futuristic style. These details, combined with neon-lit bars and lighting that shifts throughout the day, make each visit surprising.
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