3-Star Hotels in Milan

We really enjoyed our stay at your place it is very neat and tidy. Also the indoor design is so modern and simple, we like it so much. All the furniture and utensils are new and easy to use. Check-in and check-out is easy and service is good.

Our stay at the Lancaster Hotel in Milan was absolutely wonderful, thanks to the exceptional service and thoughtful gestures from the staff. We had a special request for an early check-in and a late check-out due to our travel schedule, and the staff went out of their way to accommodate us. This kind of flexibility and understanding made our trip so much more comfortable, and we truly appreciated their kindness. The staff at the front desk was a gem! The breakfast at the hotel was another highlight of our stay. It was far beyond the standard continental breakfast—there was a wide variety of fresh and delicious options to choose from, catering to all our morning needs. The cappuccino was particularly delightful, and the staff serving breakfast were always smiling, polite, and attentive. It’s rare to encounter such genuine hospitality these days, and it made our mornings even more enjoyable. Overall, the Lancaster Hotel exceeded our expectations. The combination of comfortable accommodations, excellent service, and thoughtful touches made our stay memorable. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Milan and look forward to staying here again in the future!

This is a great 3-star hotel, comparable to a Home Inn in China. The room was clean and tidy. The 24-hour front desk made checking in very convenient. The hot water pressure in the room was excellent, making for a very comfortable shower. Although our room was facing the street, it wasn't noisy in the mornings. There are many authentic-looking local restaurants nearby, but unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to try them. It's also not far from Milan Cathedral, just three subway stops away. Overall, it's a hotel with high value for money, perfect for family trips.

Just around the corner from the train station, this hotel is brand new and all the room facilities were excellent. In the middle of the night, my husband suddenly had severe gallbladder pain. The front desk staff were incredibly helpful, calling an ambulance (112) and assisting with communication. By the way, in Italy, public hospital ambulances, ultrasounds, X-rays, and blood tests are all free. Luckily, it was nothing serious, and we just got some painkillers to take home.

The hotel is located between the Central Station and Milan Cathedral. If you're comfortable walking within a 2km radius, then its location is excellent, allowing you to easily walk to either the train station or the Duomo. The room was quite small and the price wasn't low, but the front desk allowed us to check in early, which we appreciated.

The hotel is very close to Milano Centrale, the main train station, and the metro stop is just a few minutes’ walk away. The hotel is clean, which is really important. One crucial piece of advice: don’t make the same mistake I did by booking a room without air conditioning in the summer. Milan gets extremely hot during that season, and having AC is absolutely essential.

This hotel has a great location; it's convenient for getting anywhere. The subway station is just a 5-minute walk away, and it's also very close to the central train station, making airport access quite smooth. The basic facilities are decent, with everything you need, although the rooms aren't very spacious and the amenities are a bit dated. Overall, it's pretty good and offers great value for money, especially considering the price. There's a nice Turkish restaurant right outside the entrance.

This hotel is very close to Milan Central Station and the airport bus stop, just about a 5-minute walk. If you're only staying for a short time and catching a train the next day, it offers great value for money. The facilities in the room are a bit old; there's no electric kettle, but you can ask the front desk for one. The staff are quite friendly, and the cleaning staff and maintenance worker are Chinese, which makes communication easier.

The room itself was clean and quite minimalistic. Housekeeping deserves credit: the room was cleaned every day, towels were changed regularly, and the bathroom was kept tidy. In terms of cleanliness, there were no complaints at all. However, the bathroom layout is a serious downside. The shower is extremely narrow, and because it only has a shower curtain instead of a rigid door, it is very uncomfortable to use. The curtain constantly sticks to your wet body, which makes showering frustrating rather than relaxing. On top of that, the water pressure is below average, so it takes longer to rinse off and doesn’t feel very refreshing. Another major issue was the temperature in the room. Even with the heating turned on, it was very cold, especially in the evenings and at night. This significantly affected comfort and made the stay less pleasant, particularly during colder weather. The room itself is quite small and basic, but acceptable for a short stay if you don’t plan to spend much time inside. The furnishings are simple, and everything feels a bit outdated, though functional. In summary, this hotel might be suitable for a short budget stay in Milan if cleanliness is your main priority. However, the very narrow shower with an inconvenient curtain, low water pressure, and poor heating make it hard to fully recommend. Also not every stuff speaks English well