5-Star Hotels in Milan

The hotel is very new, the design is very elegant and artistic, and under the Feidaijifei banner, it provides branded face cream, eye cream and hand cream, which are very useful. But the service was average and not very good. The housekeeper didn't speak English well and didn't know what I wanted. It took a long time for them to get things. When I checked out, I found there was something wrong with the bill. The mini bar was not used but I was charged. Of course, after telling us it was useless, the hotel also canceled. I booked a car from the hotel for a little over 280 euros one way. When I set off, I asked the driver to pick up a friend who lived in a nearby hotel (it would be there in 3 minutes). The driver said yes, and the final bill was 130 euros more just to pick me up on the way. Friends, I am speechless. In the end, because the hotel didn't tell me in advance that it would charge 130 euros, I insisted and didn't charge it. In short, the bill was a bit messy, because when I checked out, I met a couple next to me who also complained about the bill. At that time, the manager said that there was no problem. The couple next to me mentioned that they would not have this problem if they stayed at Four Seasons. In this case, the manager said that he was from Four Seasons and kept insisting that he was right, but in the end it was proved that he was wrong. Anyway, I just feel that the service is not that good and does not match the style of the hotel.

This was my first time staying at this hotel, and I absolutely loved it. Everything was excellent, from the facilities and cleanliness to the overall comfort and service. What impressed me the most was the amazing staff. Everyone was friendly, professional, and helpful, including the reception team, housekeeping staff, restaurant staff, security personnel, luggage attendants, and even the maintenance and air-conditioning team. Every single person contributed to making my stay enjoyable and memorable. Thank you all for the outstanding hospitality. I will definitely stay here again in the future and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great experience.

For a hotel that costs more than 10,000 per night, it is quite average. The room is not small and the decoration is relatively new. However, due to the small scale of the hotel, many public facilities are missing. The hotel has no lobby, just a small public area at the entrance. There is no swimming pool or spa. The breakfast is really shocking, with bread and packaged snacks purchased from outside, or you can order them separately for an extra fee, and there are very few varieties.

Choose a hotel room carefully; you won't be happy with a room facing the wrong direction. However, after some discussion, the change was relatively normal. Location is the main advantage. If location isn't a concern, I'd also stay at the Belmond, which I think offers a better overall resort atmosphere. But the rooms are just so-so. Overall, it's a safe stay. The experience wasn't particularly outstanding. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it was decent enough. I tried both breakfast and late-night snacks in the room, and they were both terrible... The bar with the view was the best option. The concierge recommended a new opera, which was also okay. But the overall service to Chinese people was mediocre. We always had to wait the longest for the water taxi, even though we were the first to call. So, after initially tipping generously, I was already getting angry...

I highly recommend this hotel; it's definitely the best choice for watching a game at the stadium! The hotel's exterior may not look impressive, but the interior truly lives up to its five-star rating. The lobby bar and restaurant offer a wide variety of food in a pleasant atmosphere, and there are plenty of other restaurants nearby. The location is incredibly convenient; just a couple hundred meters to the left of the hotel is a subway station, providing direct access to Milan Cathedral and other city center areas.

The staff were very nice, attentive and helpful. Check in and check out was super smooth. Breakfast was delicious and the entire hotel has such a vibe. The bar was also so nice to sit at after a busy day exploring the city. Loved it! Will definitely stay here again.

Milan is generally average I have always been more in favor of hotels on the small luxury hotel list. I had a great time staying at TomTom in Istanbul before, but I didn't expect this hotel to disappoint me. I feel that five stars are a bit reluctant, and four stars may be more appropriate. First of all, the bathroom is very bad, and the bath water will be all over the floor. Secondly, the toilet is too high, and a person who is 170cm tall will have his feet hanging in the air 😂It feels like the toilet will collapse at any time😂 The environment around the hotel is average, a bit dirty and messy. The advantage is that this is the only hotel that provides slippers at present, which is very good.

Shopping is very convenient near the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Milan. The hotel service is courteous. Because I forgot to bring an adapter plug, they even gave me a plug to use. The room is very well-equipped. The room I chose this time also has a terrace. The surrounding view is very good. Next I will choose this hotel again.

Nice but the rooms are a real hit or a miss Our room at first was not so nice or comfy, but the second room they switched us into was good

Traveling in Milan, staying at Pierre Antique Hotel, the overall feeling is pretty good. The top floor attic suite is very spacious, and the sofa is comfortable to sit on. Be careful not to hit your head. The bedding is good, and the bathing and draining are OK. There is no kettle, so I use a coffee machine to drink hot water. Breakfast is downstairs in the lobby. The space is warm and elegant, with Western varieties. Be sure to take the initiative to ask the waiter for coffee, fried eggs, etc. I ordered American, which is served in a tin kettle and tastes good. The hotel is located in the old city. It can be imagined that the construction of the municipal tourism at the door will take a long time, and there will be one-way traffic jams. Walk along the ground rail tram line to the cathedral for 15 minutes, which is the center of everything. Continue to the Grand Park, the Grand Duke's Castle, and the Gate of Peace. I think the price reduction is large due to construction. Morning jogging through the cathedral to the Grand Park is wonderful.