Hotels near Casa Ferrario in Milan

The Hotel Brunelleschi is in a convenient location to the main attractions and amenities of Milan, a 5 minute walk in a safe location. The hotel is known for its' business travelers which is how we knew of the hotel from my husband's previous stays. It is clean and well appointed with a spacious lobby, restaurant and bar along with a large dining room on the lower level serving their breakfast buffet. The room was large,comfortable with an additional small sofa which was also a pull out bed. Multiple charges available. The bathroom was well outfitted with great fluffy towels. Generous breakfast buffet offered hot and cold items with a varied selection, even offering Proseco for those who wanted to make mimosas. Staff at the desk gracious and accommodating to questions and requests. Efficient in arranging our car transportation to the airport on departure.

Great location — close but just far enough from the Duomo and relevant subway stops to make getting around Milan easy and quick. The staff was so friendly and helpful and clearly had our safety in mind. The room was right below the lively rooftop bar with a great view of the city. The room itself was small but perfect for me, my husband, and young adult son. The rooftop bar was fun and felt so glamorous, too! Their menu was on also topnotch, a great place to enjoy aperitivo and enjoy the nightfall sky. You could hear the slight thump of music from our rooms, but that didn’t bother us at all. The gentleman at the front desk was also so kind and helpful with all our questions from money exchange to metro stops to restaurant recommendations and even fashion advice!

We are talking about an elegant and extremely comfortable accommodation. It is 5 minutes from the University, 7 from the Duomo, 10 from the Scale. The rooms are comfortable and quiet. The access modes are a little machine, but the staff is very nice and efficient. I have only two advices to improve further: 1) to highlight the ways of telephone contact with the Reception (e.g. if the check-out day you left your bag in stock); 2) make a inspection tour in the bathrooms (in such a prestigious place, see a red-coat and not working is really a stoned note).

Very French interior design, comfortable bed, cleanliness 100 points, delicious food in the morning, restaurant staff is very considerate, will definitely stay again next time! Dior cafe in isolation street

Went there for a short 3nights stay In Milan, I followed the recomendations and book a room with a balcony on a high floor (Executive twin room on 9th floor overlooking the back street). The hotel is in a walking distance to the Duomo with a tram and bus stops opposite the entrance. The hotel is also surrounded by 3 restaurants (2 halal) and a small beauty salon. Reaching the hotel from airport was smooth. We were first greeted by a very polite and helpful bellman who took our luggage and then guided us to our room. As we walked to the reception we were greeted by everyone, such a frindly and helpful team (later on helped with directions and calling the airlines). The check in process went easy. Arriving at our room was through 1 of 3 elevators (small but efficient). The room (902 if I remember correctly) was located at the end of a corridor, in a very quite section. We were assigned a corner room and as I requested in a high floor, it was very spacious with lots of natural light coming from the balcony. The furniture was old-fashioned, 1 king bed and on request was separated to 2 twin beds, a small open closet (the room had sufficient space for a proper one), the room is also equipped with a kettle and coffee machine with daily refills of coffee, tea and water and a --free-- minibar. The marbel bathroom was also very spacious and very clean, the shower is amazing with very good flow of water, big size vanity (didn't like the black sink though). The balcony was very narrow more like a French balcony but on a corner furnished with 1 chair only (anyways it was scary to be there - liked the natural light it brought). My request was for twin beds but the reem had 1 king. I called the front desk to clarify and they arranged for housekeeping to seperate the bed. Allover, was a comfy room we enjoyed. The only 2 negative points I see were: - the old style furniture all over the hotel (need to be refurbished). - Housekeeping. 2 times during our short stay the door was opened without a knock or bill ring. This hotel would be on the list for a next travel.

We were in Milan for a couple of days in August 22. This hotel is only one kilometre from the centre in Milan but it’s not in a great area. Positives. - The hotel in lovely inside and is built to a high specification. - The staff were all very friendly and could not have been more helpful throughout our stay. - the WiFi is absolutely brilliant. - You’re a 12 minute walk from Milan Cathedral Less positive - this doesn’t appear to be in a great area. It’s hard to find a bar or restaurant close by - There’s a lot of work being carried out in the roadway almost right outside so it appears to be like a building site. - It’s a busy hotel, so at checkout / checkin time it’s carnage. The foyer is pandemonium and littered with lots of cases and lots of Taxis etc piled up outside. Not a massive problem, but just one to be aware of. - Our room had a terrible view into a dirty apartment block

The hotel in Milan is in a quiet place and it is not comparable to a hotel in China, but the price is relatively cheap and affordable. I lived in this hotel with my classmate for three nights.

Ostello Bello is a place of hospitality, color, music and total cleanliness of every room within the structure. Between the Dome of Milan and modern City Line. A little dream where I'll come back for sure.

The hotel is located right in the city centre about 50 metres from the Duomo and the underground station. Check-in and service was fast and efficient. The room was spotlessly clean and had shower, TV, fridge, air conditioning and free wi-fi. Breakfast selection was excellent with fresh bread and pastries, cured meats, cheese, cooked food, yoghurt with orange juice and freshly made coffee. As it’s right in the centre of the city there is some road noise. From the Duomo walk straight up Via Orefici and Via Dante (with lots of outdoor restaurants) to the castle and the town park behind it. From the Duomo, four stops on the yellow line of the metro (tickets cost €2 from the machines - cash or card) take you to Central Station. From here you can get to Bergamo, Lake Como and Lake Maggiore within an hour. Tickets can be bought from the machines or office and are €6-9 each way. For Lake Como either get the train to Varenna Esino then ferry to Bellagio, another ferry to Como and the train back to Milan or do it the other way round. There are two train stations in Como, Lago is right by the lake but the trains are slower, San Giovanni is on the edge of town with faster service. For the ferry between Como and Bellagio I recommend taking the slowest one that stops everywhere as it’s cheaper (€10 - pay at kiosk) and you get fantastic views as you zig-zag across the lake. I started off wondering how it could take 2 hours but finished wishing it would never end.

This is the first review for this hotel. The service is really excellent. The staff are very attentive and pay attention to details. They are very enthusiastic. Every time I go to the front desk, I ask if I want something to drink. Before leaving, there are slippers, make-up remover wipes and cotton pads in the room. The drinks in the mini bar are almost 1 euro cheaper than the outside... I don't know how to boast. 🔔Service: Full marks 🍃 Environment: comfortable 🧹 Hygiene: clean 🚗 Transportation: