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The location is unbeatable! Just a short walk to the Duomo Square, making shopping incredibly convenient. The room itself isn't huge, but it's perfectly fine for a short stay, especially given the prime location!

This is a fantastic hotel in an excellent location. It's about a 20-minute walk to the main shopping area, and there are many great restaurants and small shops nearby. The neighborhood feels very residential and safe, with no concerns about security. I really have to commend the hotel's front desk staff. I was out shopping all day near the Duomo, carrying three bags, and took an Uber back to the hotel. When I got out, I somehow left one bag behind – it had my newly purchased jewelry and a handbag inside, worth over 50,000 RMB! I only realized it after I got back to my room. I immediately rushed down to the front desk. The staff quickly checked the CCTV footage for me, confirming that I had indeed left a bag in the Uber, and it wasn't something I left at the hotel. At the same time, because Uber doesn't have a direct contact feature for drivers, and I hadn't gotten any response after reporting it to Uber's platform, the front desk attendant proactively helped me look through the limited information available on the Uber app. Eventually, he found the phone number for the Uber driver's registered company and immediately called them on my behalf. After several verifications, they finally got in touch with the driver, who confirmed he had my missing shopping bag and would return it within an hour. I'm incredibly grateful for the prompt and proactive help from the hotel front desk throughout this whole ordeal; I can't imagine what would have happened otherwise.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's right across the street from the Central Station. On the second floor of the station, you can catch trains for arrivals and departures, including the Malpensa Airport Express, which costs 15 euros per person. The subway station is downstairs from the Central Station, and the M3 line takes you to Milan Cathedral in just four stops. The Cathedral is right outside the subway exit, which is incredibly convenient. If you're not sure how to buy a ticket, no worries – you can simply tap your credit card to enter the station! The area around the hotel feels safe, with plenty of armed police around. The friendly porter at the hotel entrance was very welcoming. I didn't have any small change for a tip (though it's fine if you don't tip), so I carried my own luggage up. The steps at the hotel entrance are of a normal height, so it was no problem to carry my own bags. The hotel room was quite spacious, and the bathroom was large and clean. There are also supermarkets and restaurants not far from the hotel. The only downside was that I visited during Milan Fashion Week, so the hotel price was a bit high. However, I believe the prices are usually good. Overall, it was a great experience!

First off, this hotel is absolutely gorgeous and perfectly embodies the 'fashion capital' vibe. Fashion magazines and luxury brand ads are everywhere in the lobby – just check out the pictures! The staff are also very warm and handsome, and one of the front desk agents even speaks Chinese. Breakfast was quite substantial too; I didn't get tired of it even after three days. It's about a 10-minute walk from Milan train station. Now, let me get to the downsides. As an accommodation, I believe a basic requirement is quietness, and this hotel's soundproofing is virtually nonexistent. On the first night, I was woken up by snoring from the next room at 1 AM. On the second night, I was woken up by the couple next door chatting at 4 AM. It was like sleeping in a dormitory. It's that exaggerated!!!!! Also, the hotel only provides complimentary water on the first night; subsequent bottles need to be paid for. This seems to be common in Italy. They charged city tax based on their own 4-star standard. If you, like me, consider quietness a non-negotiable for accommodation, seriously avoid this place.

I had a fantastic stay at Palazzo Viridis. The rooms are modern, clean, and very comfortable – it’s easy to feel at home right away. The staff truly stands out: friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. One of the highlights is the bar downstairs – stylish, with a great atmosphere and excellent drinks. It’s the perfect place to relax in the evening. Overall, a wonderful hotel that I would highly recommend!

The hotel was reasonably priced, the room was clean to my satisfaction, and the sheets and towels were new. The location was convenient, being close to the MRT station. The front desk staff were helpful and provided information on nearby attractions and restaurants, which was a big plus. The air conditioning was quiet, and I slept soundly all night. The only downside was the small room size, but it was still quite a good deal for the price.

Every time I visit Milan, I stay here. The location is incredibly convenient, very close to the Duomo and several metro stations, making it easy to get to attractions, the Central Station, and the airport express. The room comes with breakfast, which is quite ample and includes fresh fruit. The freshly baked bread is also delicious. The soundproofing in the rooms is excellent; once the double-glazed windows are closed, you can't hear the trams or other street noise. The room itself is clean and tidy, and actually looks much better in person than in the pictures. Highly recommend staying here!

Extremely clean and the staff was very helpful for a late check out requestZ

For the price, the hotel's location is quite good. It's about a 20-euro taxi ride to the Duomo, and the metro is extremely convenient, with the station just a 5-minute walk away. Nearby, there's a restaurant called Osteria Molo 13, which I believe is a local seafood chain. They offer a great variety of seafood, including oysters and mussels, and it's excellent value for money. While the breakfast was the same every day, it was actually quite plentiful. The single room wasn't small by Milan standards, and it was clean and very quiet.

Being an Ibis hotel, part of the Accor group, the rooms are a bit small and the facilities show their age slightly, but for a budget hotel, it offers good value for money. There are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and the tram is close, but the subway station is a bit inconveniently located. I booked this hotel because the 4-star hotels near Milano Centrale Station were too expensive on my travel dates, and it's pretty much what I expected. It's decent for a value-for-money hotel. Note that parking is limited as the lot is small, and it costs 20 Euros per day. Breakfast is a mediocre, not-so-great continental buffet.