Milan Hostels

Hostel on the first floor The owner was bright and friendly, and I was very grateful for a little understanding of Japanese The room is an ordinary hostel and cleanliness is not good or not When I visited, many people visited the Milan Cortina Olympics, and often came back late at night Earplugs, thick bottom PVC slippers, alcohol sheets required Also, padlocks are essential because there is no key to the luggage under the bed The menu of the restaurant under the hotel said, ”There is a menu using frozen foods,” and I laughed at the honesty. I ate eggplant, pork, zucchini and cheese sandwiched with thin bread, but it was very delicious. I think I'll choose this place if I want to keep the cost down when I visit Milan again.

Great spot for a solo trip, though it was over 200 for a bed due to the Winter Olympics. Note that it's just a bed, no toiletries are provided. There's a small restaurant at the front desk with a lovely atmosphere where locals gather and chat. The transportation is decent; it's about a 15-minute walk from Bovisa station on the airport line, or you can take a direct bus to Milan Central Station.

My stay at the hotel was good. I looked for a quiet simple place close to the central station, the city center and a metro station, so it covered all my needs for a one-night stay. You can have breakfast there, cold or hot, which is a good option. Coffee and tea are also avalable.The staff at the reception is extremely helpful and friendly - thank you for support!

A very central hostel, 20min walk to the central station and 20 min walk to the dueomo, quiet area, where it is nice to have a walk, and discover the streets. Nice park nearby. The place is decent, and nice, had a bed in a 2 person dorm which is good and comfortable, and the big bathroom is in side the room. The employees are nice and friendly. Very good experience.

Dissatisfactory points: 1. The shower water is cold at night, and there is nowhere to put toiletries in the bathroom. They can only be scattered on the floor. It is very inconvenient. 2. The first floor is a bar, not a place for hostel guests to eat buffet food. The self-service kitchen is on the top floor with few equipments, which is very inconvenient.

The location is fantastic, right near the central train station. The owner is super friendly; even though my English isn't great, he spoke some Chinese words with me, so communication was no problem. The courtyard is very clean, and the room was spotless too. I stayed in a 4-person mixed dorm, and everyone was very polite. Highly recommended! I've stayed in hostels in several European countries, and this one is the best so far!

Very beautiful and stylish apartment and very centrally located with optimal connection and many outlet options.

For this type of dormitory, a bath towel is provided, so you'll need to buy or bring your own shampoo and other toiletries. It's a little damp because it's in the basement, but only slightly, so it shouldn't bother most people. As is typical in Italy, city tax is charged. However, it's very close to Milan Central Station, the metro, and supermarkets, which is great. The only slight inconvenience is having to use the intercom to enter the entrance, but you get used to it. Overall, I personally think it's good value for money. There weren't many people there when I stayed, and there are dishes and other utensils in the common area, so self-catering is perfectly fine.

Parking is very convenient! The front desk is conscientious and responsible. I met two Iraqi dentists. They chatted and were very friendly to Chinese people. Then three children from the UK came. They took off their shoes and the smell was a bit strong. Alas! Young people are full of blood and there is nothing we can do.

The room is clean, the location is very convenient, but the minus point is that it will cost 5e/piece of luggage, check in after 9am and pay an additional 25e/room for 3 people.