Top 5 Holiday home in Metropolitan City of Milan

Via Serviliano Lattuada, 14, 20135 Milano MI, Italy

“A very social but chilled atmosphere, conveniently located with friendly staff. The amenities were well maintained and clean. Stayed in the 4F, 'shoebox' room - bed was comfortable, was provided with storage and having the ensuite was great. The common area had plenty of boardgames to break the ice with other travellers. Overall, a great stay and would not hesitate to return! :)”

SP127, 20012 Cuggiono MI, Italy

“Amazing slice of country-side paradise. This is a family farm which means you get to eat all the delicious things they make! The food is incredible, and that is been said knowing the Italian standard is quite high... The farm is wide and beautiful, surrounded with by a lake, chirping birds and all that 'Disney quality' that and didn't thought to exist in reality... 😏 We had a deluxe room with high-end mid-room hot tub: romantic, fun and exactly what we needed after a long drive. Strongly recommend. Don't miss this hidden jem, especially if you need to get to the airport. We will definitely come again.”

Via Tommaso Gulli, 1, 20147 Milano MI, Italy

“We saw that another guest arrived late and had a terrible experience. We notified that we would arrive 30 to 60 minutes after closing and the reception desk organized everything nicely so we could get into our room and finish the check in the morning after. Room is nice and my kids are happy when they saw the room. They had a very good first impression. It is a bit out and distant from the city center. But it all depends what you are looking for.”

SS33 del Sempione, 320, 20028 San Vittore Olona MI, Italy

“I don’t recommand this hotel as they are not truthful. I forgot my medical pillow in the room, called 15 min later to ask them keep it for me and will come back a few days later to get it. They said they never found my pillow in the room! The room cleaners as certainly stole it! It is terrible! Very bad experience and very sad that we can not trust a 4 hotels stars…”

Carrobbio, 2, 20123 Milano MI, Italy

“First I’ve been in a wonderful room, when I wanted to extend my reservation they gave me dirty room and the receptionist wasn’t nice. However, the buffet waiters was very friendly and nice”

Via Domodossola, 16, 20145 Milano MI, Italy

“Stayed here one night before flying back to the states. Cool hotel with very welcoming staff. A trolly right across the street for use access to center of the city. A good place to stay with a cool experience.”

Via Ludovico Ariosto, 29, 20017 Rho MI, Italy

“This hotel is a disgrace for 3 stars hotels rating system. I had my worst night ever during my 16 years of traveling around the globe. It was really a shock to find such a scam and fake pictures and grading for a hotel, and where? In Milano, Italy, a first world advanced country. These are below the basic highlights of our nightmare there: We, I, and my family checked in late. We found that the air conditioning is not working. - went down to the reception to verify, I found an old man and barely understood ( no anguish at all, signs language were used!)from him that there is a technical problem and tomorrow will look for the issue!. - The mattress was so hard and solid. - The room's temperature was boiling without AC. - The balconies are attached, and there no privacy at all for room entrance. People smoking outside and staring 😳 . - The breakfast "open buffet " was miserable and a scandal " some miserable cakes and ready made cheese sandwiches " and semi- rotten fruits. - We order coffee, they brought hot water with coffee flavor!! - The room is small, no mini refrigerator exists, no safe locker, no heater kit. - I slept for only 3 hours, waited until sun rise , checked out, and ran away. I DON NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL. IT SHOULD BE WORTHY AS A CHEAP MOTEL, NOT RATED AS A STARED HOTEL.”

Via Francesco Baracca, 19, 20090 Novegro-Tregarezzo MI, Italy

“Comfortable bed in a no-frills room. Good enough breakfast... lots of choices... mediocre quality. You have to exit the lobby and walk outdoors and up a bunch of stairs to get to the breakfast room.”