Ibis Milan Centro offers free WiFi and air-conditioned and soundproofed rooms, 350 metres from Repubblica Train and Metro Station. Milan Central Train Station is 15 minutes' walk away.
Conveniently located only 200 metres from Milano Centrale Train and Metro Station, 3-star Canova Hotel has rooms with free Wi-Fi and satellite flat-screen TV. Milan’s Duomo is 4 metro stops away.
Immersed in a 8,000-m2 park, Hotel Da Vinci offers a restaurant and a private parking. It is just outside Milan, 150 metres from Bruzzano Station, offering direct links to the city centre.
Renato
Brazil
I would like to highlight the attention given by Brian, and all the staff
Radisson Blu Hotel is a design property located in a quiet area 10 minutes' walk from Viale Certosa and 5 minutes' walk from Villapizzone Train Station.
Hotel Lancaster is set in a central but tranquil area of Milan, just a 15-minute walk from the city centre. Each room is air conditioned and has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
AXYHOTELS InnStyle Milano is in Milan’s commercial district, just 50 metres from the popular shopping street of Corso Buenos Aires. All rooms offer air conditioning and a 55-inch flat-screen TV.
everything was just perfect, service was outstanding.
The Teco Hotel is set between Porta Venezia Train and Metro Station and Lima Metro Station. It features a snack bar and reception, both open 24 hours a day.
Friendly staff, room was clean and spacious, good breakfast
C-Hotels Atlantic is opposite Milan Central Station, with links to Malpensa and Linate International Airports. It offers rooms with an LCD TV, an early breakfast, and free WiFi throughout.
Amazing location, local restaurants nearby, close to bus station
Hotel Gran Duca Di York is an artistic establishment in the heart of Milan, set in an 18th century historic palace with a display of period frescoes in the hall.
Great location and we really enjoyed the breakfast buffet
The 1-star Hotel America is located on the fourth floor of a residential building of Milan's Corso 22 Marzo, popular shopping and night-life street. All rooms come with free Wi-Fi and LCD TV.
The receptionist/owner is extremely nice and friendly
The Agape Hotel AA Hotels is set in a quiet area of Milan, just 20 metres away from the metro. Relax in the hotel’s comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi connection.
eco Hotel Milano & BioRiso Restaurant is a hotel with a garden and restaurant, located 300 metres from Affori Centro Metro Station and 2 km from Bovisa Train Station.
Location, 300m from metro station
Clean
Good stuff
Set in Milan, 600 metres from Lambrate Metro Station, Apartments in Milan offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Well located in the Famagosta district of Milan, Apartamento Milano Luxurious is situated 2.7 km from Darsena, 4.4 km from Santa Maria delle Grazie and 4.5 km from San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore.
Nice apartment with good repair, everything is as in the photos. Very cool location in a great neighborhood! We liked everything! Thank you for your hospitality!
Portrait Milano - Lungarno Collection has a fitness centre, garden, a restaurant and bar in Milan. The property is close to Villa Necchi Campiglio, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Duomo Square.
Everything about the hotel was exceptional and unique
Situated in Milan, 700 metres from Sforzesco Castle, Casa Brera features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness centre and a terrace.
Customer Service is particularly terrific along with the hotel being in a great central location
Set in the centre of Milan, AF Duomo - Milano Luxury Suites is located less than 1 km from San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore and a 4-minute walk from Palazzo Reale.
Great Service, State of the art design and perfect suitable for business an family
FAQs about hotels in Milan
On average, 3-star hotels in Milan cost £108 per night, and 4-star hotels in Milan are £166 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Milan can on average be found for £437 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Milan this weekend is £121 or, for a 4-star hotel, £179. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Milan for this weekend cost on average around £701 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £110 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Milan for tonight. You'll pay on average around £174 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Milan will cost around £649 (based on Booking.com prices).
Renowned as the world’s fashion and design capital, Milan is never short on places to see and things to experience. The stunning architecture of the Duomo di Milano and the famous La Scala theatre are just a few of the city’s breath-taking attractions. For a more intimate adventure, the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie with Leonardo da Vinci's “Last Supper” lets you view a masterpiece from Italy’s past.
Visit the FieraMilano and Salone del Mobile, among the world’s largest and most prestigious furniture and design fairs or have a stroll in the Quadrilatero Della Moda district to admire unique creations from the most famous Italian fashion brands: Gucci, Versace, Armani, Prada or Dolce & Gabbana.
The Navigli and Porta Romana districts are famed for restaurants and bars serving delicious Lombard cuisine and the very popular aperitivo. Make sure you try sweet delicacies at the chic Caffé Cova, founded in 1817, or another historical café, Zucca, in the Galleria.
Arriving at Malpensa or Linate Airports, you’re only a short trip from the city centre, where you can watch a game at the San Siro or enjoy Milan Fashion Week. Whether you’re staying in a chic apartment, design hotel or budget hostel, Booking.com has a perfect accommodation for your Milan holiday.
Top public transportation system, top services, some great...
Top public transportation system, top services, some great museums for free such as Mufoco, Palazzo Morando, Pirelli Hangar Bicocca, Casa Boschi di Stefano etc.
Bikemi ,a wonderful bicycle app at the umbelievable price of 9 euros a week!!!
Top gelato in the Cenisio area at Terra gelato, via Losano. 14 euros for 500grms and 3 tastes, or 3 euros for the little coppa.
A stroll at Sempione after a visit at the Castello Sforzese.
Good sales during the sale period of January and February.
I will miss Milano and it's people...
Achilleas Maria
Greece
Scored 8.0
8.0
I like the trip to lago di Como, outside the city, not...
I like the trip to lago di Como, outside the city, not expensive and very beautiful nature. I ate in Naviglio good options and happy hour for drinks and buffet. Also I drunk a coffee in fron of the Duomo, it was perfect in winter and have some relax and sunny moment there
Luz
Scored 10
10
In my opinion Milano is an underrated town comparing to...
In my opinion Milano is an underrated town comparing to Firenze or Roma, however there are a lot of very interesting places, hidden jewels, far less known than Duomo, Last Supper of Leonardo, Castello Sforzesco, Galleria Vittorio Emmanuel II, Scala or Brera.
There are very remarkable churches, like San Lorenzo Maggiore, Sant' Ambrogio, Sant' Eustorgio, San Satiro, San Maurizio (with frescoes of Bernardino Luini) or museums like Ambrosiana with San Sepolcro and Bagatti Valsacchi.
Endre
Hungary
Scored 8.0
8.0
We spent five days in Milan and could have reduced it a bit...
We spent five days in Milan and could have reduced it a bit - we also did the Bernini Red train from Torino during our visit. Milan has a lot of charm but it’s a bit spread out and the Duomo and Galleries are the highlights. I would recommend purchasing a ticket for the Duomo as the free entry just lets you pass thru the Duomo and not properly enter it.
Richy's Profile
United States
Scored 6.0
6.0
Milan is great for shopping and getting to Lake Como and...
Milan is great for shopping and getting to Lake Como and Switzerland on the train. Would not stay more than one or two nights maximum. Didn't feel there was enough to do other than seeing main attractions, shop, eat and drink. The city is dull and dirty, smokers everywhere despite the new law and the food was subpar compared with Rome and Venice.
Amalene
United States
Scored 4.0
4.0
I found it a rather gloomy, characterless city, although I...
I found it a rather gloomy, characterless city, although I was there in December. People in bars, restaurants etc often rather venal, charging you for things you haven't ordered or consumed.
A few streets in the Brera area best for restaurants. The restaurants in the Galleria either expensive or touristy, although it was nice to sit in Il Camparino with a negroni.
Tram network good, and you just pay with your credit card. No tickets.
Museum of Modern Art interesting, although the Modern Art floor was closed. The public park opposite is nice for a walk.
michael
United Kingdom
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I have been to some 3 stars hotels which were not as good as the Nettuno, this is a 1 star rated hotel so you cannot expect luxury but my room was basic but clean and in good order. The staff is very helpful and polite. The location is perfect to get to Fiera Milano, just few minutes walk to the Metro and no change to RhoFieramilano station. Also walking distance to Central station and the city centre. You will find few restaurant on the door steps and I would highly recommend Little Italy Restaurant.
The hotel room was really clean also the Bathtub and the toalet.
The girl at the reception was really friendly and helpful with anything we asked.
The location of the hotel was actually the best because only 3 metro stops were the Milano Duomo and the city centre from the hotel by the metro 3, the metro 3 literally was next to the hotel entrance.. The hotel is located also next to the main train station which has actually also the bus stop for the shuttle bus to the Malpensa and the Bergamo airport.
Perfect hotel. Feels like you are at your own appartement in Milano. Everything new and great design. The room is huge. Very calm. Near city centre, underground parking is one minute walk. We enjoyed everything. Girl at reception is very polite and welcoming.
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