Cheap Hotels in Milan

"The hotel is new and the service is excellent. The staff speak many languages and you can store your luggage there. I checked in early in the morning, and after a quick call to confirm, it was fine. They gave me a really spacious room. I'd definitely choose this hotel again when I return. The only strange thing was that the shower water was cold, but overall it's a very modern place."

"I give this hostel's private spaces a perfect score. Once you pull the curtain, it's a completely private space where you won't be disturbed at all. There are charging ports, a mirror, a locker, and a light, and the bed is very comfortable. The room has a dry and wet separated bathroom with hot water. The breakfast is abundant, and the croissants are especially large and delicious. Additionally, there's a spacious common area and a fridge and kitchen on the second floor. The location is also great; it's within walking distance to the subway station, and there's a fantastic Sichuan restaurant about 300 meters away. Overall, highly recommended, I had a very comfortable stay."

"The location is the best part about this hotel. It is literally right across the street from the main Milan train station. So if you have a train trip you can just walk across the street. However you will have to use transpiration to get to the Duomo area. The rooms were clean but small. The wall wooden panel in our room was detaching some areas (required maintenance)"

"The hotel was excellent and clean. The location wasn't the best but close to the metro so not bad either. The rooms were nice and clean. It would've been nice to have complimentary water as we arrived late in the night and drinking water would've been ideal."

"The hotel is located in a residential area, slightly north of central Milan, which appears to be one of the city's less affluent neighborhoods. Right next to it, there's a large roundabout surprisingly overgrown with tall weeds! The buildings' bases are covered in graffiti, making the area look quite run-down. There was a Black housekeeping staff member who seemed to lack proper housekeeping training. While cleaning our room, he took our personal glass, which was very different from the hotel's provided glassware, as well as a stainless steel cup and chopsticks that had no connection to the hotel whatsoever. When we returned to the room and noticed these items missing, we saw him still cleaning and immediately asked if he had thrown them away. He didn't evade the question at all; instead, he led me to the storage room and retrieved everything! We ran into him at the subway station the next day. He was instantly recognizable – over 190cm tall and very thin. He greeted us in a very friendly manner."

"Hotel location: The Milan HD8 Hotel is located directly opposite Milan Central Station, just across the road. It's also conveniently located for the airport express train, even more so than the regular train, as it's just a short walk across the road. Room space: Very small. Once a suitcase is laid flat, there's no room to walk around. Facilities and hygiene: The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the air conditioning is very strong. It has a 6-foot double bed, but there were no toothbrushes, conditioner, slippers, or tissues. [Unexpected Safety Incident] On the second night of my stay, the power tripped twice in quick succession. When I reported the first outage, the male front desk staff member was surprisingly able to accurately state my room number. He contacted an engineer to inspect, and the conclusion was that it wasn't due to a problem in the room itself, but rather the main circuit breaker on the first floor where my room was located. After it was reset, the power was restored. However, less than half an hour later, the power tripped a second time. This time, the male front desk staff member didn't call an engineer; he came upstairs himself and attempted to close me in the room. I managed to hold the door open in time, and clearly informed him and pointed out the switch location inside the room, which prevented an unsafe situation! The male front desk staff member then went to the main circuit breaker, and the power in the room was restored in just 2-3 seconds (presumably by flipping the breaker). This male front desk staff member offered no comfort or apology, but instead asked, “Are you scared?” Because the power tripped twice on the same night, making it impossible to stay safely, I contacted Ctrip customer service representative L19742 around 3-4 AM China time. Ctrip handled the situation appropriately for me, and there were no further power outages after that. [In summary, even with a good hotel location, I do not recommend single travelers stay here.]"

"The hotel didn't change the duvet cover & sheets for three nights, and the duvet cover smelled bad; my hands and feet were probably bitten by bed bugs. They only changed the sheets on the fourth and fifth nights. The toilet had a sliding door that couldn't be closed, and it smelled terrible; the overall air quality in the room was poor."

"The hotel is quite new. The room was comfortable and it had what we needed. It was close enough to the metro so it make it easy to get around, yet not super close to the center, but it was fine. Breakfast was nice. The staff was okay. Unlike many showers in Italy, the showers were a nice size. Most other hotels we stayed at had tiny cubicles as showers. The onky downsides are that the lifts in Italy are very small so a big family with bags will need to make more than 1 trip. It is also hard to find hotels with gyms around Milán and Venice."

"For the price, this hotel is excellent value. The room we got was incredibly spacious, almost like a private little courtyard, and it even had a small balcony. The only downside was that our room wasn't accessible by elevator, but the staff were so incredibly helpful and enthusiastic about carrying our luggage up and down for us. Huge thanks to them!"

"Dissatisfactory points: 1. The shower water is cold at night, and there is nowhere to put toiletries in the bathroom. They can only be scattered on the floor. It is very inconvenient. 2. The first floor is a bar, not a place for hostel guests to eat buffet food. The self-service kitchen is on the top floor with few equipments, which is very inconvenient."