I would reccomend this hotel for business traveller or whoever has a car. Located near a Underground station reaching the city center, is easy, affordable and safe.
An excellent 4-5 star hotel with a small but well equipped gym, friendly staff and nice, clean room.
I´ve been booking 2 nights and I could enjoy both of them, in the evening I left for a walk and I could enjoy some good italian food on the other side of the street.

The hotel is very decent. We loved our room but the hotel is a bit far from the centre and has no free parking. Internet access is poor.
I suggest breakfast and Internet should be included in the rate to make it a 5 star value for money.

A business hotel of high class, sumptuous rooms, breathtaking huge entrance. Grand style which I feel is typically Milanese. The bar service was a but unattentive. The breakfast was excellent. The rooms were done up in style with heavy curtains which blocked out the light completely, huge and highly decorated wall mirrors and a shiny clean bathroom. The cushions were rock hard but the mattress was heavenly.

I booked a two night stay in mid-November for a conference I was attending at Melia Milano. Upon arriving the hotel appeared to be a typical business-oriented hotel. But as my night progressed, it turned into something from a bad horror movie.

I first noticed the mosquitoes early in the evening. I killed 2 or 3 before heading to bed and scoured the room to make sure there weren't any more and that the windows were tightly shut. However, shortly after turning out the light I heard buzzing near my head so I was back up and trying to track down the mosquito. The entire night proceeded in this fashion. As soon as I was close to falling into a nervous sleep, the buzzing would start again, I would turn on the lights, kill a mosquito or two, then try to get back to sleep.

When the night was done I had tallied 14 mosquitoes but only 1-2 hours of very bad sleep -- the type of bad sleep where you are periodically slapping your head in some strange level of dozing. That was rough with a day of business meetings and presentations ahead.

Before the night was over I did my Tripadvisor research (which I normally would have done before booking but this location was arranged and paid through the conference I was attending), saw the multiple reports of mosquito problems, and immediately booked elsewhere for my second night in Milan. I couldn't take the possibility of another room and another night of mosquitoes.

I've never had a worse night sleep in all my years of frequent business travel and have never encountered anything like this, even in stays within Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia and tropical Latin America. May I never experience this horror again.