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    Sheraton

    Sheraton

    (55 reviews)

    €€

    If you're reading about an airport hotel, you are probably in some sort of crisis already (like we…read morewere: two flight cancelations and a pending overnight in MXP). So I'll keep this short and simple: the Sheraton is a good comfortable option at MXP but prices in their food and beverage services are very high. The hotel is large and had availability, which when you're scrambling at their airport for is what matters most. Room rate was reasonable for an airport property and the rooms were comfortable. The location directly connects to the terminal so you never have to go outside and makes it easy to get back. Breakfast the next morning was a solid spread with plenty of options. If you don't have it included in your rate it is 27 euro a person. Not the cheapest breakfast but for a buffet with multiple options it's OK. My only dislike was their automatic espresso machines made horrible espresso. Order from the service staff instead and have it crafted by a barista. I also had time to burn during the day, so I tried the spa. That was a highlight. The 80 minute massage was great and the relaxation spaces were worth it. Only downside here was that the spa runs à la carte, so on top of 180 euro for my 80 minute massage I paid an extra 10 euro just to use the sauna and steam room. In my opinion, that should not be a separate charge at that price if I'm already paying for a service (which was not cheep). Biggest downside: Everything outside the room rate felt aggressively overpriced. Water in their restaurant was seven euro a bottle. We ate at a Michelin starred restaurant in Milan earlier in the trip and paid six euro for the same thing. The lunch menu had similar moments. Entrees outside of "pizza" cost you between 30-40 euro. Four stars. It did its job when we needed it. Just know it's costly for the extras on site.

    We were only here one night, and it was a last-minute reservation after I started to feel a bit of…read moreanxiety that something would happen with our train from Verona to Milan the morning of our departure, and we'd miss our flight. (Let's be real: it's a valid concern here. As it was, we had to run between tracks at Milano Centrale to catch our regional connection, and just barely made it before the doors closed and it took off.) My chief complaint about this hotel is the lack of clear directions on how one finds the entrance. And look, it may have been sheer exhaustion or our vacation brains leading us to get lost - for several minutes - once we arrived, but I couldn't find anything on the airport's site, Marriott's site, or the map to pinpoint where, exactly, one entered the hotel. (For those curious, if you're taking the train in, make a left before you hit the big glass tunnel, you can't miss the doors and the sign. My husband mis-understood the instructions and led us on a merry (but not really "merry") chase through the car rental area before realizing we'd done a big ole donut and that we'd need help. Americans, amirite?!) The staff was friendly and helpful, which I've come to expect from Marriott employees the world over. The lobby was big and beautiful, and felt calm and welcoming - something I'm absolutely certain was planned because travel can be so stressful. My next observation is about the size of the hotel. It's not a complaint, more of a "whoo, didn't expect *that*!" because our room was up, over, sideways, into, out of, above and under. I kid you not, it took us almost 10 minutes to walk from the elevators to our room. My Bonvoy account is set up to request "room away from elevators" and did they ever deliver on that! It took us so long to get to our room that zero part of me wanted to leave it again until it was time to head to our gate. (But of course, the man needed dinner.) The room itself was spacious and comfortable, and the bed was just as cozy as I'd hoped. We got a good night's sleep, even though we got to bed late and had to wake up early for our flight. Was it an extravagance, booking a different hotel? Probably. Did it make a world of difference in our final day of travel? Absolutely. And I wouldn't have changed a thing.

    Moxy Milan Malpensa Airport - Sitting/storage area of room

    Moxy Milan Malpensa Airport

    (50 reviews)

    €€

    This is the best hotel to stay at IF you have an early morning flight out of MXP and you want to…read morestay close. The hotel is literally right outside Terminal 2, which is the domestic terminal, so if you're reading this in english you're probably flying out of Terminal 1. But dont worry, there is a bus right outside the Moxy that gets you there in like 10 minutes. Getting to MXP can be tricky. There are frequent train strikes, and yeah they usually announce them, but its still very possible you'll be in Milan and suddenly realize getting to MXP is a pain. MXP is not really that close to Milan. So if you have like an 8am flight and dont want to deal with a 30 min uber ride from wherever your staying, just stay at Moxy. I work in South Switzerland / Northern Lombari (think Como area) pretty often, and if your coming from there, you just cant get an early enough train to make an 8am flight. I've stayed at Moxy probably 10 times just for the convenience of waking up at 5:30am instead of something insane earlier, or worse finding out last minute the trains on strike and now you need to scramble for a ride.

    If you have an early flight out of MXP, this hotel is a good place to stay. My mom and I booked a…read morefamily room the night before our international flights. We added on breakfast. We mainly liked how close it was to the airport and the free shuttle that ran every 15 minutes that was just across the street from the hotel. The family room had two twins and a queen bed. The beds were fine. The bathroom was huge, but the stand up shower was a bit awkward. There were no walls, just a curtain so it was easy to flood the bathroom floor if you weren't mindful. Breakfast that morning was fine. It had plenty of options though. You just give your breakfast card to the front desk. Do know that becauses you are near an airport it can get a bit loud. Thankfully if you have the air on in your room you are able to sorta mute the sound. The windows are pretty thick though. I am a light sleeper so thankfully with the air and how tired I was, we were able to sleep. I would pick this place for convenience!

    Holiday Inn Express - Lobby and front desk

    Holiday Inn Express

    (16 reviews)

    €€

    I've stayed at many hotels near Malpensa Airport (Milan) and this one was surprisingly welcoming…read moreand recent. The lobby was inviting and bright, the room felt like a modern take at styling and it worked. Price wise, they were competitive and the restaurant connected to the hotel had a decent variety of food options to choose from. Another benefit was the breakfast is included and I was shocked that the breakfast started at 5:00AM. Great options only 2.3km from the airport. They did not have a free shuttle to the airport but for the equivalent of $15USD, Not bad for a good experience.

    Stayed here for a morning flight to US. It's located near the airport and 30 minutes by train from…read moreMilan's city center. There is not a free shuttle to the airport. There is a free bus that stops about 1000 feet from the hotel. Taxi ride was $20 and shuttle $15 (used due to the rain). The hotel room consists of a comfortable bed, a relaxing chair and a desk. Private bathroom has a shower that is square. The doors slide half open at one corner of the square making access a little narrow. Breakfast is free from 5-10. Consists of many breads, eggs, bacon, cereal, juices and coffee. There is a dinner menu available as few options to eat nearby. Typical Italian foods that are decently prepared. 24 hour bar service. Both the shuttle and taxi remind me of Mr Toad's Wild Ride. The posted 50 kph on the roads are mere suggestions as both drivers went well past 80 on the straight stretches. Roundabouts were the most exciting. The airport is large, especially if traveling to the US. When dropped off check the monitors for the check-in area. Airlines based in US were out of the 20-24 area which, of course, were the far side. Once you get there and check in then back to the B gates. Another hike. With basically zero wait at checkin and security it took an hour from the hotel to the gate. I left extra early (3 hours before departure) and arrived at the gate the same time as the inbound plane.

    Hotel Villa delle Rose

    Hotel Villa delle Rose

    (4 reviews)

    €€

    We used this hotel as a jumping off point for our flight back to the U.S. from Milan Malpensa. It…read morewas relatively inexpensive, and was pretty close to the airport (so we thought). We probably should have just stayed in Milan proper. Our flight was delayed for four hours, so instead of arriving at 8:30pm, we got in around 12:30pm. There is no public transit to get to hotel. The hotel shuttle only runs from 5:30am-11:30am, so that doesn't help us. Taxi drivers are available but it costs €40. The drive to the hotel is down the highway and then down winding roads into the woods, and when you do arrive there is nothing nearby in terms of stores, restaurants... anything. The position listed on Yelp is also inaccurate since I checked in from my hotel room bed, and it said that I was 2.5 miles from my destination. The "full size" bed is two twin beds pushed together with a large sheet over it. The breakfast is decent (mostly because they have a coffee machine for your morning latte), but the marketing of this place should not be as an airport hotel but more of a bed and breakfast -- if you never want to leave the hotel and go do anything else, and only if you have your own car. Just stay in Milan.

    This hotel is on a tight budget & it shows, big time. The staff is polite, but hardly professional…read more The front desk clerk, Andre is a bit shady & not accommodating at all. He likes to control everything from the wi-fi signal, room temp, air conditioning. I don't recommend this hotel to any travelers, especially those from USA. Very low standards here. Nothing to do in area or hotel. Restaurant food is hardly fit for human consumption. The lack of staffing the restaurant properly while hotel was booked is highly unprofessional & angered a few guests to say the least. The hotel has a lot of bugs inside & out. Beware !! Screens on Windows are torn allowing them to enter through open windows.

    First Hotel Malpensa

    First Hotel Malpensa

    (7 reviews)

    Our last night in Malpensa was the most comfortable. In all the other hotels across Europe, it was…read morehit or miss if they had air conditioning in the room. We wanted a good night sleep without waking up in a sweat after enduring the daily heat for nearly three weeks. This was one of the few hotels that had air conditioning in the room as well as the public areas. In addition, we were picked up from the airport after taking the train from Milan Grand Centrale Station and taken back to the airport the following morning. It is a short ride to the airport with a 5 Euro fee, each way, per person. After pricing ride shares, this was a bargain. The message sent prior to our stay outlining the procedure for the ride was helpful and everything was smooth. The staff were helpful as well. We would definitely stay here again

    Checking in was easy parking is a little tight. It's not too many spots in their tight spots. I…read moreguess we got a queen instead of a king. We always get a full small. The room is clean. The bathroom is clean. Shower has a little caulking and a little mold. Very little bathroom is nice complementary two waters. It's complementary. The only problem is the pillow in the bag on top of the closet was filthy with black mocks thank God I had two pillowcases so I took one of the pillowcases off that was all dirty and it was the second pillowcase. I guess they don't check those. They have a billiard room downstairs but there's a conference table in it no pool table there's also a café or lunch coffee or breakfast place downstairs it's a buffet you pay. It's not free because $10 for the buffet. All I got was coffee charged at the room and came back up. The problem was we only had one key my wife was in the bathroom so I couldn't take the key out because the lights would go out so make sure you get two keys.

    Oleggio Malpensa - hotels - Updated September 2026

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