Hotel Adler

Couldn't choose a better place to stay! We were 4 girls from Albania, stayed the for one night and we were amazed of the politeness of the staff members, willing to help us in everything we asked. The breakfast was very simple but enough. They were very kind asking us if we need something extra to our breakfast and also treated us with coffees that were extra on the buffet table. We liked their garden and location of the hotel. We found very unique and uncommon the tiny elevator 😅😍. We would definitely go there again. So positive people and welcoming. Clean rooms with the necessary facilities. That place gave us some good vibes 🫶

Hotel Adler is a must if you’re going in Milan.The staff is amazing and really nice.The rooms are so clean and comfortable.The breakfast is great and tasty.And the garden is one of a kind.The hotel has that beautiful and vintage sight.Loved everything about this hotel.Adler did a great job on welcoming guests.Our personal greetings go to Matthew ,Christian,amd the old man I don’t remember the name of,which were really kind and friendly.10/10.Thank you again for having us.

Clean, easy to find, simple checkin, basic breakfast, overall good for value. Would recommend for a quick stay in Milan with easy access to most transportation.

Personnel is great help you in every way. Great breakfast. Has bar

very good location very friendly and helpful staff

Awful, simply awful. Old building, not renovated at all in the common areas. It's a loud place, you can hear everything's happening in the adjoining rooms or on the landing. The breakfast was terrible, especially if you think about the price per night (195€!) you would expect a minimum level of decency, instead of yoghurt from discount and a smelly omelette. Never again

Good - Good sized shower and lots of plugs in the room. Close to the M1 (Red) and M2 (Green) subway lines and a short walk to Corso Buenos Aires for restaurants and a Carrefour market. Bad - the air conditioning will blow on you when asleep but there is no blanket so you might freeze - or turn off the a/c before bed and use a towel as a blanket. Need a small shelf in the shower for shampoo, soap and such. Ugly - the property does show its age and the immediate area around the hotel lacks open restaurants or a decent market, hence having to go to Corso Buenos Aires. However, it is affordable, quiet and if all you are doing is sleeping and getting cleaned up, it is perfect. The young ladies at the front desk are friendly and were always interested in where in Milan I had been that day. Not sure if it is good or bad, but the elevator is tiny. You open an outer door, push in two inner doors and get in with just enough room for you and a piece of luggage - close the doors, press your floor and you are off. Charmingly quaint.

I can't say it was terrible experience. After all the hotel offers great location and receptionist even tho a bit awkward gave me a map and told me how to get to many interesting places. Rooms are small but despite many opinions it offers hot water. I can agree to smell. Something you can't get rid of and if you stay to long in a room it drives you crazy and you actually want to rip the wallpapers. But the breakfast was diverse and I can't agree it was one croissant per person only. In general I can recommend this stay if you are in a rush and you want cheap room close to centre. Don't expect fresh flowers on every floor and prepare for a strange Chinese atmosphere.