Hospitality

Fondazione Fiera Milano is investing 66 million in the new hotel on Via Scarampo

The tower is due to be completed in January 2027 and will open in September. Managed by UNA Italian Hospitality, the property aims to strengthen the accommodation offering around the Allianz MiCo and the conference facilities in this part of Milan.

Il rendering dell’hotel di via Scarampo completato

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A €66 million investment to transform an area once used as a car park into a new hotel complex set to become one of the new landmarks of the hospitality sector in Milan’s Portello district. This is the Viale Scarampo hotel project, spearheaded by Fondazione Fiera Milano, which is now nearing completion and forms part of the wider regeneration of Milan’s former exhibition centre.

The new tower, designed by Amdl Circle and Michele De Lucchi, stands 90 metres tall, spread over 22 storeys, and will house 173 rooms. The works, awarded to the joint venture led by Nessi & Majocchi as lead contractor, together with Gualini, Zaffaroni and Gianni Benvenuto, are expected to be completed by January 2027, with the opening to the public scheduled for September of the same year.

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The hotel under the UNA Esperienze brand

The project aims to meet part of the demand for accommodation generated by the presence of the Allianz MiCo and beyond, driven by Milan’s growing ability to attract trade fairs, conventions, international events and business tourism. The management of the property will be entrusted to UNA Italian Hospitality, which will add it to its portfolio under the UNA Esperienze brand, thus giving rise to UNA Esperienze Milano CityLife.

The project is one of the building blocks in the transformation of the neighbourhood, which has gradually changed its identity in recent years. Against this backdrop, the new hotel also serves an infrastructural purpose: to increase accommodation capacity in the vicinity of major sources of demand, making the neighbourhood more competitive for organisers and exhibitors and enhancing the area’s appeal for hospitality-related investment.

“The regeneration of a neighbourhood is valuable when it creates new opportunities and changes the way an area is experienced and used,” explains Giovanni Bozzetti, president of Fondazione Fiera Milano. “ “Greater capacity will support the growth of trade fairs, conferences and events, as well as tourism, generating new business opportunities for operators and the local area.”

The tower block and the arrival of Rai

From an architectural point of view, the building is designed as a compact tower, with a central core dedicated to vertical circulation and hospitality spaces distributed along the perimeter. The gradual tapering towards the top creates a series of panoramic terraces, covering a total area of over 350 square metres. At the base, a seven-metre-high glazed podium will house the reception, lobby, lounge and administrative offices. The ground floor, meanwhile, overlooks a new urban square, designed to extend the public space right up to the foot of the building and create a direct link with the M5 Portello station.

This hotel investment is situated within the Milanese market, where the availability of high-quality accommodation in areas close to major conference centres is an increasingly important factor for the city’s international competitiveness. The arrival of the new Rai production centre, scheduled for 2029, will also contribute to this process, set to add a further hub of activity and employment to the area. The new hotel thus becomes a property investment with a broader purpose: not merely square metres dedicated to hospitality, but an infrastructure serving a specific district of the city.

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