Hotels in Milan, Italy – Book at Best Prices 2026

"I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel and I think it's a great option for anyone looking to stay in Milan. My room was clean and comfortable, with a nice view and a balcony - which was lovely. The only slight downside was that it was on the fourth floor with no elevator, which wasn't a big deal for me but could be tricky for some people. Overall, I was really satisfied with the hotel. There was a small issue with the payment that I had to sort out through the Trip.com customer service, but they were able to resolve it for me quickly."

"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!"

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 I've noticed that hotels in Europe that still use physical keys🔑 tend to be old, outdated, or privately run, small, and lacking in facilities.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

"This hostel is the liveliest I've ever stayed in, and it's a chain too. Their ground floor is bustling and incredibly lively at night! Stays here include a free drink or alcoholic beverage. The quad room isn't huge, but it's much better than the one I had in Nice. It's a bit of a walk from the train station; you have to drag your luggage for a while, and it's all cobblestones. Hotels in Milan were so expensive at the time, over 500 [currency unit] a night, so I only stayed one night. I traveled from France to the Lampugnano bus station, then took the subway to Lima and walked to the hotel."

"Everywhere was so crowded during the Milan Winter Olympics. This hotel is Chinese-owned, and a friendly lady at the front desk checked me in. The hotel is a bit old, with an old-fashioned elevator. However, its biggest advantage is its fantastic location. There's a Chinese restaurant downstairs, and it's only a 3-minute walk to the train and metro stations, and just 1 minute to the airport shuttle stop."

"Staff was amazing very welcoming, was given a voucher for a free drink loved it! Also very attentive to all our questions. Location wasn’t too bad nearest train/metro was roughly a 10-15min walk not bad at all. Views from room obviously just main roads. Washroom was very clean as well maybe minor issues but overall very good."

"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."

"Great spot for a solo trip, though it was over 200 for a bed due to the Winter Olympics. Note that it's just a bed, no toiletries are provided. There's a small restaurant at the front desk with a lovely atmosphere where locals gather and chat. The transportation is decent; it's about a 15-minute walk from Bovisa station on the airport line, or you can take a direct bus to Milan Central Station."

"Very modern Clean In a triple room- daughters section was partitioned off but no table,plug or light which is needed for a teenager. Could ask for razors/toothbrush if needed which I thought was good even though we had it Could request a kettle Perfect for 1 night Close to metro station Supermarket near if needed Tons of food choices Minibar in fridge-fees applicable -under the safe"