Impersonal budget hotel with inflated third party prices asking you to conserve and be quiet at…read moreevery corner. Room was clean, mattresses were cheap, overly firm, but fine. Heating and air conditioning cannot be adjusted at all except to turn on or off. The room is set to a balmy 24 C/ 76 F so we were quite hot and slept without the comforters most of the evening. Breakfast is not included and we didn't pay for it, opting for a nearby bakery instead as the value didn't seem worth the offering for a family.

We went to Milano for a few days to catch an Inter's game and a friend suggested this hotel, near…read morethe Central Station. Some other friends and also we read in online reviews, were less convinced about this people due to the safety of the area around the station and the fact that this is part of huge hotel chain and the rooms are small. As far as I am concerned all these worries people had seemed out of placed and unnecessary. There was no safety issue whatsoever in the streets; right outside the station there are often groups of young immigrants spending time together, but we weren't bothered at all. We walked with no problem around the hotel, to the metro and toward the center also in the evening, so relax, it's fine; just use the same common sense you use all the times. The hotel: well, it is a bit small, but it's an Italian hotel, not an American hotel, so lobby is small but service was courteous and with no hiccups; room is not huge but it's all we needed and clean. Plus, let's face, if you are in Milan, how much time are you going to spend in the room?? Our experience was just very good and the location is perfect, a short walk to station and metro. Also, if you don't want/need to go far, from the hotel to the Station there are several good restaurants to stop by. Some told me they are expensive because of the location, but although I am Italian, I live in Florida, so to me those prices were extremely good. We will be back to this location, hopefully this year!

The good: -The room…read morewe got was huge - The room was mostly clean minus the moldy caulk in the shower - Located right across from the central train station The Bad: - A king bed to them is 2 small beds shoved together (that's not how that works) that was incredibly uncomfortable. -They had all AC turned off (saving money?) so my room was between 75-77F each night and made sleeping very difficult - The breakfast buffet they have is one of the worst. Their coffee is offensive to all of Italy. Completely unremarkable food that isn't worth the price. -For how big the room was, the shower was SO small. The handle was insanely temperamental and it's a few centimeters between getting burned to death or frozen. Overall I would not stay here again or recommend it.

The worst experience we had for our hotel in Italy! Reasons:…read more1. Cold room in the winter The max temp the room can go is 24C when we called them to increase the temp they just said No! rudely. The room is cold even during the day and not needed to say coldest at night. I come from the US, and among all the hotels I went, this is the coldest among all!!! 2. Unfunctional radiator The radiator which warms the room is behind the curtains to when you close thecurtains at night, the warm weather would go outide. So cold nights!! Useless!!! 3. 2 twin beds sold as king bed They charged us for king bed when they put 2 twin beds next to each other. You cant even sleep in the middle as it is so uncomfortable. 4. Small sized trash cans We could not even find the rooms's trash can at first so small can under the table and dont let me start on the can they put at the bathroom sooo tiny.

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.

There are 300+ reviews on google commending the hotel as a four star hotel. I agree as well. The…read morerooms are clean. Breakfast is plentiful. They offer the ability for you to boil your own egg, they have an assortment of yogurt and toppings. There's various tea flavors. They have a small but apt bread selection. They have fresh fruit and also fruit juice. There is buttons in the room for winding up the window blinds and various light fixtures to isolate light so one can still read and do things while the significant other sleeps. The only thing I was not too pleased about was the grime and yellowing off the crevices in the bathtub and that the overhead shower head was hard to manage especially if one did not plan to wash his/her hair that night. The bathroom overall was opt. They provide the one use flipflops, enough towels, and the basic shower gels and such and also shoe polish! They have a luggage storage for you as well so you can wander about without carrying your stuff with you at no extra cost. The service tourist tax is 5 euros i believe. Transportation is at the next block. However, the other main trains to get to the airport is about 10 minutes walking. would come back again

I can't rave about Ostello Bello enough!! This was my first time staying in a hostel, and it was…read moresuch a great experience. The staff was very nice. 24/7 bar was great. The entire hostel was very clean. I will 10000% be staying here next time I am in Milano

I won't get into what happened, but I just have to say that Ava is an angel. This is a friendly,…read moreclean hostel with a lovely staff and good rooms. Be mindful of your surroundings if you are a female solo traveler in this particular part of Milan but the hostel itself is good

Stayed here for a week. I stayed in a smart double room with my fiancé. The room was nice and…read moreclean, but it was tiny and lacked storage space. We both had luggage and a carry-on, and it felt so cramped. The restroom wasn't any better. It seems like a decent size at first, but with the bidet, I just didnt feel like there was any room to move around. The bathtub is kinda high up and a bit of a tripping hazard if you don't have good balance to get out, and it's very narrow. This room was ok, but everything about it is just inconvenient. The air conditioning barely works. You can't even change it. It just keeps the room barely cool. Other than that, I think the staff was fine; they were nice and helpful. The breakfast was good. The spread was very nice, just repetitive. Would I stay here again? Yeah, maybe, if I'm by myself. It's close to the central station and its clean.

Pretty nice hotel. No longer owned by Best Western. Owned by C-Hotels now…read more Located very close to the Milan centrale train station, it's easily accessible by a short walk. It doesn't seem to be handicap friendly. Upon entering the hotel doors, there is a large staircase down. I can't imagine how a wheelchair would get down? Front desk staff are very kind. We stayed here twice. On our second visit, they gave us a complimentary upgrade which was a gorgeous room! I couldn't figure out how to cool the room. The air conditioning control was not intuitive. I was hot all night. They provide soap for your hands and the shower but I did not see any shampoo or conditioner. They did provide a Robe and slippers for two. The room had a mini fridge and a coffee maker. Nice touch. The breakfast buffet is very good. Lots of options and they open super early so you can start touring or head to the airport. Did not have a chance to try their bar. There are so many places to eat and drink down the street and on the train, a short distance away. Aside from being hot, very pleased with our stay.

We stayed here twice 9/20/24 & 9/28/24 for one night. This hotel is conveniently located across the…read morestreet from the train station. I noticed the reviews for this hotel are like 9 yrs or more ago. When entering the hotel you go down a flight of stairs. There's a buzzer at the entrance that will buzz for a bellman to help with luggage. The front desk staff were kind and professional. We were given our room promptly which was nice since we had such a long travel day. We preferred the room we stayed in the 2nd time we stayed overnight because it was more spacious. The rooms were clean & beds were comfortable. The decor was modern which I appreciate since some hotels in Italy have that old vintage look. There's a small bar area on the first floor next to the elevators. The bartender was attentive and kind. The breakfast they offer in the morning was the usual items and was okay. I just had the hot tea.

What a warm welcome to Italy. After an overnight flight to JFK we checked in to this delightful…read morehotel. It has a boutique feel and has a modern edge while retaining character and warmth. The staff has been very helpful - from luggage assistance to electric converters. Best of all it's literally right across the street from the train station so our early departure to Venice should be a breeze. (And we are looking forward to the breakfast buffet to start our next day - the reviews on it are fabulous). The train station also is the key to the Metro which was a breeze in seeing some sights. There's also a great Supermarket there where we stocked up on some bottled water and treats. Now it's off to bed in our clean and comfy room. Thanks to Star Hotels for getting our journey to begin so nicely!

Stayed here for one (short) night on our way to Venice to join a cruise ship…read more Arrived somewhen after 9pm, check in was quick and easy. Booked the cheapest double room, since we only got around 6hrs of sleep anyways. For around 100 bucks we got a pretty standard room. Just two beds, a table and a chair or two. Nothing fancy, but all very clean. A TV and free WiFi as well. For this location and price surely a fair deal. There even would have been breakfast, but we left before 6am. Check out as easy as the check in. And there's a bunch of restaurants just on the street in case you feel hungry (we sure did). For us it was the price and location (just about a 5' walk from the train station) that convinced us. Would stay here again. All we needed.

Pros: Very close to Milano Centrale; Our room was VERY clean; bed was comfortable; bathroom was…read morequite large, especially by European standards; Air conditioning worked; Rate was pretty cheap for what we needed; Cons: Wi-fi was terrible, which was really troublesome, as we were traveling and needed to access information; TV was terrible and did not really work (not that we were sitting in the room watching tv, but like to have it on at night, etc...); Staff: Check-in was very easy and our room was ready early which made for a great transition from our overnight flight directly to the hotel. The front desk staff upon arrival very friendly and helpful; the front desk representative in early evening was not polite and rather rude (expected); check-out also very easy and staff very nice and polite. We asked for some extra towels and they were delivered within 5 minutes and we saw they offered fairly reasonably priced room service. If they fix their wi-fi (and tv) I would definitely recommend for short visit to Milano. On a travel note-we were able to walk to the Duomo via Buenos Aires but it was a LOT longer (well over one mile) than the front desk guy said. Was a nice walk nonetheless. There is also a Metro station right at the corner.

This place was amazing from start to finish. Every single staff member was incredibly kind and…read moreprofessional, and the room (we stayed in an Atelier Suite) was absolutely perfect. When we arrived, our room wasn't ready yet since we had arrived early for checkin, so we had to wait a bit. We were pretty hungry at that point, and since our room wasn't ready, the app for ordering food wasn't working for us. But the guest relations team stepped in, took our order personally, and made sure the food was delivered right after we got into our room. Honestly, they couldn't have handled it better. The location is also great, with a beautiful view of Milano Centrale station. Without doing any research, we were able to hop on the airport shuttle and get dropped off just two minutes from the hotel, which was incredibly convenient. Breakfast was amazing too. They even had a DIY juicer, which I loved so much I actually wanted one for my home. I'm not even a dessert person, but I tried the pastries and they were so good. Everything about this hotel felt thoughtful and well done. The service, room, the overall experience, everything was perfect! No complaints at all. Highly recommend!

What a stunning luxury hotel. I treated my mom to an evening here with AMEX benefits and had a…read moreblast. This hotel is in the perfect location right next to Milano Centrale train station. Upon arrival they took our luggage and check-in was an easy process. The benefits came with a free room upgrade so we decided to wait for a two twin room. We arrived around noon and left to explore. When we came back around 4pm, our room still wasn't ready so we went to their spa. They did send our luggage to the room though. Their spa is absolutely amazing. You already have access to the facilities if you're staying there. They were closing them December 1-10 for maintenance so we were only able to enjoy them for November 30th, but still used the facilities to the fullest. We booked two massages too. My favorite was the salt room. They also had a pool, saunas, and steam rooms. The privacy was next level, it felt like we had the whole space to ourselves. I also loved the abundance of snacks and water. I booked the relaxing massage and had an incredible experience. If you have time, I highly recommend a massage here. As for the room, it was huge. It was very "modern" 90s. The light switches weren't intuitive. I loved the bathroom! It was also very spacious. We had a courtyard room (Room 342) so it sorta felt like we had a room with no windows based on where the window was placed. The beds were fine. We made the most of the room and enjoyed our stay. The complimentary breakfast was phenomenal! There was a HUGE variety of choices for all types of breakfast from sweet to savory to all around the world foods. We adored breakfast. We ordered our coffees (love that they had non-dairy options) and then enjoyed the buffet. The hotel was so charming during our stay, not only because the incredible staff, but because they had all their Christmas decorations out. The tree at the lobby was so beautiful (someone had a photoshoot in front of it). I'd recommend staying here for a night.