Hotels Near Villa Clerici in Milan

We stayed here for 3 nights in August. The apartment offered a great view of Milan being situated on the 24th floor, it is totally worth asking for a high floor apartment! The kitchen was well equipped, complimentary coffeee was provided and also 2 bottles of water. Keep in mind that if you plan to stay longer you need shampoo and shower gel since only small toiletries are provided. The cleaning of the apartment each day and the change of towels comes at an extra cost, so be aware of that as well. The reception staff was very helpful and polite and we appreciated Them a lot. Overall it was a great stay for us, we would definitively come back here when visiting Milan.

Great location Room very big Can see mountains from the window No slippers but got nice Culti shampoo and body lotion Breakfast also great

I have never been more pleasantly surprised than visiting this hotel. I was looking for an affordable hotel with a good location, so my expectations was mediocre. First impression couldn't be better with an amazing lobby, friendly service, and quality design throughout. The room was equally stylish, super clean, and with great space. Icing on the cake, I had forgot my shaving kit, but after visiting the reception they gave me a free shaving kit. I will definitely choose this hotel next time Im going back to Milano. It was honestly my best hotel experience!

We booked our trip with the priority of visiting Lake Como, Bellagio etc. We added two nights at the end of the trip in Milan before our flight home and left booking our accommodation til last. I didn’t have high expectations at all, especially since most of the service around Lake Como was pretty average. I was also reluctant to book this hotel as it was very new at the time of booking with no reviews etc. By far this was the best hotel we stopped in on our trip and felt the value was great! Alexandra & Simona on the front desk need a special mention. On check in, despite a queue slowly forming behind us, Alexandra was really patient in giving us 10/10 customer service helping us get accustomed with the area so we could maximise our time exploring before our room was ready. We were able to leave the bags at the hotel for free during this time. My partner also got in touch with the hotel in advance as we got engaged earlier in our trip. For comparison, we stayed in a 5 star hotel in Bellagio on the night of the engagement who knew about it all through my partner’s planning but did no special touches etc. I guess it is not a given but it’s a special touch… meanwhile NH Corso pulled out all the stops! We had a complimentary room upgrade (205) and were welcomed to balloons, confetti, fruit and a personalised message in the room! It was such a special touch! Alexandra also recommended a delicious local bakery called Pattini which is great for breakfast if you don’t have it included like us. For the hotel room itself, since it is a new hotel, it is very modern, clean and functional. Nice little touches like lighting in the wardrobe, a nice big mirror, hooks to hang up your jackets etc. It sounds a bit pedantic bUt it all made it such a comfortable stay! They have amenities you can request from the reception too but they are sustainable in considering wastage etc which is nice to see! My only tiny feedback would be the seal on the shower door isn’t fixed properly which caused the bathroom to get wet quickly, Im sure they can fix this quickly though :) the bar in the hotel lobby also looks great but we didn’t get chance to try. The hotel is a good location to the train station but it is still a 15 min walk, so keep in mind if you have a lot of luggage. Definitely doable though like we did! The area zona Buenos Aires is lovely and lots of shops around for an evening stroll. We went to the Portobello restaurant approx 10 min walk away which I would recommend. All in all definitely consider this hotel, especially when you look at the price compared to other £££ ‘central’ hotels as this is located super close to a subway station which makes transport so easy.

We visited the hotel for a weekend in September. The purpose of our visit was to explore Milan and to attend the Monza Grand Prix. The hotel is in a great location, a short taxi ride from the airport and within walking distance to two train stations and the centre of town. Check in and out was really quick and the staff were so frjendly and helpful. Our room was spacious and clean and really nicely decorated. The breakfast buffet was brilliant, lots of variety and high quality food. We also had a drink in the bar one evening and it was a good atmosphere, service and the drinks we ordered were made well. Overall we felt the hotel was excellent for 4 stars and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for luxury without breaking the bank.

We stayed here while in Milan for a concert at San Siro and chose the location for that (it's about a 25-30 min walk from the stadium, meaning we didn't need to queue for public transport at the end). However I actually really liked the location in general, being outside the busy centre and well connected by metro lines and buses. The building is really cool and interesting, being a converted church. Rooms were small but modern and fresh. Breakfast was good - although staff were v slow to replenish items. Loved the little seating area outside reception where we sat enjoying a drink before dinner. The pool area looked nice but was quite small and crowded when we checked it out.

The service of the hotel is invincible, much better than traditional high-end luxury hotels. There are only a dozen rooms in the hotel, and the service is one-to-one. The rooms are large, especially suitable for a family. The biggest highlight of the hotel is the invincible view, the most beautiful view of Milan is right in front of your eyes. The breakfast is very good. Ctrip does not include breakfast and the direct restaurant bill is 48 euros per person. It is very good, and the service is very considerate. Since I got up late, the waiter told me to eat slowly. It doesn't matter if we charge after you finish eating. It's really sweet.

I always prefer not to post bad reviews, but I am obliged to do so, in order for both, the hotel and the travelers, to be alarmed of the exprience of someone who stayed there. To be honest, I did check the reviews before coming and they were mostly bad, but I was on a business trip with 3 others, and it was the company who reserved the rooms for us. I will list below my experience: - The bathroom was the worst thing I have ever seen in a hotel!!! It was all rusty. From the sink, to the soap holder to the bathtub! Rustttttt everywhere. Also, the shower curtain was dirty, in the most disgusting way. Though its color was white, the edges were brown, a sign of how old and dirty it is. The bathroom door’s edges were rotten and awful. - The room was furnished in an old-fashioned way. The wood veneer was blue. BLUE! Can’t get any worse. My friends didn’t like their mattresses. Mine was good and I slept well. - Breakfast wasn’t bad, but not good either. - The 2 elevators took ages to come!!! we waited and waited and waited…. - The hotel was very clean, like extremely. Except for the rust, everything was clean! From the entrance to the hallways and the rooms. The housekeeping team might be the 2nd best thing in the hotel after the location. - Location: perfect! Right behind the Duomo and a short walk from Piazza Fontana, where you can take a cab. I gave the hotel 2 stars only: 1 for the location, and 1 for the housekeeping team. Our company won’t surely book us here next year for the Milan Design Week. The hotel’s management should read every single review here and work accordingly.

Great location — close but just far enough from the Duomo and relevant subway stops to make getting around Milan easy and quick. The staff was so friendly and helpful and clearly had our safety in mind. The room was right below the lively rooftop bar with a great view of the city. The room itself was small but perfect for me, my husband, and young adult son. The rooftop bar was fun and felt so glamorous, too! Their menu was on also topnotch, a great place to enjoy aperitivo and enjoy the nightfall sky. You could hear the slight thump of music from our rooms, but that didn’t bother us at all. The gentleman at the front desk was also so kind and helpful with all our questions from money exchange to metro stops to restaurant recommendations and even fashion advice!

I believe that if one is visiting a city with a good metro/underground system, then there is no need to stay in the centre of the city: choose a good hotel near a metro stop and one is set. Thus the Rubens hotel meets those criteria, being a good hotel and almost equidistant from the Gambara and De Angeli stops (they're on the same line). Breakfast was excellent with a good choice of foods available. One day we even had smoked salmon, replacing cold turkey slices. The coffee machine is probably very good if one drinks coffee, but we are tea drinkers, and the hot water could have been hotter. The room (114) was functional, good but not excellent. There is no full size mirror, no clothes drawers and the height of the bath tub seems excessive. The windows block any noise coming from outside. The area in which the hotel is situated is not the most upmarket but it is sufficient. As I noted previously, there is good metro service (the Duomo is eight stops away with no need to change; the central train station is a bit further away with one stop). Near the hotel is a Carrefour market where one can buy food at a reasonable price; they also have a cafe. There is an upmarket Osteria nearby (Osteria dei Malnat) opposite a good pizza restaurant (Billy's place). There are a few bars on the way to Carrefour, but I didn't go into any of them (check that they have tavolo calda - hot dishes). There is also a take-away kebab place. I can definitely recommend this hotel.