Best Three Star Hotels in Milan

We requested for high floor but was given ground floor which is just next to the street and it was really noisy. We couldn’t open the curtains or window as well. We did not complain as it was just a night stay and we were leaving early in the morning anyways. Mattress was quite hard and the pillow was quite soft for my liking. Room was quite small for 2 pax and 2 large luggage and it the design didn’t look like what we have booked but the room we have gotten still looks acceptable. The only thing I didn’t quite like was the bathroom floor. It was the same level as the bedroom. So as we showed, some of the water will flow into the bedroom. Other than that, it was a comfortable stay.

This place definitely has its pro’s and con’s and it depends what sacrifices you are willing to make for price. Looking at other reviews I thought I wouldn’t mind it as I’m not too fussy usually but overall I felt uncomfortable and didn’t really want to stay any longer than I had to: Pro’s -Good cheap price -Whilst further out, it’s super convenient for public transport right outside the hotel only 2 euro to get into Milan only takes 30 mins tops -The man on reception was lovely and very helpful -Rooms are big and whilst very dated and nothing to shout home about if you’re used to budget travelling they aren’t filthy or falling apart -Nice big shower room -Fast, free Wi-Fi and slippers and towels Cons -We felt the area at times was slightly scary (although we did first arrive at night) some concerning characters/gangs in surrounding areas and appeared to be in the hotel as well. It’s a pretty rundown area and we didn’t feel very comfortable there -The walls - I’ve never known anything quite like it to be honest it was so so loud I could hear absolutely everything the entire time. Babies crying, doors shutting, people talking/shouting, playing music, stomps up the hallway - constantly and late into the night waking us up. This all added to the sense of un-ease as it didn’t seem like you were on your own and I couldn’t relax in the room and just wanted to leave. -We were also in an outhouse which wouldn’t usually be a problem but felt so exposed as it was that it just added to the feeling Despite all the positives we couldn’t look past these negatives and I really wouldn’t recommend regardless of price.

This was a great find for the amount we paid. We upgraded to one of the rooms with a rooftop balcony, which was lovely, and overall the room was spacious and clean. It's not a boutique hotel experience, but hard to beat the price and we were very happy there. The biggest downside was the location - not bad by any means, but 7-8 minute walk to the nearest metro station.

Yes, the rooms are small, but it's clean and the staff is friendly and efficient. Breakfast is good and only 7.20 Euros, a bargain. Many breads, sweets, yogurt, eggs, sausages, cereal, some fresh fruit and espresso/cocoa machines. They also have some menu items in the lobby to eat later in the day. Shortly after check in, I received an email asking if everything was ok. I texted back that we just checked in and everything looked good except the garbage can wasn't emptied. Within 5 minutes, I had a call with an appology and asking if they could come and empty the trash. which they did within a few minutes. Staff was friendly and helpful. Rainhead shower head which was great, Only a couple blocks from Central rail Station and many restaurants in the immediate area. It's a good moderate hotel, I would look for a bigger room next time, but it was fine. They have murals of the train station to make the room feel bigger. .Wake up calls both days were on time. For a low price hotel, this was great.

I only spent one night and less than twelve hours in total at this property as I just needed somewhere to stay relatively close to the Milano Porta Garibaldi station for an onward journey. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk from the station and as the trams/buses take about the same length of time, it's relatively convenient for the trains. It's an older property without many mod cons. My room was tiny and definitely a single, with a single bed and no room to move. There was a battered old desk and chair, but nothing else. Linens were clean and fresh, but the bed cover was ancient. The room was relatively warm, but there was nowhere to control the heating. The bathroom was also small, but the shower was at least designed for a single adult. There was a low grade shampoo and soap provided and a dusty old hairdryer. The towels were a bit shabby, but clean. There was WIFI but there are so many connection points available, it took time to work out which one was giving the most reliable signal. I had breakfast, which was certainly plentiful. Pastries, breads, yogurt, cheeses, meats, eggs, coffee, tea, juice, fruit, cereal. Everything you'd expect. I just wasn't here long enough to form a more positive (or negative) experience. It was a place to crash in between long train journeys and was fine for that. I don't think I'd have chosen the location had I been intending to explore Milan.

Stayed there for 1 night, the location is ideal as it's just across the train station. However, there are a lot of sketchy people hanging outside the hotel area. So just be careful. Tv was great as it has Netflix and YouTube. AC is also very strong. Walls are very thin as you can hear people talking along the walkway and noises outside. Staff at the counter during check-in was very friendly, even during my check-out. There isn't toothbrush or any utensils in the room, do take note.

Hotel Milano Bernina offers a delightful stay in the heart of Bern. The central location provides easy access to key attractions, making it convenient for tourists. The rooms are well-maintained, offering a comfortable retreat, and the staff is attentive and accommodating. The hotel's aesthetic blends modernity with classic charm, creating a pleasant ambiance. While the amenities are generally satisfactory, some guests may find the rooms a bit compact. Overall, Hotel Milano Bernina is a solid choice for those seeking a convenient and cozy base to explore Bern.

Staff were pleasant.The room in general was nice, breakfast was good.It was very noisy,the walls are so thin u can listen to everything, every opening to door from any other room. Also noise from the club you can listen to it. Charging sockets in room very few i was not able to charge my pc and my phone in the same time and since this was a business trip this was dissapoonting.

I recently stayed in Hotel Milano Castello ( 3 weeks ago) and I feel I must this nightmare of an experience. I booked this room fairly last minute and because of it was charged a ridiculous amount (paying 400+) for a hotel room that contained cheap paper-thin towels, little to no bedding, in an all-white room that looked something like holding cell. Nevertheless, this is not why I am writing the review. Apart from the fact that I was being ridiculously ripped off, I want to talk about how the hotel manager kicked me and my boyfriend out of the hotel at 4 in the morning, and tried to force his way into our hotel room (to do honestly I can't imagine what). On July, 29, 2022 we returned to the hotel at around 10 pm sitting in the lobby exchanging quiet conversation about our trip to Milan. Next thing we know the night concierge approaches us, almost seething demanding we explain if we had taken anything from the supply room?? My boyfriend and I looked at each other and then him, dumbfounded as to what in the world he's talking about. He starts trying to follow us to our room, trying to snatch our hotel key away, all the while but of us are trying to explain there must be a miss understanding, as we had nothing to do with missing hotel property–– we found out later another guest had stolen alcohol from the bar. He tried forcing his way into our room, to which my boyfriend objected, screaming at us ”Go f*** yourselves” completely unprovoked. Genuinely seemed as if this man was having a mental breakdown and we happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. He then tells us he's going to turn off the electricity in our room if we didn't leave within 30 minutes. At this point, its almost 2 in the morning and both of us have nowhere to go having assumed we would be staying in our reserved room. The concierge then tries charging us for non-existent items from the mini-bar which we hadn't consumed, and after 20 minutes of back and forth he decides he's not going to charge us for fake charges (what a relief?). After physically pushing us out of the hotel, insisting we must find somewhere else despite having already paid for this night at the hotel. I have never been reimbursed, never been contacted despite having attempted to contact them. In short, I can't believe a hotel with this reputation would allow a person as insane as this (flip-flop wearing) night manager to be apart of their staff.

+ Everything was good. Good location and nice breakfast. Room had the kettle with coffe and tea, complimentary water,grissini snack, slippers and bathrobe. Good airconditioning and heating system. - The only drawback is the bad isolation because we could hear other people (couple) arguing which was unpleasant… also, room could be renovated, a bit old styled, and the internet could be better also :)