I spent two nights here on business. Check in went super quickly. The front desk employee was very…read morefriendly and helpful. My room was very comfortable and I loved that I had a view of the duomo. The room was nice and quiet. And the bed was comfortable. I loved that there are robes available to wear. The location was amazing and there are so many great places to eat and shop close by. I will look forward to coming back when I am in town again.

Wonderful staff and good restaurant. The view of the courtyard was beautiful. We will be back!read more

For me especially in a foreign country I require very little. Good clean linens, a solid mattress,…read moreclean bathroom & of course good Wi-Fi speed. Manin met al the requirements & then some. Nice modern design for an older hotel good location & pleasant staff. Breakfast was more than adequate. Only stayed here two nights and really didn't do anything but sleep, but for my money this was top shelf in a list of otherwise pedestrian hotels across Italy.

Hotel Manin was excellent. We got to the hotel before noon and our room was ready even though check…read morein normally is at 3 pm. The room was facing the park. So the view was just lovely. The decor was modern and esthetically appealing. It was very clean and the bedding was very good quality. The front desk was very helpful and gave us a map of Milan and shared very good advise. The location was so perfect we walked everywhere we wanted to go. We were in the Brera design district so the hotel was close to all the fashion boutiques and galleries. We were also very close to the duomo, the galleria, and La Scala. I can absolutely recommend the Hotel Manin as a good value for a mid range price hotel in Milan.

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.

My original review was from 2014. This review is based on our stay in November 2018…read more We were excited to go back to this hotel as we really enjoyed our first stay here. This time, the only positive I can give is that the staff members were really nice and there is a great grocery store across the street. Upon check-in, we walked into a packed lobby as there was conference going on. We were greeted by Laura at the front desk, she was friendly and helpful. Laura quickly got us checked in and told us that we could wait for our room in the concierge lounge. The lounge was the same as I remembered, dark, but it had a decent selection of non-alcoholic beverage. The ice situation was not great, just a bucket filled with melting ice that anyone can reach their hands into. And, every night, a group of pilots would sit at the lounge talking for hours, taking up space for other guests that just might want a few minutes to relax. The hotel needs maintenance. The carpets are torn and pieced back together, as is the wallpaper. The room felt dirty, there was mold build up in the bathroom around the sink and tub. At night we wanted to turn on the air, we were told that they turn the AC off for the winter. We opened the sliders which was a huge mistake, none of us were able to sleep between the constant noise of emergency vehicles and the mosquitos! Even though it was winter, we got eaten alive by mosquitos. We decided on the second night to just suffer through the heat. The morning breakfast spread is big with a lot of options, but it is extremely busy. The wait staff members were not friendly or helpful at all. The biggest thing that bothered me is what I will call the smoker's gauntlet. Every time we arrived or left the hotel, we had to walk through the covered area through tons of people smoking, it was absolutely disgusting. I have no idea why this hotel can't find another area and dedicate it to smokers. The location of the hotel is a bit far from tourist stuff, but it is a quick walk to the subway. Marriott needs to take a look at this property and put some money into renovating it.

Out of the 7 hotels we stayed at in Europe, the Marriott in Milan was somewhere in the middle. It…read morewasn't bad, but wasn't awesome either. I thought the porters were a bit slow. We received one of our luggage and waited around 30 minutes for the 2nd one to arrive. We were in a bit of a hurry because we were going out to dinner and didn't want to wait around for the second luggage. As you enter the main lobby, you can't help but look at their enormous white and pink chandelier. A bit odd as it did not match the rest of the décor. Once again, WiFi is NOT free here, but only in the main lobby area. Our hotel room was on the same side as the main entrance and facing the street. Right across from us is an apartment building I believe. We saw other folks out on their balcony. The bathroom also has a huge deep tub. There is also a fridge with drinks, snacks and a dusty bottled water (not free of course). The carpet inside is a deep blue with yellow/gold wallpaper. The door is also nicely detailed in (faux?) wood as well as the furniture. So it's more of a traditional style and not so much modern. The other negative that was really annoying was the elevators! They were on the smaller side and so slow! Breakfast is include and they had a lot of variety to chose from (waffles, eggs, bacon, yogurt, baked goods etc). One note I must make is that the staff felt a little more snobbish. I felt like I should have worn a nice dress or something fancier. All in all, Milan was alright and not sure if I'll ever be in the city again or this hotel, but it was a decent stay.

Outstanding Star have been excellent my room was great!…read moreNice welcome platter in my room on my first night. Restaurant is top notch

Pros: * A few minutes easy walk from the central station,…read moreand convenient access to nearby restaurants and stores. * Check-in staff were smilingly personable, patient, and attentive. * The guest room is comfortably clean, spacious, and sound-proof. Cons: * Guest room lighting controls are too counterintuitive and confusing to manage. * Guest room air-conditioning setting is too counterintuitive and confusing to adjust. * Bathroom shower water-control is too counterintuitive and confusing to adjust, and hot water supply remained uncomfortably lukewarm despite repeated attempts to adjust it. * Shower booth glass panel is too narrow to shield splashing water, making the floor wet and slippery, which may cause fall or even injury. * Morning buffet was lackluster, and some food items such as fruit and bread didn't taste fresh. * Lounge setting is aesthetic, but the dark patterns of guestroom hallway carpet is visually unpleasant. * Only one elevator is in operation. Overall, this Hilton location warrants enhanced managerial attention.

This beautiful hotel was conveniently located - 10 mins walk to Duomo and Galleria Mall. The staff…read morewas very friendly and helpful. Our room was clean and room service was great. This hotel has an awesome rooftop bar with amazing views.

The service was good, the location was amazing for walking and exploring the area. The rooms are…read morelarge with a balcony and very nice bathroom. Definitely a good 4 star hotel that feels 5 star. The roof top bar and restaurant is also very nice!

The most beautiful hotel in Milan!!! Walking distance to the Duomo and shopping. You can literally…read morewalk everywhere from this location. I love the hotels aesthetic it's like a luxury Alice in wonderland.

Great for couples or yourself. The hotel is located near transit lines and can be in walking…read moredistance of many restaurants and shops. They have a wonderful Turkish spa that is great And a great breakfast if you opt for it There are stores walking distance and on the weekdays there's a micro farmers market on the next corner to check out. Milano is similar to any gentrified neighborhood with its graffiti but expensive clothing shops. But the food is decent. As you'll find a good deal on food going out. And if your not form Italy. McDonald's is difftent but avoid the pannarozeti( yes I misspelled it ) Staff is awesome and welcoming.

I stayed here for 1 night on a business trip and was very pleased with the hotel. If it was not for…read morethe slow WiFi this would get rated 5 stars from me given the value for money. Location is very good and central and although an older building, the rooms are all refurbished and nicely decorated. Moreover, decent bed, shower etc. so all working. Breakfast was decent and as expected with a decent coffee. Quite a variety of things on offer. Used the gym room in the morning which was okay but lacking fresh towels and clearly not the focus of the management. Overall very decent option. Would definitely come back.

My stay was 3 weeks ago for 3 nights…read more To get out of the way: if you have a euro rail pass, are planning a lot of side trips on the train, plan to mainly stay and hang around the duomo for 3 or more days... location isn't recommended. Me: I am a frequent traveler to Milan (once a year) & I've stayed in over 15 hotels in Milan in the past 6 years. Because my main purpose is to shop I stay on budget. I try to spend less than $150/night on my hotel (also bc I travel solo) so I can spend more on shopping and food. My default spot is a modern four star near the train station bc I'm able to get to/from airport & tourist spots quicker; but that area def isn't fun & unsafe at night for a female traveling solo- so when I chose this hotel it meant giving up those conveniences for a real, safer neighborhood & change of scenery. It was the height of tourist season & I averaged $100/night after taxes (couples probably pay more), I don't regret this choice & was willing to add 22 euros/day to my budget for taxi travel (as this hotel isn't near a Metro & it's impossible to learn the bus route). Overall: If this hotel was charging double what I paid I'd be on the fence about giving a full 5 stars due to location. But because an equivalent hotel room (with this decor, cleanliness & service) would be at least 2.5x the cost near the duomo, it's great for the price where the difference is the extra 18-20 minute walk. Staff: I read the earlier & poor reviews re hotel staff from over a year ago. The staff must have improved bc overall they were likable. Milan hospitality has room for improvement (although it's excellent when you get to the $700/night & up range ie: Four Seasons - a hotel I like very much in Milan, but def you pay the hefty price for the A-list service in the city). Milan hotels under $250/n rarely make an attempt to improve rudeness. BUT my experience at this hotel was opposite, staff was pleasant- they even made compliments (honestly that's not a Milan hospitality trait so it was duly noted and appreciated) - thus, perhaps this hotel made attempts to improve since last year - which is great! They even asked and called me a cab right away when they saw my suitcase (I know that's expected, but it's Milan). Room: Layout utilizes the space; clean and modern with a rustic touch. In particular, I like the spacious bathroom and shelves for towels and toiletry. It's more on the modern side and rooms def have a specific style (art deco sconces with washed green walls and modern wood closet). So if you are traveling with kids the rooms itself don't scream family-friendly when you get into your room (which I think the images on site may lead you to believe) but the outdoor space is nice to have when you are traveling with family. Room service: Part of the perk I learned of staying at a neighborhood hotel is the food/wine is cheaper and so the room service bill was very kind to me. The big bottle of white in room I believe was 8 euros - nice. The only thing that sucked was my fridge wasn't working so I couldn't chill my water, but that was the only thing wrong with my room. Breakfast: I really enjoyed the "legit" breakfast - much better than the last 12 hotels I've stayed at in the city, (and def worth choosing this option when you book your room - it's only $8 more) which was large (Italian deli meats, Italian cheeses, bread, cereal, eggs, the barista makes a great cappuccino, salads and fruit), there were great gluten free options (bread and cereal) for me as I am GF. Nearby/Apertivo: Staying at this hotel I was able to discover one of the best Apertivo in Milan and that is Globe, at the rooftop of Coin (has great outdoor dining) which is basically down the street from the hotel. The Apertivo starts around 5:30pm and gets super busy around 8pm. (If anyone knows of a better apertivo, please DM me I would like to check it out). Location: Def not near tourist places: duomo & main shopping area. If you want to see the duomo etc, only stay here for price and pay about 10-12 euros each way with taxi or walk the extra 20 minutes. Most taxi drivers know this hotel (Uber is more expensive). I walked to Via Bigli to my favorite shops & it was a 22 minute walk. A decently rated hotel at this price closer to the duomo gets you a much smaller & tired room with no service - you def must spend 2-2.5x to get the equivalent. For three nights I was happy to save $400 staying at this hotel vs an equivalent one next to Via Bigli. In short this hotel is worth to stay on budget, you are getting a clean, modern room that feels updated; great selection of wine for cheap, satisfying breakfast & staff is amicable.