Hotels near Loreto Station in Milan

Very modern Clean In a triple room- daughters section was partitioned off but no table,plug or light which is needed for a teenager. Could ask for razors/toothbrush if needed which I thought was good even though we had it Could request a kettle Perfect for 1 night Close to metro station Supermarket near if needed Tons of food choices Minibar in fridge-fees applicable -under the safe

I stayed at the INN PETRELLA in Milan during a solo trip and was pleased with my choice. The hotel is conveniently located near the train station, making it a great option for those who travel a lot or are planning trips to other cities. A nice bonus was the coffee and croissant provided in the mornings—a small but very nice touch. I also appreciated the keys provided for the lockers, allowing me to safely leave my luggage without worrying about my belongings. Overall, the service was excellent: the staff was friendly and helpful. A good option for the price, convenience, and location.

Ubicación excelente a sólo 6 minutos caminando a la estación de metro de Loreto y de ahí dos estaciones para Mestre Centrale ; una habitación pequeña pero súper limpia, un poco ruidosa ya que la ventana da a la calle pero todo muy cómodo; gracias !

There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient. There is nothing to say at this price. The front desk is Chinese and speaks Chinese. The location is convenient.

My first stop in mainland Europe was Milan, and I chose this hotel. For two adults and one child, we opted for a triple room. European hotels are strict about occupancy matching the actual number of guests, so finding a triple room can be a challenge. We arrived from Milan Malpensa Airport at 6:30 AM, took a 1-hour train ride, and then walked to the hotel in less than 10 minutes – the route was very easy to find. The hotel is conveniently located, with a coffee shop across the street. We initially thought about having breakfast there, but later decided to head to the Duomo area instead. The hotel allowed us to store our luggage in advance, but early check-in wasn't possible, which is understandable. We came back around 3 PM for check-in and found that while the room wasn't large, it was well-equipped with bath towels, slippers, shower caps, and shampoo. You'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and electric kettle. There's a safe and a mini-fridge in the room, but the mini-bar items are chargeable. Breakfast was especially plentiful and served from 7 AM to 11 AM. Overall, we were very satisfied with the hotel, though the Wi-Fi connection was a bit tricky. One minor complaint: the bathroom light is sound-activated, which is fine when showering, but it kept going dark while using the toilet, and even clapping loudly didn't always work. The small balcony was nice, but for non-smoking tourists, it's not particularly useful.

Great service, they deserve one more start at least. The receptionist guy was very friendly and kind and even helped me with my luggage. The bedroom was a good size, quite modern actually. They had coffee and some biscoff cookies for us. It’s in a central area, very close to the centrale station! Overall, a good stay! Wish I took better photos!

Everywhere was so crowded during the Milan Winter Olympics. This hotel is Chinese-owned, and a friendly lady at the front desk checked me in. The hotel is a bit old, with an old-fashioned elevator. However, its biggest advantage is its fantastic location. There's a Chinese restaurant downstairs, and it's only a 3-minute walk to the train and metro stations, and just 1 minute to the airport shuttle stop.

I booked late and was on a budget, so the single room was tiny – just barely enough space. **Facilities:** Compared to hotels in China, it's definitely modest. The mattress quality was pretty subpar, the shower stall was so small I couldn't even extend my elbows, and there weren't many outlets. The disposable toiletries were also a bit scarce. However, the bidet, which is standard in Europe, was actually quite practical. **Cleanliness:** The cleanliness was significantly better than hotels of a similar facility level back in China. It was thoroughly cleaned, and the linens were spotless. **Service:** Competent and efficient. Don't mind the stern-faced front desk staff; it doesn't affect their helpful service and clear explanations. I imagine language barriers might add some stress for them. **Location:** It's in the old town, about 2-3 blocks from the M1/M2 metro lines, a 7-10 minute walk. There's a small convenience store nearby and a Carrefour supermarket two blocks away, which is genuinely inexpensive by Shanghai standards. **Breakfast:** The bread selection was a bit limited. They had ham, salad, cheese, and coffee, but no live egg station. Those with a 'Chinese stomach' might find it a bit challenging. **Overall Impression:** The location is decent, and the deciduous tree-lined streets in the neighborhood are quite picturesque. The interior decor and layout are more traditional European. The facilities can't compare to four- or five-star hotels in China, and there's no gym. Overall, it's sufficient for a business trip or a travel stopover. The price is lower compared to other hotels in the vicinity, so there's really not much to complain about.

Transportation: Not too far from the train station, walk about ten minutes. The road near the train station is more flat. Room: The room is large, with central air conditioning and wall-mounted air conditioning, very warm. Other facilities are average and the bed is very comfortable. Public area layout is very characteristic Dining and shopping: There is a small supermarket not far away, a very authentic Naples pizza restaurant, several restaurants. Carrefour is a little far away and it takes ten minutes to walk. Health: not bad Service: There is no service except cleaning the room. Remember, don't stay late, otherwise. . . .

The hotel room was very warm; I wonder if the central heating was on? The tourist tax was expensive, EUR 20 per person, and the breakfast restaurant was very small.