Hotels With Bar in Lombardy, Italy

Honestly, I was skeptical because there were no pictures or reviews prior to the time of the booking! But honestly my husband were pleasantly surprised!! Newly built so obviously in good condition. We had a corner room on the top floor that had a nice balcony. Shower with 2 heads with good water pressure. Some parts of the hotel were still working on construction so a bit busy, but besides that it's close to the station. The staff are lovely. The room itself was beautiful!! Definitely would come back!!

I m happy with most of the things but I checked in 12.30Am with my son and he’s epileptic they gave room right end of the building I have walk with him for ten minutes to go to room he was very tired I checked late night thy should consider again have to walk 10 minutes to lift and then go to level 1 for breakfast I paid for my sons breakfast but because thy gave me room soo far my son was tired he missed the breakfast he said it’s long walk and he was tired

The place is far from the Centrale but very near the airport. The staff are accommodating. The food is great. The room was very clean and comfortable.

The room was quite spacious, but the facilities were just average. The hotel's location is a bit too out of the way. For the price, getting such a large room offers decent value for money, though. There's a Conad City supermarket nearby, about a 10-minute walk. The hotel is very close to the S2 train station; it's right outside the exit. However, if you need to get to the M3 subway station, it's a much longer walk, probably around 15 minutes.

The location is fantastic, right across from Terminal 2 and just a few minutes' walk away. Plus, the airport shuttle to Terminal 1 is diagonally opposite the hotel. The room was a bit small, but it was clean and tidy, and the bed was very comfortable. My only complaints are the lack of slippers, toiletries, a kettle, and even drinking water.

The location is perfect for using the airport. Shuttle services are also inexpensive. (2.5 euros per person) It was a nice hotel with a classic luxury appearance rather than a modern building. There were no problems.

A bit outside center milan but not far out by any means. Nice neighborhood and amazing community focused bistro area. The bed was confortable and facilities are very clean. I am very satisfied with the space. Was also able to work on laptop at the bistro as well so that is a plus to have when traveling and needing a space to work.

The hotel is very clean and close to the airport. However, I have to complain about the bathroom sink – it's too shallow and drains very slowly, making it impractical. The bed felt a bit too high, making it slightly inconvenient to get in and out. On the positive side, there are plenty of charging outlets in the room. It's a good choice for business travel.

Unfortunately, my stay at Glam Milano was very disappointing. The room temperature was around 27°C throughout the night, and despite air conditioning being listed as an amenity, no effective cooling was available. I contacted reception multiple times and was told the heating would be turned off, but this never happened. The room remained uncomfortably hot and made proper rest impossible. I arrived late at night after a 16-hour long-haul flight and had no realistic alternative but to stay, despite the conditions. To make matters worse, I was also required to pay an additional fee on arrival, which felt unacceptable given the circumstances. A hotel at this price point should be able to regulate room temperature properly or at least resolve issues when guests raise them. The lack of solution, combined with poor handling of complaints, significantly impacted my stay. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone who values comfort, rest, or responsive service.

The room was clean and spacious, and the hotel facilities were complete and well-maintained. The only downside was a rare encounter with an unfriendly Black female housekeeper. For a local experience, head south 100 meters from the east side of the hotel, then turn east for another 100 meters, and finally turn south for another 100 meters. On your left, you'll find SAMARCANDA restaurant, which is the social ”nightlife” hub of the nearby small village. It's very popular and offers a variety of pizzas; the most expensive seafood pizza is 9.5 euros, which is enough for one young man or two seniors to share. If you go through the archway east of the restaurant and continue east for another hundred meters, you'll reach the village church and bell tower.