"Very helpful staff at reception, spoke fluent English which helped me a lot. Absolute amazing view of the San Siro football stadium, and an American Diner 3 metres next to the hotel. Double bed was huge and comfortable, shower and toilet very clean. All very efficient and again, amazing view."
"Room is fine, clean, with a desk, a separate full bathroom, a small window. Only the room space is limited. And there is no hot water kettle, which is important for Asian travellers. I would like to rate as 4.5 stars."
"Not a bad mid-level hotel. The rooms are small but clean. The mattress is comfortable. We had two rooms. One of the windows overlooked the road, so it was quite noisy. The hotel provides earplugs to compensate for noise. There was one significant drawback - one of the rooms was very hot and stuffy. The air conditioning system only operates on heat. Therefore, it was not comfortable to sleep.
Opposite the hotel there is a tram stop that goes to the center in 30 minutes. We liked the restaurant near Ristorante Dal Re. 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Overall, if it weren't for the poor sleep due to the stuffiness, the hotel would have deserved an excellent rating."
"If you’re wondering why this place has got such a low rating, I’m wondering too. I stayed one night here for transit and this hostel is huge as though they transformed a school complex into a hostel. My room was on the 3rd floor and things there are nicely renovated. The mattress and duvet cover they offer you are odourless, not the cleanest but acceptable. Inside the room everything seem decent. They have a large common room and you can see some people there working at night. If you are staying in Milan and is on budget, this place is worth the “risk” if that low rating bothers you alot. Just saying it because I am fine with anyplace as long as i can have a good night sleep. Hope this helps."
"Overall, the best thing about the hotel is that it is convenient for transportation. It is very convenient to go to the subway, the exhibition area, or the city center. It is very convenient to go to the M1 subway station. There are not many places to eat around, and there are relatively few supporting facilities. The room is also relatively clean."
"A really solid hotel for a relatively cheap price. The room was clean and organized, and also provided with decent amenities. The breakfast was solid with nothing to complain for the price. The location is not great from public transportation perspective, but they offer a bus? service to Rho M1 i saw, even thought I can't confirm. The spa service was mid at best. The room is reserved for the one who books, so that's nice, and the room is clean and big. But it is far from a proper sauna, with 40 degrees temp, etc. so I would but say that it was worth paying extra for."
"There's a bus stop right downstairs. We bought a 3-day pass for €15.50 per person, which allowed unlimited travel on both the metro and buses. Getting to Lotto station, for Malpensa Airport, was also very convenient – just two or three stops away. European cities are generally quite compact."
"The location is super convenient, really close to the central train station, and directly accessible by subway. There are tons of restaurant options nearby, plus a supermarket about a 15-minute walk away. The keyless entry felt secure, there's air conditioning, and the interior was very clean. The front desk staff were friendly, and both check-in and check-out were a breeze."
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DDesmond975dFirst, the aircon is cold even in summer (we stayed on the top floor). The room size is big for European standards. Everything else (location, cleanliness, room condition, breakfast selection, food choices nearby) I am giving it 10/10 for its money. My only comment is that a room card is not required to get into the elevator. Everything else is perfect. Highly recommended.
GGuest UserThe location is fantastic, right next to the train and metro stations, and the airport shuttle bus terminal is just downstairs (€10 per person). It's convenient for getting to any attraction. There's air conditioning, so you can pop back to the hotel for a break when it's hot in the afternoon, grab a complimentary coffee, and then head to the food court across from the central station in the evening for some delicious food. It's truly delightful.
LLeila YooLocation: Excellent and convenient. The hotel is just a one-minute walk from the subway exit. Popular neighborhoods are also within walking distance.
Ambiance: Since it's a new hotel opening in 2026, the lobby and restaurant are very spacious with a fresh, modern design. The long-shaped room is very ample; upon entering, there's a living area and wardrobe space. To the left is a split bathroom (toilet, shower, and sink are separate), and to the right is a large bed. The facilities are brand new, and the space is well-designed. I stayed for three nights, and it offered great value for money – highly recommended!
GGuest UserChecking In was easy and quick. The employees are all very friendly and capable. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. Furthermore the rooms are equipped with air conditioning. A real highlight is the breakfast Buffet, where you can gorge yourself on a variety of cakes and pastries. Lastly, the subway station Loreto is very easy to reach on foot. All in all, very pleasant.
GGuest UserThe hotel is new and the service is excellent. The staff speak many languages and you can store your luggage there. I checked in early in the morning, and after a quick call to confirm, it was fine. They gave me a really spacious room. I'd definitely choose this hotel again when I return. The only strange thing was that the shower water was cold, but overall it's a very modern place.
GGuest UserMercure Hotel is excellent! The room is spacious, the shower is great, and it's well-equipped. The area around the hotel feels safe, and you can walk to the supermarket.
MModouletianLocation: Very close to the Porta Venezia metro station, which offers convenient access to the Duomo and Santa Maria delle Grazie (where you can see 'The Last Supper'). It's a quiet area despite being central, with a food street nearby.
Facilities: For a European hotel, it's relatively new. While the amenities are on par with a budget hotel back home, it does have a decent-sized elevator.
Service: They offer 24-hour front desk service, and the staff's English is quite good.
Cleanliness: Overall, it's very clean.
A great choice among hotels in Milan! 👍
GGuest UserThe only criticism I have is of the odd layout of the buffet breakfast - it’s in 3 separate places. No one explained to us how it worked and that the main part of the buffet was in a separate room which we didn’t discover until our final breakfast
Mmusic11Being an Ibis hotel, part of the Accor group, the rooms are a bit small and the facilities show their age slightly, but for a budget hotel, it offers good value for money. There are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and the tram is close, but the subway station is a bit inconveniently located. I booked this hotel because the 4-star hotels near Milano Centrale Station were too expensive on my travel dates, and it's pretty much what I expected. It's decent for a value-for-money hotel. Note that parking is limited as the lot is small, and it costs 20 Euros per day. Breakfast is a mediocre, not-so-great continental buffet.
LLiguolanNot sure if it was because we arrived late on the first day, but the room we were given wasn't great. Two out of three lights in the bathroom were out, and the toilet seat cover had fallen off. After reporting it to the front desk the next morning, they promptly moved us to another room.
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