Ξενοδοχεία με χώρο στάθμευσης σε Μιλάνο

"Not too far from the city center, it's about a 4-stop metro ride or a 45-minute walk to the Duomo. There's a medium-sized Carrefour just a two-minute walk away, and the Line 4 metro station entrance is a five-minute walk. The room itself is tiny, but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious. You can ask for a kettle at the front desk. There were only two power outlets, which was a bit inconvenient. I stayed for two nights, and they not only cleaned the room but also tidied up, even placing my boots and slippers, which I'd left on the floor, neatly in their designated spots."

"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)"

"Location is amazing! It’s close to Navigli area and you can easily reach Duomo by train. The room itself was a bit old but it’s ok considering the price. The hotel also provides a nice Italian-style breakfast"

"I booked this hotel because I had an early morning connecting flight the next day. The front desk staff were very friendly and humorous. The tiramisu in the restaurant was delicious. The hotel design is quite modern and stylish, it doesn't look like a building from the 90s at all. The garden was beautiful, and I enjoyed exploring it."

"Honestly, the hotel, being a renovated old castle, boasts unique architectural features that are a definite highlight and worth seeing, especially as your first stop after arriving. The room's hygiene was also decent; everything was quite clean. The surrounding area is actually pretty quiet with no noise, probably because it's a bit secluded and close to the airport. However, if you're looking for good service, you won't find it here. If you call to order food and there's a miscommunication, the person on the other end will just hang up on you without even trying to help – be warned, they literally just hang up without a closing remark. For dining service, if you don't make it clear, they'll just tell you to order at the front desk; they won't send a waiter to take your order at your table. During my interactions over the past few days, the front desk staff and servers never smiled. They were all older gentlemen who looked a bit stern. Whether they come across as somewhat arrogant might depend on individual perception."

"Taking a taxi from the airport is about 30 Euros. After walking down the three tourist cities in Italy, there are many places besides the sights. Charly Hotel is very quiet around, and because it’s cloudy for a few days, it’s even more... you know. The hotel is not large, but the public function area is separate from the occupancy area. In the opposite sofa area at the front desk, there are also dogs resting leisurely. I can't help but want to make up the brain. Is this dog called Charly? If you have offense, please forgive me, pure brain hole...) So there is a gallery, every time a guest When the transnational corridor stands in front of the check-in area, you can hear the sound of a staff opening the door and it is safe. The dining area is also in the area with the front desk. Although there are only a few tables, it is enough. And it is facing the hotel's small back garden, the courtyard is elegant, and there is a little more chic atmosphere than the Japanese courtyard. In short, it is a feeling of being dazed from time to time, and the view at mealtime is very good. The waiter will ask if you need coffee or tea, and in Italy, the home of espresso or cappuccino, espresso is the base of all coffee. Very recommended. When I used to work in fashion media, the “Italian style” often meant the “color block combination” look. The apartment on the street where Charly Hotel is located is a combination of yellow and orange color blocks. When entering the room, it is a combination of green and white color blocks. The mosaic of the bathroom is a combination of orange pink and white mosaic. The color saturation is not high. So it looks good in quality. The nearby subway is about to take three streets, and there is no particularly bustling scenery. It’s ok to go shopping. However, if you have seen the crowds of people on the Piazza del Duomo in Milan, as well as everyone else in the Italian attractions, I still feel that the secluded here is very worth remembering. "

"I would say this is one of the most satisfying airport transit experiences! I arrived the MXP airport at night and they provided free shuttle service until 11pm, the driver is polite and responsible. The receptionist was nice and efficient, she managed everything as quick as possible. The room was clean and comfortable. We had a wonderful recovering night here before the flight in the next morning. The breakfast included in our package was the icing on the cake. Various options on both foods and drinks, high speed on refilling, proactive assistance whenever you need, and even freshly made waffles. They have all the elements that you will want from a hotel in airport. I will revisit here if I need to transit through Milan!"

"This is a really good 4-star hotel in Bresso, much better than the 4-star I stayed at in Rome. The room was spacious. However, it was a bit noisy at night as I was placed next to the elevator, so I didn't sleep very well. Other than that, it was good."