Straf Hotel & Bar
Mailand, Italien
Das Hotel ist ein faszinierendes Denkmal für dekonstruktivistische Ästhetik und liegt nur wenige Schritte vom Mailänder Dom und dem Opernhaus La Scala entfernt. Der italienische Architekt und Modedesigner Vincenzo de Cotiis konzipierte das Hotel als ein Werk der Kunst in großem Stil.
Mit nackten Betonböden und Treppen, Zimmer mit oxidiertem Messing und brüniertem Eisen. Dadurch wird Ihnen ein Gefühl der Wärme und des Wohlbefindens vermittelt. Die 64 Zimmer erstrahlen entweder in einem hellen oder einem dunklen Design und lassen Raum für Intimität. Der Stil enthält einige Elemente des Industriedesigns.
Außerdem bietet Straf Hotel und Bar jeden erdenklichen Komfort wie beispielsweise die verschiedenen Ruheräume die Ihnen Aromatherapie -Behandlungen ermöglicht.
Mit nackten Betonböden und Treppen, Zimmer mit oxidiertem Messing und brüniertem Eisen. Dadurch wird Ihnen ein Gefühl der Wärme und des Wohlbefindens vermittelt. Die 64 Zimmer erstrahlen entweder in einem hellen oder einem dunklen Design und lassen Raum für Intimität. Der Stil enthält einige Elemente des Industriedesigns.
Außerdem bietet Straf Hotel und Bar jeden erdenklichen Komfort wie beispielsweise die verschiedenen Ruheräume die Ihnen Aromatherapie -Behandlungen ermöglicht.
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? Milan-Malpensa: 55 min. (52 km)
LOCATION
? STRAF is situated in the city centre, a short walk from the Duomo Cathedral, and has its origins in a new concept of hospitality, characterised by a personal and attentive, yet informal service. By choosing unusual materials, recycling objects and experimenting with the surroundings, De Cotiis has achieved an interior design that is a far cry from standard hotel design, and includes elements of industrial style and Arte Povera.
ACCOMMODATION
? 64 rooms
? Single rooms
? Standard doubles
? Superior doubles
? Superior twins
? Comfort doubles
? Relax doubles
? Well being
? Executive rooms and suites
? Reflect two apparently diverse philosophies: extreme hi-tech functionality with a minimalist touch and the warm and intimate ambience of rooms designed using refined, innovative materials such as split slate, burnished brass, concrete and iron, gauze-effect glass and aged mirrors, alongside furnishings specially designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis.
POWER OF ART
In Milan, a city where expressing yourself through art and fashion is as expected as a warm espresso, the elegant STRAF is turning towards highbrow art to put an end to low-minded pollution. Here, plastics are also banned to raise environmental awareness among guests, while nearby fashion experts are creating recyclable textiles for tomorrow ?s smart new looks.
? Milan-Malpensa: 55 min. (52 km)
LOCATION
? STRAF is situated in the city centre, a short walk from the Duomo Cathedral, and has its origins in a new concept of hospitality, characterised by a personal and attentive, yet informal service. By choosing unusual materials, recycling objects and experimenting with the surroundings, De Cotiis has achieved an interior design that is a far cry from standard hotel design, and includes elements of industrial style and Arte Povera.
ACCOMMODATION
? 64 rooms
? Single rooms
? Standard doubles
? Superior doubles
? Superior twins
? Comfort doubles
? Relax doubles
? Well being
? Executive rooms and suites
? Reflect two apparently diverse philosophies: extreme hi-tech functionality with a minimalist touch and the warm and intimate ambience of rooms designed using refined, innovative materials such as split slate, burnished brass, concrete and iron, gauze-effect glass and aged mirrors, alongside furnishings specially designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis.
POWER OF ART
In Milan, a city where expressing yourself through art and fashion is as expected as a warm espresso, the elegant STRAF is turning towards highbrow art to put an end to low-minded pollution. Here, plastics are also banned to raise environmental awareness among guests, while nearby fashion experts are creating recyclable textiles for tomorrow ?s smart new looks.
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