Milan Hotels with Parking

This is a fantastic hotel with excellent service and cleanliness. The rooms are beautiful, and the breakfast is a real highlight! They have smoked salmon, pan-fried dumplings, and avocado – all for just €25 per person, which is great value. There are two pizza places, a mini-supermarket, and a small pharmacy right outside the hotel, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, the Duomo square is just 20 meters to the left, and it's connected to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. It's so close that you can easily drop off your shopping and head right back out for more!

The location is excellent, right across from Milan Central Station in an apartment building. The bus stop for Milan Malpensa Airport is right outside. There's a Sichuan restaurant in the building's retail space. To get to the hotel, you go through the iron gate next door into the lobby. Follow the hotel signs, take the old-fashioned elevator on the left to the second floor, and you'll find the front desk. There's a Chinese-speaking host available, and complimentary coffee and tea are offered in the lounge, which is very convenient, cozy, and comfortable. Our family room had two beds, was clean and tidy, and both the bathroom and room were spacious. There was a kettle in the room. Be careful when showering, as the splash guard isn't tall enough, so water can spill out of the shower area. Watch out for slipping.

Nice hotel in the heart of Milan 500m from the Duomo, 347 restaurants and likely as many stores. The rooms and common areas are nicely designed with quality materials. The rooms are well designed with nice large bathrooms and especially rain showers. They have among the most comfortable bathrobes I've ever had at a hotel. That's why it's a mystery to me that the same hotel has the most pathetic pillows l've ever had short of a Super-8 motel. One is too thin and hard and the other is too soft and light. It's time to upgrade to one foam and one down pillow. The other great mystery is the hair dryer. I think the Dollar Store wall-mounted models actually provide more heat and power. The breakfast room is where the hits and misses continue. Nice full buffet with a wide array of fruits, breads, charcuterie, cheeses, viennoiseries and cereals. The super automatic espresso machine with fresh milk and beans visible through glass is one of the best l've ever seen. You'll notice I didn't mentions eggs, bacon and sausages in the buffet. They have all three but the quality lies somewhere between prison and hospital grade. The powdered eggs are terrible and if they aren't powdered but actually fresh, that's even worse. The bacon is a processed pancetta saltier than sardines. The halal sausages completed the trifecta. Getting back to the hits, the hotel is clean and the staff is dedicated. The rooftop bar is second to few in Milan. It may appear over priced at first with a 23€ minimum charge for all cocktails as a price of admission but that includes three high quality amuse-bouche croquettes. It was more than enough to later save on appetizers at local restaurants. The live DJ was spinning up a nice vibe and the people were as beautiful as the views. The restaurant was fully booked and fully priced so we didn't stay for dinner. The self-park down the street at 28€ per day was reasonable as were the mini-bar prices. The misses are easy to fix so we'll be back to check on their progress.

It is very mice hotel. The workers was so friendly and help us with a tickets concert, without extra charge. The locations is perfect, 15 min aways from the Duomo by metro and 8 min away from Navigli by foot.

Overall, a good new hotel with unique rooms and a perfect location. However, all of that is overshadowed by the terrible soundproofing—or rather, the complete lack of it. It’s as if there are no walls at all. Earplugs saved us, and with them, everything was fine. It's better to choose a room with a balcony; thanks to ours, we had a wonderful four-day stay.

They offer secure on-site parking, which is perfect for road-trippers. The rooms are also very modern.

This is a great 3-star hotel, comparable to a Home Inn in China. The room was clean and tidy. The 24-hour front desk made checking in very convenient. The hot water pressure in the room was excellent, making for a very comfortable shower. Although our room was facing the street, it wasn't noisy in the mornings. There are many authentic-looking local restaurants nearby, but unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to try them. It's also not far from Milan Cathedral, just three subway stops away. Overall, it's a hotel with high value for money, perfect for family trips.

Don't get a room facing the tram line! It's incredibly noisy! Extremely noisy! Extremely noisy! Noise-sensitive people, beware! I didn't see a single comment about this, which is strange. I mostly slept with noise-canceling headphones. I didn't change rooms because I was so exhausted from the train ride on the first day that I just fell into bed and didn't feel like it. Afterward, I just spread out my things and... The location is great. Most attractions are within a 2km walk, and there are three supermarkets across the street. I'll reiterate: Don't book a room facing the main entrance street!

Not too far from the city center, it's about a 4-stop metro ride or a 45-minute walk to the Duomo. There's a medium-sized Carrefour just a two-minute walk away, and the Line 4 metro station entrance is a five-minute walk. The room itself is tiny, but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious. You can ask for a kettle at the front desk. There were only two power outlets, which was a bit inconvenient. I stayed for two nights, and they not only cleaned the room but also tidied up, even placing my boots and slippers, which I'd left on the floor, neatly in their designated spots.

Overall, I had a pleasant stay at Mokinba Hotel Baviera and would recommend it for travelers looking for a well-located, friendly hotel in Milan. The location is a highlight — just a 5-minute ride on a Lime scooter or about 12 minutes on foot from Milano Centrale station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around the city. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful throughout my stay, which always makes a big difference. Breakfast is a buffet-style spread — nothing extraordinary, but perfectly decent if you keep expectations reasonable. The main drawbacks are the room and bathroom size. As a backpacker traveling with a large bag, I noticed the room was tight enough that fully opening a big suitcase was a challenge — though manageable with a backpack. The shower, however, was the bigger issue: it’s extremely compact, and even as a petite Asian woman of average build, I found it nearly impossible to move freely — turning around or washing my hair meant bumping into the shower door. That’s worth noting if you’re particular about bathroom comfort. That said, for the location and the warm service, I’d still consider it a solid choice for a short city stay.