Hostels in Lombardy, Italy

The room was clean. We didn't spend much time in it, but we were pleasantly surprised that there was a radiator that actually heated the room, which is quite rare nowadays 😁. It was very warm. The bathroom and toilet were clean; the women's bathroom was very spacious 😁😁😁. The manager was very friendly, and we were surprised that he spoke Ukrainian, although we mainly communicated in Spanish. The tourist tax for two people was €19 per day. Great location: 2 minutes from the subway and 10 minutes from the train station and bus stop. Recommended.

Oh, this hostel is by far the best I've stayed in! 😋 It's spacious and clean, and you don't have to pay extra for the shower. No need for a key card or password either (key cards always glitch out in Berlin for me). Each bunk has its own power outlet and a USB port, plus a small desk. The bedside shelf is a brilliant idea that should be implemented everywhere! There's even a small, adjustable reading light by the bed, and plenty of hangers (though I didn't use them).

The hostel is located 8 minutes walk from Milano Bovisa Politecnico train station. Direct train to and from Malpensa Airport T2 just takes 30 minutes. As far as getting around the city of Milano, there is a Tram-Bus stop (Bausan) just under 5 minutes walk from hostel (after the round about). The 4 bedded sharing room comes with en-suite bathroom with timed hot showers. Bath towel available for rent at 2€. Hostel-wide WiFi access available. The in-house bar-bistro offers good selection of Italian and international fairs. For weary travellers the in-house dinning option is most appreciated. During the day, the common area has a more co-working vibe. As the sun sets, the ambiance transitions to a buzzing vibrant bar-bistro.

Great hostel! It is located in a beautiful building. I took a bed in a room for 6 girls. The room had its own bathroom. Everything is clean and modern. The kitchen has everything you need. A great bonus: the bar at the hostel. On weekends, musicians play there. At the same time, the soundproofing is excellent: you can't hear the bar from behind the door.

The service was very good. There's always staff at the front desk and they are very friendly. Considering how expensive Milan is, the facilities are quite decent for the price. They have both unisex and mixed dorms. They are basic (bunk beds), with 3 bunk beds per dorm (6 people). The location is just over 1km from Milan Central Station. You'll need to bring your own towels and a padlock if you want extra security for your belongings, but honestly, even if you don't secure them, it's generally fine as other guests are very respectful of personal items. There's one bathroom inside the dorm. Plus, there's a kitchen and a fridge. Our experience was good.

Area is okayish although the building off-season is a bit creepy. 1 toilet and 1 shower per floor. Cleanish but the shower is super cramped so you will have to step in to be able to close the rest of the shower closet. Cabin is supposed to have some sort of TV and high tech functions but clearly this has not been mantained. Bed is extremely soft. I would have slept even better if the dorm light could be switched of; instead the light bled through the curtain opening, necessitating two different sleep masks. Free breakfast in the morning which is always nice!

всё было в принципе неплохо. хорошая, большая одна комната с большим шкафом и интересной душевой (как я понял, это как бы надстройка в пространстве помещения, т.е. ты буквально входишь в душевую/туалет как на подиум). но есть и минусы: ночью в конце января (когда я и жил тут) было холодно, и при этом отключалась тёплая вода и батареи! в чём смысл — непонятно. также, думаю, можно было бы и поставить вместо бутылей с разбодяженым жидким мылом одноразовые гели для душа и шампуни. так было бы идеально. 7/1

The best thing about this hostel is its location, just one stop from Lampugnano Bus Station. However, I didn’t really like the hostel as it gave off a creepy vibe. The walk from the station is very quiet, though you can trust Google Maps to guide you. The hostel is tucked away in an alley off the main road. The shower room has only a plastic cover, not a proper door, and wasn’t very clean. The room reminded me of a prison or rehab facility, and even the living room had an unappealing, old-fashioned style. The shared kitchen isn't clean. Additional charges include €3 for a large towel, €2 for a small towel, €3.5 for using the washing machine, and €3.5 for the dryer.

Amazing location — just a few minutes’ walk to the Duomo and metro station. The staff were super friendly, cheerful, and always ready to help. The atmosphere was lively and social, with free welcome drinks, shared dinners, and plenty of opportunities to meet other travelers. The common areas and rooftop terrace were cozy and fun, and breakfast was great too! The room had a slight musty smell and the air circulation wasn’t very good, so it felt a bit stuffy at times. However, everything else was great and the staff made the stay enjoyable.

We stayed at Central Hostel BG as a family of three adults and two children, and overall we had a very pleasant experience. The location is excellent—very central and convenient for walking to nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants, which made travelling with kids much easier. The room was clean, comfortable, and suitable for a family stay. The beds were comfortable, and the hostel was generally quiet at night, allowing everyone to rest well. The common areas were tidy and well maintained. The staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodating, especially when we needed assistance with directions and local information. We felt welcomed throughout our stay. For families looking for affordable accommodation in a central location, Central Hostel BG is a good option. We would recommend it to families who value location, cleanliness, and friendly service.