For my mom's 71 years old birthday trip I wanted to try NH Hotel Group. Location was decent but…read moreroom were assigned was next to conferences room and front of garbage area when you open the window. Room lights were always not working and had to request for repair but never fixed. Room was always not cleaned with sheets or bathroom with not enough towels or not cleaned used coffee cups. Price was not cheap and they had a sign with 4 star hotel which I do not agree with this level of service and what they offering. I wanted to try and see NH Hotel Group but what I expirienced I would not unless this is just business trip not for a special occasion. Even with free drinks offered by Hotel management, quality of hotel is very low and poor. Hope they revisit and fix one day.

Stayed here for 2 nights and what a find! We found this hotel through booking.com and the price was…read morevery reasonable considering your right on the outskirts of central Milan. The location is really good - 15 mins from Milan central station, a really nice park about 30 seconds down the road. And about a minute walk to the repubblica underground stop. If you walked from the hotel to the main city central this would take about 20 minutes give or take. Inside the hotel the decor is quite modern and clean. The staff were very friendly spoke good English and we're happy to help with any questions. We forgot to bring an adaptor from England and they simply had one to lend until we checked out which I thought was really handy. We were upgraded to a superior room and my goodness this was nice. It wasn't a huge room but you had all the luxuries you needed. Really quite impressive. We had breakfast included with our stay and this was really nice, it was mainly a continental breakfast with a help yourself type of deal. There were staff readily available if you wanted to have say, an omelette or scrambled eggs cooked fresh. The staff here in the morning were very personable and friendly. All in all if I ever stay in Milan again I will be looking at staying here again!

Absolutely pleased with my 3-night stay at the Poli Hotel…read more First off, let me address the 'location' point. While it is located outside of the city, and not in a typical commercial area, it worked for me as I had a rental car. A quick 15 minute drive, I got to the Molindo Dorindo metro station with ample and safe parking, from there, I was able to easily get into Milan on an inexpensive metro day pass. It took about 10 minutes on the metro to get to the Cardona FN station, and another 5 minutes to Duomo. Additionally, it is only a 30-45 min drive (dependent on traffic) to Como. In Como, there is a free car port at the start of the ferry line- I parked my rental and used the ferry to visit around the lake including Bellagio. Then, let's talk about why a semi-hotel snob like me would give Poli 5 stars. No better substantiation than the VALUE!!! The staff (front desk, bar tender, wait staff at the restaurant, and housekeeping) is absolutely amazing! The restaurant and front desk staff can communicate well in English, and they showed such genuine hospitality. Beyond the professionalism, they demonstrated such warmth and helpfulness. Let me give you an example- as we were leaving for our day trip, I asked to buy a large bottle water from the bar for the road- the staff realized my plan and where I was going, and she thoroughly explained to me the shops that I would be passing by down the street, and recommended that I should stop at the shops to get the water and snacks as I would pay so much less. She cares!!! Then, let's talk about the awesome breakfast that is included in every reservation. 7am to 10 am- open breakfast buffet with fresh squeezed OJ, made to order coffee beverages, omelet station, various freshly baked goods, a charcuterie selection, and even a chocolate fountain. All this goodness is served in their homey, brightly lit and spacious restaurant, Talk about value!!! Of course the most important value that should be delivered by a hotel is a good night's sleep. I got it here! The room is very clean and comfy. The bed is firm just the way I like it, the shower does leak a bit of water through the glass divider, but hey, I don't need to clean it up. The temperature control in the room is also really good... I slept so well all three nights! This place is almost like a big well run family inn with the extra caring touch that you don't usually find in a major chain. The rates are also very reasonable - granted, it is not exactly a fair comparison for me to mention that the total cost for my 3 night stay was the same as the cost of 1 night I spent in Switzerland in an equivalent location just the week before. I highly recommend Poli to anyone visiting Milan who's got ground transportation figured out!

Fabulous hotel in the outskirts of Milan. It's recently been refurbished and the rooms are modern,…read morestylish and very, very clean. Breakfast was the highlight - proper Italian coffee, freshly made pastries, fruit etc. The hotel is quite a way from the city centre - you could walk, but there's a metro station near by. Lots of little bars and restaurants nearby - and the café/bakery next door is brilliant - cappuccinos served with foaming milky hearts on top.

Clean, comfortable and quiet earns a solid 4-star rating!…read more Hotel staff are friendly, and their English far surpassed my Italian. Check-in/out were quick and easy. Room was very comfortable, and for the most part, typically European: small bathroom, narrow shower stall, not much floor space. Still, lighting was good (this place offers soothing mood lighting options--who knew?), environmental controls worked, and wi-fi was free and the signal strong. We stayed two nights and never made breakfast, though the front desk staff assured us it was very good. Finally, location is perfect for a 5min walk to Central Train Station and Metro. Additionally, main shopping areas are a few minutes in the opposite direction of station. All very convenient! We'd return for another stay. Salut! RS

A rather average "design hotel" (according to Hotels.com, where the hotel was booked and selected…read moreon the basis of official standard (four stars) and location), situated on walking distance from the Central Station (5 min) as well as the more touristy areas of the city (25-30 min to the Duomo, 15-20 min to the premium shopping at Via della Spiga and Via Montenapoleone,10-15 min to Corso Como and some 5 min to the more affordable shopping disctrict at Via Buenos Aires), i e conveniently situated if you arrive by train or by the airport shuttle bus from Malpensa and planning to stay in town for a day or two. Service minded and English speaking staff, clean, colourful and "happy" rooms (multiple coloured wall paper, red, blue and white lamps, mirrors in different shapes...) and a quite good and extensive breakfast buffet - at least by Italian standards (fresh fruit, yogurt, cereals, eggs (boiled & scrambled), cheese, ham etc). Served, of course, with your choice of good, Italian coffee (or tea). Beds are good, but slightly too hard for my personal taste, and the bathroom is clean and fresh, yet rather small and with shower only (no bath tub). Some possible drawbacks: very strong smell from old cigarette smoke in the non smoking room and an exteeeeemely slow Wi-Fi connection in the room. Given the speed, I would definitely not accept having to pay the list price of 15 EUR for 24 hours usage... Also, be aware of the Tourist Tax of 4 EUR/person and night, to be added to your agreed and possibly already paid price. All in all, a decent four star hotel, well situated for a couple of days of business or pleasure in the fashion capital of the world.

I have been staying at the St. George several times while in Milano for work, and have always been…read moresatisfied. Located at walking distance from the railway station, but out of the dirty and unsafe area, and just next to the popular Corso Buenos Aires, the hotel has a small entrance on the street and rooms in the higher floors of the building (the first part is taken by a movie theater). Rooms are clean and offer basic but enough furniture, and staff is polite. The breakfast room is large enough but the hotel offers only Italian breakfast, so cereals, coffee and croissants rather than a continental buffet. Prices are affordable.

I spent a few days in Milan before returning to the U.S. I booked three nights at this hotel after…read moremy credit card gave me a discounted rate. I read some reviews on TripAdvisor and wanted to pitch my two cents worth. If you want a reasonably priced, basic room without razzle dazzle but with family run attention--Go to the Mennini Hotel. **I like that they are family owned and one can see everyone pitching in to help out with their hotel. **Centrally located. 5 minute walk to Milan Centrale Station and you are connected to all the shopping and tourist spots you could desire. **When you are ready to depart a bus or train takes you to airport from Milan Centrale--so locale is great for that as well. **Breakfast is very good with many choices. Be sure to ask if it is part of your package! **Refrigerator in room. **No major frills but rooms and lobby felt homey and comfortable. **Across from a lovely church and various restaurants are all in the area, plus a grocery stores. **As a single female traveler, I felt safe in the hotel and the neighborhood. Room for improvement? Yes. As far as noise level? Once I turned on my air conditioner it did drown out any street noise. It has an apartment feel so one may hear your neighbors but I did not have a problem sleeping. I was on the 2nd floor. Staff at times seems drained and frustrated from dealing with all the varied world travelers. Though I can understand their mood swings, annoying tourists and differences in cultures are a part of their biz. I wish they could find peace with that--it would improve all our moods. Communication could be improved a bit at check-in and check-out. There you have it--my two cents worth! I hope it helps