Hotell Milano - Guide till 3 stjärnor hotell i Milano, Italien

Clean, decent hotel, helpful staff, quiet, good location by the main train station and subway lines. Good value for the money. Rooms are a little small, but this is common in European hotels. Would stay there again.

Stayed here to attend a conference at the mico. We didn't mind the walk, around 25 minutes, as the weather was good, although the tube is just around the corner if needed. With the hotel been near the tube it was great to explore the other areas of Milan when we had time. My room was very clean and was just what I wanted for my short trip. I would stay here again due to the location and competitive price.

Hotel was comfortable with 24/7 service. Wifi is expensive at 5 euros per device per night so we didn't get it. There is free WiFi in multiple restaurants/coffee shops nearby. The bathroom was cramped and tiny, but adequate. Hotel staff will not allow any non-guests upstairs. If you have anyone meeting you, you'll have to stay out of the room. A little strict, but other than that staff were helpful on directions and places to eat. However, we did see staff be very rude to one customer who only knew french. The staff member kept ridiculing him for not understanding what he was trying to say. A decent stay, but by no means premium.

EL hotel en lineas generales esta bien, la ubicacion no es espectacular, pero caminando en 15 o 20 minutos estas en pleno centro historico. El lugar es limpio y comodo, asi que lo recomendaria.

Hotel was modern, and lovely and clean. Friendly staff. Great location close to the Central Station and Metro line. Would definitely recommend it.

Convienient to the main railway station with access to shuttle buses to both airports, this hotel is ideal for those travelling home or onward into Italy. Not in the most pleasant of areas but a short taxi ride (7 euros) takes you into the centre. Basic but clean - staff very friendly.

air conditioning doesn't work properly. no comfort at room poor breakfast staff doesn't speak any english

It's a simple place, but friendly and warm. The rooms have just been renovated and refurbished, so everything's new, clean, and in working order. Our room had wooden beams across the ceiling in an interesting corner angle, which made it feel cozy and different from any standard hotel. It's a three-star, still -- no frills on breakfast for example, or even on providing tourist information -- but very friendly, very clean and newly done, very comfortable bed, etc. The staff (who seem to be the owners) are very nice and speak English well. It's 10-15 minutes walk from the train station, and I really liked being in a residential neighborhood that felt 'real,' not like a tourist destination. Is one block from the tram and from the subway, so it's easy.

Well, we went to Europe to feel like we were in Europe and Hotel Mennini fit the bill. I liked the stair case. I enjoyed the balcony overlooking the intesection of 6 streets. The continental breakfast was not Bob Evans but we did enjoy it; brown hard Why did I choose Mennini to begin with. It had balconies! And one could watch the people rolling suitcases 24hrs a day to and from the train station. We enjoyed the cafe in front of the hotel for a beer or wine or hot tea or food. It is one block walk from the Hotel to the Subway and train station. Want to save a little money on food? There is a Supermarket one (maybe 2) blocks south of the hotel. By some cheese, crackers etc. and keep it in the Mini Bar fridge. The room was cleaned daily. We had plenty of fresh towels daily(3 sizes), but did get any wash cloths, must be a Euopean thing. Yes, some reviews say it is not in the best of neighborhoods. Howver, every large city in America has a neighborhod or 2 or 3 that I would not want my grandchildren in in broad daylight. This is not the case with Hotel Meninni. True we were not on the streets at 2 in Morning but there was lots of pedistrian traffic well into the night. I could observe this from my balcony while drinking my coffee from McDonalds (closest thing to American coffee that I could find)