nhow Milano rooftop pool
Glass-bottomed orange pool with plunge pools, for guests only
No. 3 of 4 on our Milan rooftop pools list.
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- Who can swim
- Hotel guests only
- Day pass
- No
- Heated
- Not published
- Season
- Pool operates seasonally, not year-round
Choose nhow if the pool itself is the draw. The glass-bottomed orange pool sits on the rooftop terrace, along with a solarium and plunge pools, and the hotel reserves it for guests.
The pool
Vertigo, the rooftop terrace on Via Tortona, holds the pool. It has a glass bottom and an orange finish, with a solarium, plunge pools and a lounge bar. Floor, hours and heating policy go unpublished.
Our take
nhow has the most unusual pool on our list, and Vertigo has more pool formats than Calimala or VIU, with plunge pools beside the main pool. Like VIU, it's built for people who sleep in the hotel.
Missing detail is the downside. The hotel gives no floor and no pool hours. It says the pool and solarium are for guests only, so you need a room. Its separate first-floor terrace with palm trees isn't the pool terrace.
Good to know
- Glass-bottomed pool with a solarium
- Plunge pools on the rooftop, beside the main pool
- Lounge bar on the panoramic terrace
- Gym with a Turkish bath, open 7:00 to 23:00
The catches
- Pool and solarium reserved for hotel guests
- Floor and pool hours aren't published
Best forDesign-minded guests who want a pool they'll remember and a rooftop lounge bar.
Skip it ifYou want to swim without a room booking.
Getting in
You need a room to swim: the hotel keeps the pool and solarium for its guests only.
Bar service is open to external visitors, but the hotel's page doesn't say which bar. No day pass is listed.
Tips
- Book for June to August, the best three months for swimming in Milan.
- Use the gym between 7:00 and 23:00 if the weather rules out the rooftop.
Before you go. Ask the hotel which months the rooftop pool runs, since it doesn't publish its dates or hours.
Pool facts and where they come from
Facts marked "unconfirmed" come from a travel guide or booking site, not from the hotel. Check them with the hotel before you plan around them.
| Where the pool is | Rooftop terrace (Vertigo) Source: the hotel's website |
|---|---|
| Pool type | Glass-bottomed swimming pool Source: the hotel's website |
| Who can swim | Hotel guests only; pool and solarium reserved exclusively to hotel guests Source: the hotel's website |
| Season | Pool operates seasonally, not year-round Unconfirmed: from nhow.hotelmilanitaly.net, not the hotel |
| Rooftop bar | Lounge bar on the panoramic rooftop terrace Source: the hotel's website |
| Bar open to non-guests | Yes, non-guests can book Vertigo Solarium Pack for rooftop access Unconfirmed: from theluxuryeditor.com, not the hotel |
| Heated | Not published by the hotel |
Location and contact
| Address | Via Tortona, 35, 20144 Milano MIOpen in Google Maps |
|---|---|
| Pool level | Rooftop |
| Hotel class | 4 stars |
| Google rating | 4.4 from 3,664 reviews Ratings are for the whole hotel, not just the pool. |
| Phone | +39024898861 |
| Website | nh-hotels.com |
nhow Milano pool: questions people ask
Can non-guests swim at Hotel nhow Milano?
No. The hotel keeps the pool and solarium for its own guests.
What kind of pool does nhow Milano have?
A glass-bottomed swimming pool on the Vertigo rooftop terrace, with plunge pools, a solarium and a lounge bar alongside.
What floor is the nhow Milano pool on?
No floor number is published. The hotel places the pool on its rooftop terrace, Vertigo.
Is the nhow Milano pool heated?
Heating isn't published. Milan's average highs are 7.4 degrees C in December.