Hostels in Lombardy, Italy

I stayed for 4 days in this hostel and was very satisfied. It was easy to get to all parts of Milan by tram and bus.

Everything was great, just the bathroom was always wet. It's not fault from the Ostelzzz, just from the guest. Just an advice, maybe you can stick a sticker on the toilet like ”Do not stand while urinating. Thank you for keeping the restroom hygienic.”

I still want to recommend this accommodation overall, the facilities and rooms are quite nice. However, I think the male manager in the breakfast area really needs some reflection and proper training. There are two breakfast options here: €8 and €4. I chose the €4 one, but nothing happened for a while. His female colleague, whose English wasn’t very fluent, only took the payment and gave me a coffee. Later, they handed me an empty paper bag for breakfast. When I started to use the bag, the male manager repeatedly told me that the breakfast only included “one coffee and one croissant” he said it at least three times. I also replied that I had received an empty bag and no croissant at all. Instead of explaining politely or resolving the issue, he just kept repeating himself and walked away without doing anything. Overall, the place itself is good, but the staff training is seriously lacking. Even if they’re not sure about something, basic politeness and communication should be expected, and unfortunately, this male manager clearly hasn’t received such training.

This hostel isn't in Milan's main tourist area, and the neighborhood feels a bit run down. However, I still felt very safe, and it's only a 5-minute walk to the metro. The hostel itself is quite large and well-equipped, though a minor downside is the lack of curtains on the beds, despite them being otherwise comfortable. There's no breakfast provided, but the nearby coffee shops in the morning are great and much cheaper than in the tourist zones. Also, there's a pizza place right by the metro station that's very popular and affordable – definitely worth trying!

This is a very cozy hostel, tucked away in an alley, but it feels quite safe. There's a tram right outside, so you might hear some noise, but getting an Uber is super convenient. Most main attractions are just a 10-20 minute walk away. The staff can be a bit careless. Even though they're friendly, having a man enter a female dorm room was a bit unsettling. There's a kitchen available for cooking, and it's well-stocked with seasonings. However, the breakfast options are quite limited.

The room was more spacious than I expected, with a lounge area where I could microwave food or boil water. The staff were very friendly and professional. The room was a bit chilly, but the location is super convenient with beautiful historical sites nearby.

Excellent hotel. Clean, friendly, delicious food. And very friendly. I'm traveling with my dog. There were no complications. What's more, I extended my reservation by a day. They gave me a discount for my dog's stay. Highly recommended!! Excellent choice. 120% worth the money!

It's a great experience, a personal experience of an old house in Milan, spacious and tall. Worth a visit. There is just no hot water for taking a bath, but Chinese family members who like to drink hot water can go to the kitchen to boil water themselves.

Great! Clean, comfortable, in the center. Early in the morning it was necessary to go to the airport, so buses started to go there from 4am and the stop was literally 100m from the hotel.

The hostel felt safe and clean! They've got plenty of activities that I unfortunately didn't get a chance to participate in as I was only in Milan for 2 days. They also gave a complimentary drink ticket to use at the bar. It is about a half an hour walk from the city center, but the area felt quite safe. It's also only a 5 minute walk from the metro station, making it very accessible.