Hotels near Piola Station, Milan

There is a bus stop just outside the main street in front of you, which is convenient for going to Milan Central Station and Duomo Square. The exterior is stylish with a private house style, so if you don't pay attention to the signboard, you will overdo it. There is no problem with the cleanliness of the room and the customer service attitude.

There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient.

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 I've noticed that hotels in Europe that still use physical keys🔑 tend to be old, outdated, or privately run, small, and lacking in facilities.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.

I had a wonderful experience at Hotel Carlo Goldoni! Even though my official check-in time was 14:00, I arrived early at 11:00, and the staff kindly accommodated me without any hassle. The service was friendly and professional, and my room was clean, comfortable, and well-prepared. The location is fantastic, making it easy to explore the city. I truly appreciated the flexibility and warm hospitality and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting.

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 !

The room was cleaned and changed towels every day. Respeshen works 24 hours, which is very convenient. Breakfasts are very delicious and satisfactory, on the system the Swedish table (bakers, omlets, vegetables, beverages) - I recommend to add. Living in room 14 , on the first floor - there is a terrace where you can get out of the room directly (pictured). The hotel is fully recommended.

I booked late and was on a budget, so the single room was tiny – just barely enough space. **Facilities:** Compared to hotels in China, it's definitely modest. The mattress quality was pretty subpar, the shower stall was so small I couldn't even extend my elbows, and there weren't many outlets. The disposable toiletries were also a bit scarce. However, the bidet, which is standard in Europe, was actually quite practical. **Cleanliness:** The cleanliness was significantly better than hotels of a similar facility level back in China. It was thoroughly cleaned, and the linens were spotless. **Service:** Competent and efficient. Don't mind the stern-faced front desk staff; it doesn't affect their helpful service and clear explanations. I imagine language barriers might add some stress for them. **Location:** It's in the old town, about 2-3 blocks from the M1/M2 metro lines, a 7-10 minute walk. There's a small convenience store nearby and a Carrefour supermarket two blocks away, which is genuinely inexpensive by Shanghai standards. **Breakfast:** The bread selection was a bit limited. They had ham, salad, cheese, and coffee, but no live egg station. Those with a 'Chinese stomach' might find it a bit challenging. **Overall Impression:** The location is decent, and the deciduous tree-lined streets in the neighborhood are quite picturesque. The interior decor and layout are more traditional European. The facilities can't compare to four- or five-star hotels in China, and there's no gym. Overall, it's sufficient for a business trip or a travel stopover. The price is lower compared to other hotels in the vicinity, so there's really not much to complain about.

It's very close to the Politecnico di Milano. The lady at the front desk speaks a little accent in English. At first, I did n’t understand. Haha, originally we were in a double room with two beds. Later we switched to a family room.

The hotel exceeded expectations. Very good. Clean - trash was taken out every day. Linen was changed every three days. It was warm, water pressure was excellent. Good mattress, kettle, large mirror. The room had a small terrace. No breakfast - this is not very good, but for Italy this is considered the norm. It is about 20 minutes walk from the train station, it is not very pleasant to walk in the evening, but there were no adventures. You can get to the center by metro, about 40 minutes walk.

The hotel was extremely basic and outdated. We were honestly not expecting much and we are quite happy with just a clean room. The air conditioner was very old, and the vents were stuck making a light tapping noise every minute. The mini fridge was making extra terrestrial moans and groans, so we unplugged it before going to sleep. The wooden blinds were stuck and ziptied so we had to force them shut before bed. The walls / water pipes are not insulted and you hear every room next to you flushing or having a shower, day and night. The breakfast included basic pastries, toast, cereal, yoghurt which was about what we expected. However, they may have the worst self serve automatic coffee machine we have dealt with in years. Taste was bad, speed was incredibly slow (so there was line ups for coffee).  Would I stay there again? Probably. In a pinch, for the right price, and just one night again