This was a great stay! The lobby is beautiful and modern and the people working the front desk were…read morekind and quick. They had iced lemon water in the lobby at all times too. We were offered prosecco at check in too. The room was clean and spacious. We were able to get more pillows easily. The view from our room was of the train station but we could still see the city. The shower was huge! Whole room was modern and chic. Great location- quick walk to the train and metro.

AC Hotel Milano is everything you'll need for a pleasant stay. Right off the Porta Garibaldi train…read morestation, there's an entrance to the station literally adjacent to the hotel. Very convenient if you want to take the train directly to and from the Malpensa airport. As for the room, it was very clean, sufficient space, and had a nice view of the train station and city buildings. The hotel bar is also a cozy spot to sit and enjoy a beverage and snacks. The breakfast is superb. Lots if options with delicious items. Overall, it was a great stay. There are accessible restaurants and bars only a few minutes walking distance and if you need to burn off a large meal, the Duomo area is a 40 min walk. The staff are very pleasant and friendly and also the hotel gym is great amenity as well. Definitely will consider staying here again!

I came to Milan for the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics and was so happy to have…read morechosen The Hub. During major international events like the Olympics, choosing the right hotel makes a huge difference in how smoothly your entire stay unfolds. The service on arrival was exceptional, and it was clear immediately that the staff were experienced in handling guests from around the world. The rooms were large and offered lots of amenities, which made it easy to settle in and feel comfortable. But one stand-out is the free local shuttle that takes you to the subway station. This was really a game changer for us since we did not know how to navigate the area properly, and it made accessing central Milan simple and stress free. The hotel has a gym and pool too, which added to the overall convenience and flexibility of the stay. I was able to walk to grocery stores within 15 minutes as well, which made longer stays much easier to manage. This hotel quietly delivers a level of practicality and comfort that becomes even more valuable when you are visiting for a major global event. Overall, The Hub is a great hotel in Milan.

I recently stayed here for work, and overall, I was less than impressed…read more To start, this hotel is located about half an hour from the airport, and is quite far from the centre of Milan. In fact, there is actually nothing in this area to do, and from what I have heard from the hotel staff, is considered an 'unsafe' area after hours. The staff were pleasant, but did not go out of their way in any manner in providing services, and provided very 'basic' information. In fact, I inquired about their shuttle services to the metro, and the facilities in the hotel, and was given inadequate and inaccurate instructions by several staff members. The rooms are quite small and 'minimalistic,' with basic furnishings and linens, including a bed, and built-in table. There is a small fridge and safe in each room, as well as a TV (with 1 English channel, EuroNews). The bathrooms are equipped with a shower and toilet, but no bath. The toiletries are also quite basic in nature. I did use the gym which is attached to a spa and pool. This is located on the 14th floor with a nice view (and although it says panoramic, it is a panoramic view of the industrial setting). The gym has several treadmills, and elliptical machine, free weights, a workout bench and exercise bike. I did not use the spa facilities. There is a free breakfast buffet which is a typical hotel continental breakfast with cereal, fruits, pastries, coffee/tea. We dined at the restaurant as a group, and I must say, it was INCREDIBLY disappointing. We were provided with a set menu, which include lasagna mignon to start, which was bland and unappealing. This was followed by veal parmigiana, which was really a greasy breaded and fried veal cutlet served with greasy french fries - most of us asked for 'something else' which ended up being a very unusual salad of mixed greens with corn, and tomatoes. The dessert of yogurt semifreddo was the saving grace (but not great). Overall, we all left hungry and unsatisfied. To note, we were the only ones dining in the restaurant, and really the only guests in the hotel as well, which is likely an indication of its reputation. We also held the first day of our business meetings at the hotel, in a small conference room on the bottom level. There was inadequate ventilation (in very hot weather). As mentioned, the location is a very inconvenient location - 1/2 an hour away from the nearest airport, and it requires a shuttle to get to the metro, followed by having to take the metro (approx half an hour) to get to Milan. There is nothing in this area to do or see, and it is not worth the price to stay here. I would not recommend this place overall.

This hotel was excellent in every way. The customer service was fantastic and the rooftop…read morerestaurant was very nice. The breakfast options were ample, plus the lunch options were also excellent. The views were amazing. The bathrooms/showers were modern with nice soaps. Check in was painless and took maybe 4 minutes. Bed was super comfortable and the hallways have there luminous relaxed mood lighting. Location is interesting, but walkable. Prices were reasonable given that it's sort of a niche offering.

Excellent. The front desk (Shemwel and Klaryce) provided excellent guidance on local restaurants…read moreand walking routes.

Loved the hotel, the large windows in our room, the huge breakfast and the rooftop bar.read more

We spent my one night and had a lot of fun . The rooms are very well decorated with fantastic…read morebathroom facilities , breakfast buffet was also a 5-star experience with high ingredients and so many options . We also tried the rooftop bar which was very nice for late night drinks (although quite expensive !) Very recommended !

Impersonal budget hotel with inflated third party prices asking you to conserve and be quiet at…read moreevery corner. Room was clean, mattresses were cheap, overly firm, but fine. Heating and air conditioning cannot be adjusted at all except to turn on or off. The room is set to a balmy 24 C/ 76 F so we were quite hot and slept without the comforters most of the evening. Breakfast is not included and we didn't pay for it, opting for a nearby bakery instead as the value didn't seem worth the offering for a family.

We went to Milano for a few days to catch an Inter's game and a friend suggested this hotel, near…read morethe Central Station. Some other friends and also we read in online reviews, were less convinced about this people due to the safety of the area around the station and the fact that this is part of huge hotel chain and the rooms are small. As far as I am concerned all these worries people had seemed out of placed and unnecessary. There was no safety issue whatsoever in the streets; right outside the station there are often groups of young immigrants spending time together, but we weren't bothered at all. We walked with no problem around the hotel, to the metro and toward the center also in the evening, so relax, it's fine; just use the same common sense you use all the times. The hotel: well, it is a bit small, but it's an Italian hotel, not an American hotel, so lobby is small but service was courteous and with no hiccups; room is not huge but it's all we needed and clean. Plus, let's face, if you are in Milan, how much time are you going to spend in the room?? Our experience was just very good and the location is perfect, a short walk to station and metro. Also, if you don't want/need to go far, from the hotel to the Station there are several good restaurants to stop by. Some told me they are expensive because of the location, but although I am Italian, I live in Florida, so to me those prices were extremely good. We will be back to this location, hopefully this year!

I went to Hotel Zara Milano earlier this month and had booked a single room. I entered the room and…read moreeverything seemed fine, went into the shower which had two glass doors. The second I pulled the handle on the glass door to shut it I heard a very loud cracking sound all over and then a crash, the entire door just completely broke into tiny little glass pieces and fell at my feet. I look down and all I could see was glass and blood. Huge amounts of blood that I couldn't identify the source of. I tried to focus and noticed that my toe was deeply cut. The issue was there was now a bed of glass and in order for me to leave the shower and get to safety there was no way out other than actually walking on the glass. I did and went and on the bed and tried to take control of my foot's situation and then called the receptionist. Her name was Simona and she came and entered the room to the sight of glass and blood. Her reaction was so casual that I felt as if nothing had actually happened and I was just imagining things. She got me iodine and antiseptic and did not even bother to get band-aids, I had to ask her for them and she very casually told me that she didn't think she had them and she will look for some. She got them for me after a while. A cleaning lady came and cleaned the glass from the room (badly, as days later I kept discovering pieces of glass in the room and in the corridor as well which was causing me to drag more glass pieces into the room when I was walking in). I should mention that the cleaning lady seemed a lot more concerned about me and all the blood she'd seen than Simona. I came back to the hotel and asked them for how they were going to compensate me and Simona just looked so confused, she made it seem like it was something completely normal and they had fixed the door so it was good enough of them and that I shouldn't be complaining or asking for any compensation. There was another receptionist called Amadeiu whom was even more inappropriate and told me that it was good enough that they didn't make me pay for the damages of the door. Also, whenever Simona would be there she would just start talking to Amadeiu in Italian which I felt was very rude.

We stayed here for two nights during our recent Italian vacation, and we really enjoyed this…read moreeclectic boutique hotel. The location is great, despite the fact that its views aren't the best... but that's tough to achieve with Italy's narrow streets. We were only steps away from Duomo, where we could grab a cab, take the Metro, or rent a bicycle. It's also steps away from a huge shopping plaza with many high-end shops. The hotel itself is very stylish and chic. The rooms are unique. Ours had a huge circular jacuzzi tub that was very much appreciated after long days of walking and biking and exploring the city. They offer free wi-fi, you just have to get a new code every 24 hours. We had three devices between the two of us (two phones & a tablet), and it was no problem getting three codes daily. The hotel has an outside deck with a bar off the second floor. Breakfast was great, and the wait staff was wonderful. Actually, the staff throughout the hotel was superb. We stayed in 7 different hotels during our trip to Italy, and this hotel had the best, friendliest, most helpful, most accommodating staff out of any of the hotels. I'd stay there again if we ever find our way back to Milan.

The Grey Hotel was perfectly located a block from the Duomo. It is a 100E cab ride from the airport…read moreFYI (as would any hotel in the city center). The rooms were clean, the staff was helpful and spoke great English, so there were no communication issues. There is no room service, but they have a bar on the first floor and a restaurant (which I did not eat at). They also do not have a gym, but they give you access to another hotels gym down the street. The hotel was pricey the week I was there, due to a trade show booking up majority of hotels in Milan, so I would assume there are equally as great hotels in the area and could come at a better price.

It's an OK B&B. We've arrived rather late in the evening and spent only one night here, so we can…read morebarely say anything more about this place, but few our impressions are as followed. Entrance is through the restaurant, so remember to go there first. It's closed between 3PM and 6:30PM. Place is rather oldschool italian retro style, too much of orange and yellow, arghhh. It's very clean and I must admit it - our bedding was neat, whole room and a bathroom were carefully cleaned as well. Location was very good for us - 15 minutes walk from the station and few minutes walk to the Funiculare stop. You can also deposit your luggage for few hours. Perfetto! They even have breakfast included in the price and we didn't expect much, but it was a weird breakfast. There are a lot of things to eat - milk, yoghurt, cereals in the kitchen and some prepacked croissants, hazelnut chocolate paste, jam and a juice. But everything is mediocre quality and full of sugar, so it's hard to eat it. I think I'd prefer smaller choice of things, but good ones. Nice gesture anyway. Big disadvantage - water in the shower was so cold, I was afraid I'll freeze my mind out. I waited for few minutes before even entering a shower, but still I had to wash my hair with a cold water, and it's one of the worst experiences I've had in my life. It remindes me of times when I was a scout and we've never had a warm water during our campings. I hated this so much! So, thanks Ciccio for bringing me my worst memories to life again ;) What unpleasantly surprised us is that they were doing some small renovation in the building from morning hours. It wasn't so bad, they didn't wake us up, but they also didn't let us know that something like this is going on. Anyway, we've had a shared bathroom and we didn't really checked-out yet, when we realized that doors to this shared bathroom were... removed. Luckily we took a shower before, but using a restroom was impossible. That's pretty lame. Beside those drawbacks everything was quite OK, so I'd probably still reconsider staying here. Good location, clean rooms, bathrooms and equipped kitchen are the necessary minimum I expect from the apartment/hotel and everything was here. If you want something more, you may be disappointed.