Milan Hotel Guide - Parco di Villa Scheibler hotels in Milan, Italy.

"Good for a short stay, small room"

"Fantastic stay"

"It's a little dated. Bedroom was comfortable and a decent size. Gym was really hot, but had the equipment you needed. Breakfast had good GF options."

"Building was modern and new. Very clean and staff was great. would book again, very comfortable room!"

"Everything was wonderful. The only thing I could say that needed work were the beds were not as comfortable as I thought they probably would at this price point and the pillows were not any good. I must say they maybe should check out the pillows that NCL cruise lines uses. Because they can work from either soft or hard wants and needs.. other than that this place is wonderful. Breakfast is fantastic.. also, this is not a walkable area. They do supply transport to the metro. But there is nothing around this area. It’s an industrial area."

"no air conditioner was working properly. everything else was great"

"The staff was amazing. Helped us with the train bookings and guided us for places in the city. The breakfast was very good. The cleanliness was impeccable. We were pleasantly surprised by this hotel. We will definitely recommend it."

"We stayed in 6 different hotels around Italy in a 2 week period, and Hotel Berlino was by far the least friendly and the least accommodating. There was loud construction right outside our window throughout the stay. We requested a refund to leave and find new accommodations, but they refused. The overall vibe of the hotel was a bit sad, and we tried to not to spend any time there beyond sleeping. I wouldn't recommend."

"I had a very disappointing experience at this hotel in Milan. First, the room was advertised as having air conditioning, but when I checked in, it wasn’t working at all. Instead, there was only a fan. When I contacted reception, I received inconsistent explanations—first they said it couldn’t be fixed, then they claimed it was “by law” in Milan, and later they said they would try to help after a couple of days. This was frustrating and unclear. Eventually, they offered to move me to another room. While the new room was larger, it created new issues. It appeared to be an accessible (disability-adapted) room, which made the layout uncomfortable for my needs. The bathroom setup was awkward, the TV was not in the main sleeping area, and most importantly, there was a complete lack of privacy due to a window without curtains—anyone outside could see in, especially near the bathroom area. Another major issue is that this property is actually a mixed-use campus, not a typical hotel. Only a small part of the building is used as a hotel, while the majority is student accommodation. This creates a very noisy and chaotic environment. Large groups of students gather in the open common areas, especially late at night, watching matches and TV at high volume and talking loudly even at 1–2 AM. It was extremely disruptive and made it very difficult to rest. This setup is simply not suitable for a hotel stay. I need to write more but there is no space."