Room was nice and service was great. Location was good. Only issue was that our shower didn't work,…read morebut they promptly moved us to a different room.

I picked Una Hotel because it was located right by my friend's apartment who I was visiting. In…read moreterms of location, for me it was ideal. For anyone else the location is probably good not great - it is near some restaurants and bars and very close to a metro stop, although not in a super touristy area or close to the tourist locations (however it is on the same metro line as the Duomo and is a thirty minute-ish walk there). When I visit Milan, I like "living like a local" vs being too touristy. The room itself was basic but had everything essential. What was weird was that it was REALLY hot and the temperature control didn't seem to work - whatever I did just made the room hotter. Luckily it was cold out so we just opened the window to let some air in. I'm sure we could have asked for this to be fixed or switched rooms but we weren't in the room enough to make the hassle worth it. There is free breakfast from 7:30 am to 10:30 am daily, which I never made it up in time for. It was also annoying that my key card had to be re-keyed daily due to "system issues" but not a huge deal. All in all an okay place to stay, especially for the very reasonable ~$100 per night.

I had the opportunity to stay 4 nights at the Best hotel. At the beginning of the week,…read moreI had a single room with a skinny twin bed. It was bare-bones basic. What was great was it had a hot shower with good pressure and was enclosed in a shower stall. They had fluffy white towels. There was heat, windows with shutters and such nice hotel staff. They have an army of staff who speak English and are incredibly friendly. Breakfast is for the beverages only. Italians don't eat much and coffee as you like it, tea, milk, juice or water are available. Only 3 blocks from the Piazza D'Aosta ( front of the Milano Centrale station) on the side where you see the Hotel Bristol ( note the large neon sign). I stayed somewhere else for one night and returned for two more and was in a larger double room. This felt posh for one person. There is TV in each room and the Wifi is free and in the Vodafone network so it is strong. I would welcome coming back to this hotel because it is such a finally run establishment with attentive staff, great location and nice caring people. It is The Best Hotel! ;0)

Our first stop on our Italy vacation, Milan's Hotel Regina provided good value for the money and a…read morelocation within walking distance to the historic center. The location was quite convenient for us. We walked most days to the Duomo (15+ minutes), pretty much a straight shot along Via Cesare and Via Torino. When we returned there were a number of quality eating choices for a quick, inexpensive meal - not to mention great gelato at nearby Oasi. A half a block down is a Farmacia (pharmacy) which helped restock us. Each day started out with a tasty free breakfast with a variety of choices, and a cappuccino. The room was on the small side, but had a large bed and was quite comfortable. Our room had a city view, looking out on Via Cesare. The main downside was noise from the busy city street we looked down on. The windows do a great job of cutting down the noise; however, the main problem is the streetcar line. These beasts start rumbling by at 5 AM with a reverberating noise that shakes the room. I finally took to sleeping with my Bose headphones on which helped considerably. Not a bad choice, but an inner courtyard room is probably a good idea.

I've had the most amazing stay here! Wonderful and welcoming staff. I came early just to drop off…read moremy stuff and they had a room available so I was able to check in around 11! Lovey views, comfy bed, and I love the cell phone they give you equipped with recommendations, tour guides, and an optional hotspot (for 5 euros). Saved my life multiple times! Apparently they have bikes and complimentary breakfast as well. Would stay here again.

I booked one night at the Mini Hotel Aosta from a third-party site at the last minute for a bargain…read moreprice. I was expecting a budget dump when I arrived, but instead was pleasantly surprised! This hotel is no-frills but it's clean, reasonably safe (considering the neighborhood), and is located literally steps from the main train station in Milan. There are far swankier hotels in the bustling metropolis of Milan but if you are going to focus on public transportation during your stay or just want the convenience of being close to the trains to whisk you elsewhere in Europe, this hotel is a good choice. My room was on a higher floor and had great views of the station. The bed was fine although the furnishings had seen better days. The room was small, clean, and simple. The bathroom was completely outdated, but at least it was ensuite and not a shared one down the hall! Little unexpected touches included an in-room refrigerator and safe, and free wi-fi for all guests! I also liked the metal blinds (yes, metal) that at first made me feel like I was in a prison but they were awesome at keeping out light in the morning! One negative is the next morning, I wanted to have the front desk store my luggage while I went out to do some brief sightseeing before my train later that night. They pointed me to a room where I could leave my bags. The room was not locked and was completely unsecured! This is so unsafe for so many reasons, so I opted to walk my bags over to the train station where I had to pay a pretty penny to have secure storage.

Excellent hotel in a premium location. The Milano Centrale train station is only a few steps away…read morewith a nice ristorante right next door. Very nice staff and the room was exactly as advertised. If you travel Italy and want to base out of Milan, it is in the perfect location. Nice modern and efficient rooms and very clean and quiet.

I am traveling solo on a recreational trip to Italy. This is the first time I have been to Milan…read more I came here by train and took a taxi from the Central Station to this lovely hotel. It's in a nice neighborhood and there are several good restaurants and bars within walking distance. The south of the hotel was warm and friendly and greeted me as I entered and helped me with my luggage. breakfast was included and was very tasty and sumptuous. The rooms are adequate size. The shower is on the smaller side and I'm kind of a big person so just be aware of that. Also, there is no elevator. The rooms are on the second floor. I made it OK, but again just something to be aware of. I think this is a good hotel bargain. The price is very reasonable for what you get. Oh, also good to know that it's just two or three blocks to one of the metro stations so you can get around Milan easily.

Nice neat hotel. I got a double room and it was a bit small, but you can't expect more in Milan…read morecenter area. Staff was very friendly and available to accomodate any request.

I chose this hotel cause its walking distance to Milan Cathedral. The room is outdated but the…read morebathrooms are modern they have a big tub that my kids enjoy. Friendly staff and breakfast buffet is included.

We stayed during our trip to Milan for the Bruno Mars Romantic Tour because its location was hard…read moreto beat. If your goal is to be within walking distance of the Fashion District, great restaurants, cafés, and shopping, this hotel is in an excellent location. Now, if you're used to modern U.S. hotels, keep in mind that many European hotels have an older, more traditional style, and this one definitely falls into that category. The lobby furniture was very dated, with cracked leather seating that could use replacing. The carpet also looked like it had seen better days, although the hotel itself was clean and our room smelled fresh. The beds were extremely firm almost like sleeping on a board. The bathroom had an older-style bidet and a high Jacuzzistyle tub/shower combo. Because I have knee issues, stepping over the tall tub wasn't ideal, and I would recommend requesting a walk in shower if they have one available. One minor issue we experienced was that I accidentally bumped the bathroom door frame, and the trim actually fell off. The room did include a small refrigerator, and they offered drinks and snacks, which was convenient. They also have a small restaurant and bar on-site, although we didn't use either during our stay. One thing that took some getting used to was that there was only one room key for the room. Since there were two of us and we often went our separate ways, whoever left the hotel had to leave the key at the front desk for the other person. At first, I thought that would be a hassle, but the front desk assured us they could still let us into room if the other person had the key. That gave us some peace of mind. The funniest part of the entire stay happened at check in. Instead of computers, they pulled out a giant reservation book, used a ruler to find our names, crossed us off the list, and then handed us an actual room key from a wall full of hanging keys! We laughed so hard because it felt like stepping back in time. I honestly couldn't remember the last time I'd used a physical hotel key. One thing that became a little frustrating was that once the bar closed, we were often told they couldn't provide ice because "the bar is closed." Since I needed ice every evening for my knee after walking all over Milan, that was a bit inconvenient. However, whenever they were able to help, the staff was kind and accommodating and items were brought up to our room quickly. They also arranged taxis quickly, and we never experienced much of a language barrier. Overall, we spent very little time in the hotel we were out exploring Milan from morning until night and really only came back to sleep. If you're looking for luxury, modern décor, or upscale amenities, this probably isn't the hotel for you. But if you're looking for a clean, reasonably priced place in an amazing location close to shopping, restaurants, and the Fashion District, Hotel Brueski gets the job done. Would I stay here again? I'm honestly not sure. The location was fantastic, but next time I might spend a little more for a more modern hotel. If location is your priority over aesthetics, though, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

This was our first hotel on our summer Europe trip (travelling with my husband and teenage son) and…read morewe really liked it. We stayed for a 3 night visit and arrived a little early for check-in but they took our bags while we walked around a bit. When we returned at check-in time, our bags were already up in our room, which I thought was a really nice touch. The room itself was nice and spacious. We got the Executive Jr. Suite since we wanted a separate area for my son. The view out the window was of the beautiful structure across the way. The bathroom was also nice and roomy. There was also a complimentary box of Venchi chocolates, which was so sweet! Breakfast was also great. Spacious dining room with a large variety of sweet and savory options, hot and cold. Coffee service was nice... we ordered cappuccinos each morning. The trams and train were also right outside the front door which was super convenient to get around the city. I would totally stay here again next time.

Great view but sorry Horrible service…read more No one helped me when I sat down I guess I asked a bus person and they got a server No menu had to scan a QR code which was so faded it didn't work

I spent two nights here on business. Check in went super quickly. The front desk employee was very…read morefriendly and helpful. My room was very comfortable and I loved that I had a view of the duomo. The room was nice and quiet. And the bed was comfortable. I loved that there are robes available to wear. The location was amazing and there are so many great places to eat and shop close by. I will look forward to coming back when I am in town again.

Wonderful staff and good restaurant. The view of the courtyard was beautiful. We will be back!read more