Located in a quite area outside the city centre, about 30 minutes by bus from the centre, bus stop is just 1 minute walk from the hotel. There is no metro within walking distance. Rooms were medium size, clean with old fashioned furniture. Bed wasn't so confortable and bathroom was nothing special, the toilet seemed to have been there for... More

Looked like the kind of place you'd book by the hour. The room was a painted in a very bright, mint green color. The walls were also scuffed and marked, and the bed was tilted to one side. Fortunately, we were only there for the night before catching an early flight the next morning. For that reason, we didn't have... More

This is a nice hotel in a suburb of Milan, about 20 mins tram ride form the center. There is a huge, free and enclosed parking lot and a tram station right in front of the hotel. It's in a unique courtyard setting and comprises a restaurant and a small theater/concert place and a large backyard. The place feels like... More

Location is ok, outside city center (=quiet) but good tram connection from next to the hotel. Rooms are spacious with TV, minibar and air conditioning. Breakfast was great, fresh fruits, bread, yoghurt, ham, cheese, coffee etc. Free internet in lobby.

The hotel is a very good 3-star, not 44star at all. But the room were clean and spacious, the staff very helpful though some had some trouble understanding English, My sister bathroom flooded every time she took a shower, and the hair dryer of my bathroom was broken, but they replaced it right away. We arrived late at night. and... More

Corte del Naviglio is in a working-class area relatively far away from the main points of interest for a tourist. Taking the quaintly bone-shaking linea 2 into the city centre from the terminus next to the hotel costs only €1, but we had to buy the tickets from the local tobacconist’s, which doubled as a bookie’s. The clients left me... More

The hotel was described as being close to the fashionable Navigli canal district, but in fact it was in a low working class area and a good tram ride to the canal district. The hotel staff were rude and unehelpful, the breakfast was horrendous consisting of tinned fruit, packet toast, instant coffee and was served in a room like a... More

More like a motel than a hotel. I dont understand why this hotel has 4 stars - it would be hard pushed to get one star. The area is very run down and didnt feel safe. Its on the main road so constant traffic noise kept us awake all night. The hotel is not close to the Navigli canal area... More

I went in Milan for the fair BIT and I thought the city was fully booked.. It was not and the rate I found of 70 euro was very good for a 4****.. When I arrived at the hotel I was surprised since it'a a very particular structure with garden, fountains and very big fishes inside... It seemed to be... More