Boutique Hotels in Milan

"The hotel room looked very new and clean, and the front desk staff were friendly. Although the breakfast area was small, the food was good. The location is convenient, right across from the train station. The only downside was the lack of complimentary bottled water, and the tap water quality was concerning; I wouldn't even dare to drink it after boiling. Luckily, I had some mineral water left from the plane, otherwise I would have had to buy the hotel's overpriced water."

"The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the train station, which is its biggest advantage. There's also a supermarket downstairs, which is very convenient. The downsides are that the bathroom light is motion-activated, so it would suddenly turn off while showering. The 2-in-1 shower gel and shampoo came in a tiny bottle. The food and drinks in the mini-fridge cost extra, and the air conditioning wasn't very responsive. For both days I stayed, it wouldn't turn on automatically, and I had to go to the front desk to get it working. On the first day, it was too cold, and on the second, the airflow was very weak. The soundproofing was decent, but I could still hear noise from the hallway. Overall, though, I was satisfied. The room was quite spacious, and the bed was a double."

"The accommodation is well-situated, close to the central station and with tram lines nearby. It's quite peaceful, being located in a quiet neighborhood. However, cleanliness could improve; our room wasn't made up any day of our stay."

"So glad I chose this hotel! The location is incredibly convenient. We arrived from Zermatt on our check-in day, and the heat in Milan was a real shock after sleeping under down duvets. After dropping off our luggage, we headed to the Duomo. Even though it was very close, I felt like I was going to get heatstroke while sightseeing. After the Duomo, we went straight back to the hotel to rest, which was so easy because of its proximity. The next day, we relaxed at the hotel until 11 AM check-out, stored our luggage, and went to see The Last Supper. Then we bought souvenirs at La Rinascente, came back to the hotel to pack them, and headed to the airport. If it hadn't been for this hotel, I probably wouldn't have even seen The Last Supper, let alone gone shopping, due to feeling unwell. The toiletries provided were by Frederic Malle, so if you're a fan, you'll love them! The only slight disappointment was the breakfast. It's located in the basement, and the space felt a bit cramped and stuffy. This might also be because I wasn't feeling well and ended up going back to my room without eating anything."