The hotel staff is friendly, and the rooms are clean. They did omit to notify us about the early breakfast they offer upon check-in, so make sure you ask about this if you have an early flight. They do also let you take drinks from the bar up to your room. Location and Travel Be aware of how far away the hotel is from Milan. From Duomo, you'll need to get on the red line (M1) towards RHO and get off at Lampugnano. The last bus from Lampugnano leaves at 20:00 back to Lainate. You will then need to get the 617 bus which drops you off outside Lidl and Maccies near the hotel. This is obviously not ideal if you want to spend the evening in Milan. We arrived during a national taxi strike which made the trip much more stressful. While this is not the hotel's fault, a heads up from the hotel would have been nice about traveling to and from Milan central. We were stranded in Milan on the first day, we called the hotel and they told us to try and get an Uber. The uber was 144 euros which we reluctantly paid. The car never showed up so we called back the hotel and they stopped answering our phone calls. Once we finally arrived at the hotel, feeling confident we knew the route to and from the hotel, we double-checked with the hotel, and unfortunately, we were not made aware of when the last bus is. On our second day, we were stranded in Milan again. Luckily we met two other people at the last subway station who had also done the Wowcher holiday and they managed to get in touch with the hotel to arrange a private taxi back to the hotel. As there was a strike going on at the time, the fare was 55 euros from Rho subway station to the hotel, which is roughly a 10/15 minute drive. Again this is not the hotel's fault but it is something to be aware of. Another thing to be aware of when using the subway is that the tickets are only valid for 90 minutes, and there are plain-clothed officers waiting in the subway stations to catch people out. So make sure you always have a ticket with enough time left on it to get all the way back to the hotel. Breakfast We were allocated this Hotel from Wowcher, and we were told to pay £40 for the bed and breakfast, which was fine until we realised we couldn't get breakfast on the 2nd day as we had to leave the hotel at 4 am. Essentially meaning we paid £40 for one breakfast between the two of us. We have had no joy in getting a refund for the second day's breakfast from the hotel which is the primary reason for leaving a review. The hotel in my opinion is perfect for people who do not want to spend evenings in Milan or who have a car. If neither of these applies to you, I would highly recommend looking for a hotel closer to the center of Milan.
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Hotel it’s self was nice, rooms are a good size and staff are more than happy to help with any directions / travel information. Only down side to staying here was the breakfast. It was so poor. The only “hot” food that is served is bacon and egg, but sadly it isn’t even warm and is left on the hot plate, that isn’t turned on for a long time. They have very limited pastries and cereal selection. Breakfast definitely needs to improve. Location of hotel is great with Lidl in front, McDonald’s at the side and an amazing all you can eat sushi restaurant- definitely recommend! The hotel is quite far from Milan it’s self but the bus z167 (don’t need a ticket) located on the opposite side of McDonald’s takes your straight to the metro line making it easy to get to dumo station - centre of Milan. Only downside to the bus is the times it runs, the last bus is at 8pm so you can’t really enjoy Milan on an evening unless you want to get a taxi back from the bus station to the hotel costing 40 euros (10min ride). The bus also seem to run every hour although the time table says otherwise. Overall nice hotel and decent location. We really enjoyed Milan and our stay.
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