Milan Hotel Guide - Villa Litta hotels in Milan, Italy.

"Our floor was kind of smelly. The room was average, and the bed wasn't comfortable. Kind of run down area of town."

"This hotel is really nice but it is located outside Milan and it cost €100 to Uber. But the train stationnis nearby,so if you can learn to navigate the train system, which is really easy,then you'll be good."

"The room was a lot nicer than expected for the price! Really modern and clean with lots of space. We ate at the restaurant which was lovely and the staff were all really friendly and helpful. The hotel is clearly going through renovations but did not affect us at all whilst staying. Parking outside the room was also great for coming back to after a long day out."

"Nothing really to say other than it’s a perfect location extremely clean. The service was fantastic. The bartender RICARDO was incredible. What a beautiful experience. I’ve been here many times and it actually keeps getting better every time."

"The train station is only 10 mins walking from the hotel which is very convenient. It’s a bit far from the center from Milan but it’s perfect if you’re looking for something affordable and near a train station that can take you to the center."

"Fantastic stay"

"very nice"

"The breakfast menu was average. The food selection was poor."

"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."