Hotel Teco Reviews

Amazing hotel, great rooms, great location, top notch staff! Honestly, this is not 3 stars, these 3 stars are better than many 4 or even 5 in Milan

There are old rituals! The room is not big but clean! In the morning, someone unexpectedly opened the door and came in! Be sure to lock your room when you go out

Very good, but there is no quilt

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***et güzel, konumu, kahvaltısı, temizliği, beğendik...

Great hotel at Corsa Buenos Aires. The metro is 2 minutes away and there are lots of cafes, restaurants, and shops nearby. The staff is attentive and knowledgeable, our special kudos to Loredana who was fantastic. The kitchen staff is very nice and the breakfast is fantastic for Italian standards. The room was spacious and clean. Only good words about Teco - we'll surely be back here, warmly recommend all in all!

Hotel Teco is clean and very comfortable. The lobby is bright and cheery. It is a long walk from a the major tourist attractions, but is close to the main subway line. The staff was very helpful. Wi-Fi was excellent. The included breakfast buffet was fantastic. This hotel is a great place to stay in Milan.

The location of the Hotel is very good. 15 minutes walking distance to Milano Centrale and 25 minutes to the Duomo. The room is large, clean with comfy beds and quiet. Good breakfast. Many thanks to Loredana, for her support during our stay. I would certainly recommend the hotel to anyone.

I want to give a favorable review of Hotel Teco because all-in-all, there's a lot to like about this property. Unfortunately, our experience was also filled with a fair amount of things we didn't like. The plus side of choosing Hotel Teco is that it's in a great location. You can walk to the Duomo in about 20-30 minutes, window shopping as you stroll down Corso Venezia. There is also a Metro stop about a block and a half away, with the Metro being rather easy to access. Breakfast is well stocked and the lady overseeing it all is extremely friendly and helpful . . . in oh, so many ways for she seems to wear many hats around the hotel. The hotel is obviously energy efficient, with motion activated lights coming on as you walk down a hallway, but this is both a plus and negative as sometimes the lights are slow to come on and the interior hallways can be quite dark if the lights are pokey. The downsides to our stay started with our arrival when the overly officious gentleman at the desk didn't offer any form of greeting. We gave him our name and said we knew we were early for check-in, but because of our 1:30 reservations for Il Cenacolo (The Last Supper), we were hoping to drop our luggage at the hotel and then check-in when we returned. After shuffling through many papers and examining a list or two, he acknowledged our reservation and did allow us to stow our bags in the breakfast room, which was not secure in any sense. About this time, a huge rain started outside and we asked the gentleman to call us a cab. He explained that it was very difficult to get a cab during a storm and all he could do was try to call through the computer. When I asked how we could get to Il Cenacolo if he couldn't contact a cab, he had no answer. He didn't seem very concerned about trying to help. The sad part is the hotel doorman across the street was actually more helpful to my husband trying to find a cab than the gentleman manning the desk at our hotel, and thanks to the other hotel, we were able to make our 1:30 reservation. On an up note, we did actually get the gentleman to smile by the end of the day, but it certainly would have been more appreciated with our first step through the door. And we definitely had better interactions with the two ladies managing the front desk during the rest of our stay. While our room was clean and comfortable overall, it did need a little TLC: the ceiling of the shower needed to be repaired, the information screen on the wall didn't have any of the detailed information it was supposed to be used for, 2 of the 3 wall lights didn't work, the bathroom sink didn't empty well, there were a couple of small holes in my duvet cover, and a lampshade needed its trim re-glued. We would have preferred to have these basics taken care than the mood lighting option in the shower that is highlighted as one of the technological updates. Did Hotel Teco serve its purpose? Yes. We just wish it served it a little more graciously.

The location of the Hotel is very good. 5 minutes walking distance to the M1 metro line station Lima or Porta Venezia. The room is large, clean with comfy beds. Abundant breakfast. Special thanks are going to Loredana, for her support regarding hints for visiting and getting a good meal.

This hotel is great! The staff is amazing and always try to help you and the room was comfortable and nice. I slept great in the bed and the shower has the option for disco lights (very entertaining). Everything was very clean. If you are a light sleeper you might get woken up by the metro under the hotel, but I didn't really notice it that much (it also stops running after 01.00 am). The breakfast was small but had a lot of choices including a large amount of fresh fruit. It is in a good neighborhood with a lot of fun shops nearby. I would definitely recommend this hotel!

Sadly, I must reduce three stars for the horrible smell in the room, which the receptionists informed me was due to COVID. Even though it was June 2023, they said they were still required by law to add chemicals to the air conditioners that created the terrible smell. It was so unfortunate because otherwise the hotel was lovely- great location, super kind, attentive and helpful staff members, and a great breakfast. But to my husband and I, the smell was unbearable and did not get better even after 4 nights. If it wasn't peak season we would have certainly moved hotels. I'd recommend calling and ensuring the chemical policy has changed before staying here.

Nice rooms with baths that offer chromatotherapie, which is very relaxing. The buffet options were very tasty (I loved a red juice they had). The receptionist was so kind and so helpful to us. We had lost out luggage at the train and the help lines wouldn't pick up in English and she spoke on our behalf and got frustrated on our behalf when they couldn't help us. She was very empathetic to our problems and I hope she lives a nice life, she helped us so much. We couldn't thank her enough!

We stayed in Hotel Teco for a night on our way to southern Italy. We’d had quite a stressful journey from Paris and then we walked from Porta Garibaldi station after failing to get an Uber on what was a very hot night so when we approached Hotel Teco down a little back street we weren’t very optimistic. However, when we checked in the lady on reception was really welcoming and helpful. We made our way to our linked rooms which overlooked Corso Buenos Aires. The room was well soundproofed so there was no noise from outside. The room would be described by some as old-fashioned but we thought it was fantastic, comfortable bed with a lovely big bathroom with free toiletries and working aircon too. There was a TV, but we didn’t bother with that. There was a fridge with drinks in, we used it to cool our own drinks down and removed the ones you had to pay for. We got breakfast included with the price and this was our first experience of an Italian breakfast. It was definitely eccentric in that you could have cold meats and tomato and mozzarella with a nice slice of vanilla cake! If you're feeling energetic the Duomo area is within walking distance of the Teco so we did that rather than catching the metro from the nearby station. The lady on reception for the day shift was just as helpful and as we were catching a train after a bit of sightseeing and to save us storing our luggage at the station she offered to watch it free of charge. All in all it was a lovely hotel and we’d gladly return and definitely recommend it.