Ibis Milan Centro offers free WiFi and air-conditioned and soundproofed rooms, 1148 feet from Repubblica Train and Metro Station. Milan Central Train Station is 15 minutes' walk away.
Conveniently located only 656 feet 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.
sophie
Australia
nice location! super easy check in and out, held our bags for us and good value for money.
Immersed in a 8,000-m2 park, Hotel Da Vinci offers a restaurant and a private parking. It is just outside Milan, 492 feet from Bruzzano Station, offering direct links to the city center.
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.
Sufa
Israel
I liked the facilities provided and the level of professionality offered by the staff and room cleaning service
Just 984 feet from Lima Metro Station and a few steps from the popular shops of Milan's Corso Buenos Aires, Starhotels Ritz is also a 10-minute walk from Milano Centrale Train Station.
Batuhan
Turkey
They provided slippers and a lot of towels which was very nice. The location and the size of the room was great. The staff were very helpful and kind. It was very easy to access public transportation.
NH Collection Milano Touring is 3 minutes' walk from both Turati and Repubblica Metro, 0.6 mi from Milano Centrale Train Station, and a 15-minute walk from both the city center and Via della Spiga...
Sabrina
United Arab Emirates
The staff is incredible. I like how they're constantly giving the customers food and drinks for free.
Great location - 20 min walk to the Duomo
Attractively set in Milan, Worldhotel Cristoforo Colombo has air-conditioned rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
ABRAR
Kuwait
I like the location of the hotel although it is 30mins walk to the Duomo, but it has many different shops and restaurants next to it 👍🏻
INNSiDE by Melia Milano Torre GalFa has a restaurant, gym with InFit® system, a bar and shared lounge in Milan, only 820 feet from Milano Centrale Train Station.
Maka
Israel
Clean hotel, good breakfast, close to central railway station.
Located in Milan and with Darsena reachable within a 7-minute walk, Vico Milano has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Facing the entrance of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Park Hyatt Milano is set in the heart of the fashion district, 656 feet from the Cathedral and La Scala Theater.
central location, attentive staff. Nothing to fault.
AXYHOTELS InnStyle Milano is in Milan’s commercial district, just 164 feet from the popular shopping street of Corso Buenos Aires. All rooms offer air conditioning and a 55-inch flat-screen TV.
The free food and drinks then food and the staff were brilliant.
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.
Very good place: close to train station and metro.
Hotel Panizza offers free Wi-Fi and buffet breakfast. It is close to Milan's Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, hosting the world-famous Last Supper fresco by Leonardo da Vinci.
I enjoyed my short stay, comfortable bed and nice staff !
Offering a free fitness center and free WiFi, Starhotels Tourist features modern air-conditioned rooms. It is a few steps from Bignami Metro Stop, with direct links to San Siro Stadium.
Staff were very professional and efficient. Thank you.
The Agape Hotel AA Hotels is set in a quiet area of Milan, just 66 feet away from the metro. Relax in the hotel’s comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi connection.
Absolutely everything.
The 4 stars are perfectly there from all points of view!
eco Hotel Milano & BioRiso Restaurant is an eco-friendly hotel with a garden and restaurant, located 984 feet from Affori Centro Metro Station and 1.2 mi from Bovisa Train Station.
Location, 300m from metro station
Clean
Good stuff
Just 492 feet from Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral, Hotel Spadari features original artwork and modern comforts throughout. Rooms include free mineral water, air conditioning and free WiFi.
The breakfast was amazing. Everything you could want.
Located in the historic center of Milan, just a few steps from the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Duomo, The Street Milano Duomo | a Design Boutique Hotel offers contemporary-style rooms, free WiFi...
we didn t have breakfast .
The location is amazing
Bulgari Hotel Milano is probably the most refined and exclusive establishment in Milan, a boutique property adjacent to the most important shopping street, Via Montenapoleone.
All the staff.. EXCELLENT ..!!
Hotel.. EXCELLENT..!!
Opening directly on Piazza Duomo square, The Glamore Milano Duomo is set in a historical building overlooking the great Cathedral of Milan. It is a few steps from La Scala Theater and Duomo Metro.
Location, staff, management, everything was beautiful
With a central location in Milan, the Magna Pars l'Hotel à Parfum, Small Luxury Hotels of the World is a luxury 5-star hotel offering ultra-modern suites with free Wi-Fi.
The staff, ambience and location were outstanding.
FAQs about hotels in Milan
On average, 3-star hotels in Milan cost $173 per night, and 4-star hotels in Milan are $257 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Milan can be found for $687 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Milan this weekend is $273 or, for a 4-star hotel, $401. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Milan for this weekend cost around $1,880 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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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 place to stay for your travels in Milan.
Milan is a beautiful city to visit, and I will return.
Milan is a beautiful city to visit, and I will return. The architectural history cannot be explained, you have to see it. Lots of cafes and places to eat and lots of shopping streets from high-end fashion to low-end. It caters to everyone, provided you know where to go. There's always someone providing live entertainment at Duomo Square, the vibe is enjoyable. I would strongly recommend you take some anti-mosquito spray with you if traveling/walking around in the evening. The city does seem to have a problem with mosquitoes! For parking, make sure you only park in blue and white bays, if you're lucky enough to find them. Enjoy!
Rifquah
South Africa
8.0
Scored 8.0
To be honest, I expected a little more from Milan.
To be honest, I expected a little more from Milan. I have been traveling to Italy for years (mainly central Italy, where I spent almost a year of my life), this time I was in Milan for the first time and I was a bit disappointed. The Duomo and the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery are impressive, I really liked the Sforza Castle, and the green areas next to Bosco Verticale are an interesting place. In the evening, it is worth having dinner in Naviglio. However, I personally didn't like the atmosphere of this city, I like Rome or Florence much more. I will definitely give him another chance ;)
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Anonymous
Poland
10
Scored 10
Great place for a short stay, with lots to see and do.
Great place for a short stay, with lots to see and do. BUT - a lot of places such as art galleries have to be booked well in advance. Try to get a guided tour (good free ones available!), but also spend some time wandering on your own. You can get a decent street map for 2 euros from a kiosk near the Central station, and I found this really helpful. Definitely go on the tour round the Duomo. Read other people's tips before you go, but do your own thing.
Brenda
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
If anyone expects the warmth and courtesy extended by the...
If anyone expects the warmth and courtesy extended by the Italians in New York bodegas or restaurants in the USA to be the same in Milan, you will be frustrated! In Milan, they appear to make things more difficult than they need to be for tourists. They are abrupt and tend to cut you off as if they are speaking to their fellow Italians. It does not matter whether you are taking a Trenitalia train or are involved in a tour, they are not particlarly hospitable. The Milanese pride themselves on tourism, but they have no absolute clue about what it is to extend hospitality to tourists, which is terribly disappointing. Italy's true warmth is better experienced the farther you are from Milan, which I must say is overrated. The cities of Florence and other places are magnificent! Tourists recommend that Milan should not be the first city you visit if you plan to visit Italy, but rather the last. Experience the friendlier (touristy) cities first and compare them to Milan.
DeBonne
United States of America
10
Scored 10
I had been to Milan once before for a short stay and was not...
I had been to Milan once before for a short stay and was not impressed. This time, we stayed longer and dove into the culture, and we really enjoyed it! Favorite places- Sforza Castle, La Scala (saw an opera there and it was amazing!), and The Last Supper painting at Santa Maria delle Grazie (book Last Supper tours far in advance of your stay!). We enjoyed an apertivo along the pleasant canal (Naviglio Grande). Until this trip, we didn't realize Milan had a canal. Milan is a large city, but we used public transportation, which saved us time and excessive walking. The trams and subways are clean, easy to use, and safe. We took a regional train to Varenna at Lake Como, and hopped a ferry to Bellagio. Our excursion to Lake Como was the perfect day trip from Milan.
Victoria
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
The mall was nice. The architecture was great.
The mall was nice. The architecture was great.
The outlet mall was great. There were so many great deals.
The cathedral tour was great. I'm still amazed at how big that thing is.
Lake Como - it was very nice. Be sure to plan to spend a full day at least, to get the full effect.
During my stay in Italy I stayed in several hotels but Matilde Boutique Hotel was a standout for me. Rooms are spacious, tastefully decorated, very clean. The location is perfect just around the corner from the Duomo. Staff members were very attentive and helpful.
Breakfast was excellent, there were always many choices, everything was fresh and tasty. The bonus were the views as I could see Galleria Vittorio Emanuele building while eating my breakfast. Next time I am in Milano I will be staying in this exceptional hotel.
beautiful place to stay when you are in Milan. Close to the city centre and in the middle of night life - absolutely in the heart of Naviglio Grande. You get out of the hotel and you walk by the canal and just choose which one bar you will drink in, but when you come back into the hotel, you come to one cosy, historic and calm place with comfort rooms, delicious breakfast and super kind and helpfull staff. i hope we will come back
Nice hotel, well connected to the city centre, however on foot is quite far. Staff were very helpful, lent us a phone charger as ours broke at midnight.... Price quite high for the standard of the hotel, but acceptable compared to other hotels in Milan.
The room was very clean and we had everything we needed. It is located close to Central station so it is very convenient if you need to take the train to travel from Milan. You can also walk to the city centre of Milan from the hotel.
We were happy with this hotel which was very much as expected. Location and parking were good, and the hotel was very good value for a hotel in Milan, although not within reasonable walking distance from the city centre.
Gerard
Ireland
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