(December 2025) Great place, spacious room, easy 3 minute walk to Subway line M1, good…read moreneighborhood, supermarket within 10 minute walk, several cafes within 5 minute walk. Only slightly annoying thing is they have to buzz you into the gate every time you enter, but this is common and they do it for cars and pedestrians alike. other minor things: I couldn't figure out the shower temperature control. The handles were confusing. It stayed only at one temperature, but fortunately that temperature was warm enough. The ventilation system had a fan-only setting but it was a little squeaky. The room could use a lot more hooks to hang things on. Staff were very friendly and helpful and all spoke English, which seems common in hotels here.

I give this Hilton high marks. It is nothing special exactly, but a very competent hotel with…read moregreat staff. We stayed here to use Hilton points in Milan. The location is about 5 miles from the Galleria, which is--believe it or not--about a 30 minute taxi ride (and 25 euros). However, the hotel is a few hundred feet from the M1 Metro station which will take you right to the Galleria and the Duomo. There is nothing special within walking distance of the hotel, but there is a pharmacy, a cafe or two, and a supermarket. The room itself was decent sized for Europe, had a balcony, and a cold mini-fridge. The bed was comfortable, and I slept well every night. All in all, I would stay here again if visiting Milan.

We stayed here 3 separate times on our tour of Italy and Germany. The rooms are comfortable, the…read morelocation is excellent and best of all, the staff is top notch. Shout-out to Ricardo, Omar, and Arash for being so helpful and friendly.

Stayed here while in Milan and thoroughly enjoyed everything about this place. First and foremost…read morethe rooms were quite large compared to others we stayed at and they were completely up to date. The free WiFi was nice too as communicating via Instant Messenger and Facebook was our only real way to contact people back home in the States. The complimentary breakfast was very good as well. Most places we stayed at offered very little (some cheese, salami, cereal), but these guys had pretty wide spread breakfast offerings.

Le sale riunioni sono un po piccole, ma interessanti se utilizzate per piccoli gruppi max sei -…read moreotto persone. La classe elevata della sala vip, (ultimo piano) ha un ambiente molto elegante e una sala adatta a incontri di alto livello, ma con gruppi non numerosi.

roughly 10€ taxi ride from milano centrale railway station...or, a short metro ride to turro subway…read morestation and 5 minute walk to hotel...ramada is quite nice...professional and excellent staff...modern and comfortable lobby...up-to-date gym...hot tub and spa service all available within hotel....spacious rooms with multiple language cable television...large shower and modern decor...daily complimentary breakfast buffet starting at 7am....perfect tasty scrambled eggs..soft bacon...scrumptious croissants...juicy sausages...cheeses, great salumi and fresh fruits...endless choices and such a big variety...starting each morning with a full belly...the location is near the turro metro station, so easy access to all destinations by subway...1,50€ single ride (90 minutes) or 4,50€ day pass (24 hours)...around the hotel, there really isn't much in the area...very quiet and nothing visible that is walking distance...besides the farmers market on wednesday along the park across the hotel, hardly see any people in the area...

The good: -The room…read morewe got was huge - The room was mostly clean minus the moldy caulk in the shower - Located right across from the central train station The Bad: - A king bed to them is 2 small beds shoved together (that's not how that works) that was incredibly uncomfortable. -They had all AC turned off (saving money?) so my room was between 75-77F each night and made sleeping very difficult - The breakfast buffet they have is one of the worst. Their coffee is offensive to all of Italy. Completely unremarkable food that isn't worth the price. -For how big the room was, the shower was SO small. The handle was insanely temperamental and it's a few centimeters between getting burned to death or frozen. Overall I would not stay here again or recommend it.

The worst experience we had for our hotel in Italy! Reasons:…read more1. Cold room in the winter The max temp the room can go is 24C when we called them to increase the temp they just said No! rudely. The room is cold even during the day and not needed to say coldest at night. I come from the US, and among all the hotels I went, this is the coldest among all!!! 2. Unfunctional radiator The radiator which warms the room is behind the curtains to when you close thecurtains at night, the warm weather would go outide. So cold nights!! Useless!!! 3. 2 twin beds sold as king bed They charged us for king bed when they put 2 twin beds next to each other. You cant even sleep in the middle as it is so uncomfortable. 4. Small sized trash cans We could not even find the rooms's trash can at first so small can under the table and dont let me start on the can they put at the bathroom sooo tiny.

This is a very nice and cozy hotel close to Milan city center. Since I was on a business trip I did…read morenot need to resort to public transport except for my return back to the airport. I opted for a taxi since it was very early in the morning but the train station is only a few blocks away. This hotel is very quaint. i stayed in 2 separate rooms, one was much smaller with very little room to move around whereas the 2nd one was larger. You are welcomed to the room with nice fluffy sandals, a mini bar filled with water, snacks and drinks and the price is very reasonable. I did not mind the smaller room at all, on the contrary I was impressed with the use of space. The stay includes breakfast and the selection is pretty good. Do not expect an American breakfast spread with Eggs and sausage but they had plenty of pastries, varieties of coffee, yogurt and lots of fruits and drinks. one evening they also mentioned that they serve free welcome drinks in the early evening but I couldn't stay since I was going out to dinner with coworkers. They never charged me for the water I used from the mini bar either. The employees are very friendly and welcoming and makes sure that your stay is comfortable. My first room had some problem minor issue with the controller for the heater but they had extra blankets and i was comfortable. One thing to note is that neither of the 2 hotels I stayed at had an iron in the room. One of them ironed items for you at a charge. So make sure you try to take clothes that don;t easily wrinkle.

Convenient location to airport. Rooms small but nice bathrooms. Restaurant is open at 7 pm, food…read moreis decent. Breakfast in morning is great with plenty of buffet selection .

This was a pretty nice hotel in Milan. We were upgraded to this hotel due to our other hotel in our…read moretravel package closing down. The lobby was nice, the bartender was very friendly and the on-site restaurant was adequate. We came from a week touring Tuscany, so it was kind of hard to downgrade to hotel food after eating like kings for the week. It was also a bit expensive at the restaurant. We paid about twice what we paid per meal in Tuscany. The rooms were nice and the bathrooms were larger than many other European hotels I've stayed at. The front desk staff was nice as well.

Staff was very nice. Hotel is designed oddly. Have to carry bags up 1 1/2 flights of stairs to…read morelobby. Rooms are small and bed is double bed. Closet only holds 8 hangers. Ok if traveling alone but difficult if couple. Water temperature changes during shower for no reason. Either cold or burning hot. Breakfast in morning was excellent. Garage is another oddity where you have to walk out of to street to get to hotel.

We booked a one night stay prior to our departure from Linate airport. A double bed was not…read moreavailable in an accessible room (I am in a wheelchair), so we chose a regular room. Usually we can manage OK without all the special handles etc. The first problem is the lobby, which is up a long flight of stairs. There is no other way into the hotel. My husband went up the stairs, checked us in, then came back down to where I was waiting. An employee went from Reception to a lower level and opened a locked door for us. This allowed me to roll down a ramp, then navigate through the basement and up an elevator to our floor. If I had been travelling alone, I would have to phone the hotel to open the secure door in order to check in. We had to repeat this process when we returned from dinner. We opened the narrow door to our room and immediately decided to ask for an accessible room instead. My wheelchair wouldn't fit in the room or enter the bathroom. The hotel switched us with no difficulty, but at this point we were wondering why a hotel with an inaccessible lobby would have accessible rooms! The room's accessible features were a bit more open space and wider doors. The toilet had no grab bars and the shower was a rounded corner shower that was not ro in and didn't have a seat. We went down for breakfast and found that the elevator didn't go to the right level. The restaurant was down half a flight of stairs. An employee took us around through hallways to a second elevator that went to the restaurant level. We had to take two elevators back to our room. The hotel menu did not inspire us for dinner so we went out. We ate at the hotel for breakfast. I am allergic to gluten so I had scrambled eggs from the buffet, which were lukewarm, a mint, cucumber, and tomato juice smoothie (nice), fruit (cantaloupe, pineapple, and kiwi) and walnuts and pumpkin seeds. The water for tea wasn't hot enough to steep tea, especially because the tea cups were very small. We parked on the street. The staff were helpful with our accessibility issues when we needed the secure door opened, etc. Anyone checking in with a lot of luggage would have to do the same or carry bags up that flight of stairs. I just don't feel that's a workable hotel design. An intercom from the entrance to Reception would make the situation slightly better. BTW, hotel location was a challenge for our rental car GPS to find. Google Maps was better. Watch for white rectangular signs with "nh hotel 2" when you get close.