Hotels near Milano Centrale, Milan

I stayed at the INN PETRELLA in Milan during a solo trip and was pleased with my choice. The hotel is conveniently located near the train station, making it a great option for those who travel a lot or are planning trips to other cities. A nice bonus was the coffee and croissant provided in the mornings—a small but very nice touch. I also appreciated the keys provided for the lockers, allowing me to safely leave my luggage without worrying about my belongings. Overall, the service was excellent: the staff was friendly and helpful. A good option for the price, convenience, and location.

It is a B&B in a residential building. You need to open the main door and staircase door before entering the house. After entering the house, there is a living room + dining room with about 4 or 5 separate rooms. Facilities: The room is fully equipped and the bathroom is large, but there are no slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. You need to bring your own. There are towels, bath towels, shower gel, shampoo, hand soap, etc., which are all in a large bottle. The heating is sufficient Environment: Because it is in a residential building, the surrounding is very quiet, I slept well, and the surrounding area is relatively safe. What is surprising is that there are many Chinese shops or restaurants around Service: The landlord did not show up on the day of check-in, and called to check in by himself. I told him how to open the door and asked about the breakfast time the next day on the phone. It was prepared on time the next morning. The breakfast was very rich. He also toasted bread, fried eggs, and made tea and coffee on the spot. It was very delicious Hygiene: Very clean and fragrant, the room layout and decoration are very stylish Transportation: It is about 5 minutes walk from the nearest subway station M1, which can go directly to Milan Cathedral. There is also M3 to the central station nearby

The room was nice, service was good, and the location was also great. The only downside was the ongoing renovation outside, which started at 8 AM and was quite noisy. I went out early in the morning to explore the old castle and the park. There's a delicious pasta place nearby, run by Wenzhou natives; I recommend their asparagus and shrimp pasta.

This hotel seems pretty good. I was here for a business trip during Fashion Week, so the price was a bit high, but it was still a better value compared to other options. The breakfast was excellent, and it's very close to the train station, which was super convenient.

We had a wonderful stay at Glam Hotel Milano. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, and they went above and beyond by allowing us to check in early since we were traveling with our baby. After a long journey, that small gesture meant so much to our family. The hotel was very clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet, which made it perfect for resting after a busy day exploring the city. The location is also amazing — it’s literally steps away from Milano Centrale station, making it extremely convenient for trains, transportation, and getting around Milan. We truly appreciated the hospitality and professionalism of the staff. They made our stay smooth and enjoyable, and we would definitely stay here again when visiting Milan. Highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and great service!

Ubicación excelente a sólo 6 minutos caminando a la estación de metro de Loreto y de ahí dos estaciones para Mestre Centrale ; una habitación pequeña pero súper limpia, un poco ruidosa ya que la ventana da a la calle pero todo muy cómodo; gracias !

Great location, especially for business trips. The room size is decent, and the surrounding amenities are really convenient for shopping and dining. Plus, there's a subway station right outside the door. The service was efficient and smooth. Very good overall.

My first stop in mainland Europe was Milan, and I chose this hotel. For two adults and one child, we opted for a triple room. European hotels are strict about occupancy matching the actual number of guests, so finding a triple room can be a challenge. We arrived from Milan Malpensa Airport at 6:30 AM, took a 1-hour train ride, and then walked to the hotel in less than 10 minutes – the route was very easy to find. The hotel is conveniently located, with a coffee shop across the street. We initially thought about having breakfast there, but later decided to head to the Duomo area instead. The hotel allowed us to store our luggage in advance, but early check-in wasn't possible, which is understandable. We came back around 3 PM for check-in and found that while the room wasn't large, it was well-equipped with bath towels, slippers, shower caps, and shampoo. You'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and electric kettle. There's a safe and a mini-fridge in the room, but the mini-bar items are chargeable. Breakfast was especially plentiful and served from 7 AM to 11 AM. Overall, we were very satisfied with the hotel, though the Wi-Fi connection was a bit tricky. One minor complaint: the bathroom light is sound-activated, which is fine when showering, but it kept going dark while using the toilet, and even clapping loudly didn't always work. The small balcony was nice, but for non-smoking tourists, it's not particularly useful.

Spacious room , clean and bright . 3 minutes walk to central station. Pentu of the restaurants down stairs. It’s really located in downtown . 20 minutes walk to Milano cathedral.

The hotel's location is quite good, close to the city center, but it's genuinely small. If you have two large suitcases, there won't be enough space for them. I've noticed that hotels in Europe that still use physical keys🔑 tend to be old, outdated, or privately run, small, and lacking in facilities. So, when booking a hotel in Europe, you really need to check if they use key cards or physical keys. If it's the latter, definitely give it a pass. The hotel's breakfast is in the basement. It offers a slightly wider selection of bread than the previous Swiss hotel I stayed at, but it's still just passable. 'White people food' mostly consists of bread, after all.