The Hotel Brunelleschi is a modern hotel with a glass and stone façade, decorated with plants. The lobby area features arched ceilings, black and white marble flooring, marble pillars and is decorated with plants. The hotel is located in the centre of Milan, 150 metres from the Duomo, one of the world's largest churches with its mass of marble spires and 3,400 statues. The 177 air conditioned guestrooms feature modern décor with wood panels, patterned bedspreads and carpets, work desks, Internet connections and minibars. All include televisions with satellite channels, hair dryers, and telephones.
At the hotel restaurant, Le Volte, guests can order regional and international dishes. The restaurant features walls decorated with friezes of Milan's cityscape, a curved ceiling supported by mirrored pillars and black and white checked marble floors Guests sit at tables topped with white linen and on richly upholstered banquettes or chairs. The hotel also houses a bar, Dei Cristalli which serves drinks, cocktails and light snacks. The bar features a granite-topped bar area with mirrored tiling, leather sofas and leather-topped bar stools. Guests sit around either glass tables or on leather armchairs around tables topped with white linen. The hotel offers a dry cleaning service, currency exchange and garage parking. For guests with business needs, the hotel houses four conference rooms with a range of audio-visual equipment. After breakfast, guests can browse through the complimentary newspapers in the lobby and ask the hotel concierge for any sightseeing assistance. Nearby attractions include the Galleria and the internationally renowned La Scala opera house, which are both 250 meters away; Milan's fash ion district is 900 meters away. Milan Linate Airport is seven kilometres from the hotels. An airport coach service runs every 20 minutes to and from from the Air Terminal at Milan Central Station, three kilometers from the hotel. Alternatively taxis are available at both the airport and the station Milan has a comprehensive bus and subway network. Tickets are available at Metropolitana Milanesa (MM) stations and some newspaper stands.