Boutique Hotels Milan

"The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the train station, which is its biggest advantage. There's also a supermarket downstairs, which is very convenient. The downsides are that the bathroom light is motion-activated, so it would suddenly turn off while showering. The 2-in-1 shower gel and shampoo came in a tiny bottle. The food and drinks in the mini-fridge cost extra, and the air conditioning wasn't very responsive. For both days I stayed, it wouldn't turn on automatically, and I had to go to the front desk to get it working. On the first day, it was too cold, and on the second, the airflow was very weak. The soundproofing was decent, but I could still hear noise from the hallway. Overall, though, I was satisfied. The room was quite spacious, and the bed was a double."

"First, I must thank the hotel staff; they were very friendly and helpful. However, regarding the hotel itself, I must provide honest feedback. 1. Room Facilities: The room's style is minimalist, but I found it too simple. There was only a high chair; not a single comfortable chair to recline in. Also, the coat rack couldn't be removed from the rod; you had to put your clothes on, which meant shorter people would definitely need a stool to hang their clothes. 2. Room Cleanliness: Basic cleanliness was acceptable; it was cleaned daily. However, the bathroom constantly emitted a foul odor due to plumbing issues. After reporting this to the hotel, they only placed a spray bottle in the bathroom, which didn't solve the fundamental problem. 3. Noise Issues: The room wasn't soundproofed, and the hallway was very noisy whenever someone spoke. Furthermore, the hotel's cleaning staff spoke loudly in the hallway and threw cleaning tools outside my room. 4. Overall Facilities: The hotel entrance is about 100 meters long, and the passageway was still under construction; the pavement wasn't paved, and workers were doing painting during the day, which was very inconvenient. 5. Hotel Breakfast: For some reason, the hotel did not offer breakfast and required us to have it at the neighboring J24 Hotel. This was very inconvenient and was my biggest complaint."

"The hotel was easy to reach, and with the nearby metro station, it was very simple to get to the city center. The hotel is clean, the staff are friendly, and the breakfast was perfectly adequate. All in all, a solid choice for a weekend stay in Milan."

"Well... It's a great idea to create affordable, remotely controlled apartments by local standards, with good finishing and amenities. The finishing and amenities are good. But there's no response to any problems that arise. There's no internet (a cable issue) and it's been two full days since they've fixed it. Upon check-in, I barely received the code for the entrance, room, and parking (it's the same), but I couldn't enter the building or open the parking gate—nothing! It's impossible to contact the operator!!!!!! I barely made it into the building with random hotel residents and, through a housekeeping woman (also a random encounter), managed to get through to a live person from the administration. It was resolved in 15 minutes. My inquiries about the situation through the app were answered the next morning (!). One of the elevators broke down while we were there—nothing has been done for three days, and the future is also unclear. The company's website is very crude. I tried to extend my stay—I would have been better off moving somewhere else. Do I have to fill out all the forms and take photos of documents again? Why? And after emailing them through the app about the logic behind it, they said I didn't have to. There's no logic to it at all. I'm giving the service a 1 because I can't give it a 0. Otherwise, the rooms are good. The only downside is there's no clothes dryer and the lighting isn't optimal."