Maison Moschino was a 65-room fashion-designer hotel at Viale Monte Grappa 12 in Milan, opened around 2010 in a neoclassical building that had been the city’s first railway station. We could not confirm that it is still operating under that name, so check before you plan a stay.
Key facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | Viale Monte Grappa 12, Milan, Italy |
| Rooms | 65, each styled differently |
| Restaurant | Clandestino, run by chef Moreno Cedroni (as reported when the hotel opened) |
| Spa | Culti |
| Status | Current operation unconfirmed; check with the hotel |
What was Maison Moschino like?
The building was the terminus of an 1840s railway station, and the facade recalls that origin. The hotel sits in the centre of the city, a short distance from the Corso Como area.
The rooms were inspired by fairytales and contemporary themes, with names such as Alice’s Room, The Forest and Little Red Riding Hood. No two were the same.
The restaurant, Clandestino Milano, was known for serving food in small bite-sized portions. The hotel also had an outdoor bar, a Culti spa, a conference room and a Moschino exhibition at the entrance, per the original post.
Listings in 2026 are mixed: one platform shows the address as active, while older reports suggest the property changed hands. Confirm directly before booking.
Tell us in the comments whether you have stayed there.
FAQ
Where is Maison Moschino?
At Viale Monte Grappa 12 in Milan, Italy, in a neoclassical building that was the city’s first railway station.
How many rooms did Maison Moschino have?
65 rooms, each with its own theme.
Is Maison Moschino still open?
We could not confirm it. Listings conflict, so contact the property before planning a stay.
What restaurant was in Maison Moschino?
Clandestino Milano, with chef Moreno Cedroni, as reported at the opening.
What were the rooms like?
Each was styled differently, with names such as Alice’s Room, The Forest and Little Red Riding Hood.
Last updated: October 2026.
