Milan Hotel Guide - Fountain of Piazza Castello hotels in Milan, Italy.

"This hotel steals from the guests. Left some expensive shirts in a drawer and must be houskeeping that took two mens shirts. Contacted Concierge and front desk within minutes of departing and was told the shirts were not in my room. This is unacceptable and disappointing from a hotel they better controls on their staff."

"Great location! Walkable distance to many things. Great breakfast. Great staff."

"We wanted to be near everything--and we were! Perfect spot if you are looking to visit all the tourist spots and do some shopping. Host did a great job of communicating with us throughout. We did not spend any time there other than to sleep and shower. Very clean. Would recommend!"

"Good for a short stay, small room"

"Nice spread of breakfast. Location is fantastic, very closed to everything. Best part of it all was we got upgraded to a nice room."

"Fantastic location, excellent and helpful staff and funky decor"

"The hotel was amazing! Great location, very clean and the staff was outstanding! Highly recomend"

"Our room is large and bed is very comfortable. Bathroom is also large while the towels and linen are too notch. We enjoyed the delicious breakfast buffet and the self serve espresso’s station. Hotel is only 5-6 minutes walking distance to ‘Milano Central"

"I was extremely happy staying in the property as I was well taken care of. The rooms are clean with everything new including the towels. The air conditioner worked exceptionally well given that most European hotels pay less attention to cooling. There is a lot of open space inside the property giving it a homely vibe. The location is the best. I took the express train from the MXP airport to Cadorna station and washed walked to the hotel, just 7 minutes from the station. The Duomo is less than 10 minutes from the hotel. There are restaurants and shops all around the hotel. The hotel is very quiet as it is located in a alley. I will stay there again if I return to Milan again. There was no kettle and tea/coffee in the room, which I missed badly. "