"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."
"The hotel was very clean,good location 8 min walk to metro and 15 min to Milano Centrale. The staff were very nice and they also offer luggage storage if you need to store luggage
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"The hotel is located in a residential area, slightly north of central Milan, which appears to be one of the city's less affluent neighborhoods. Right next to it, there's a large roundabout surprisingly overgrown with tall weeds! The buildings' bases are covered in graffiti, making the area look quite run-down.
There was a Black housekeeping staff member who seemed to lack proper housekeeping training. While cleaning our room, he took our personal glass, which was very different from the hotel's provided glassware, as well as a stainless steel cup and chopsticks that had no connection to the hotel whatsoever. When we returned to the room and noticed these items missing, we saw him still cleaning and immediately asked if he had thrown them away. He didn't evade the question at all; instead, he led me to the storage room and retrieved everything!
We ran into him at the subway station the next day. He was instantly recognizable – over 190cm tall and very thin. He greeted us in a very friendly manner."
"I had an absolutely fantastic stay here. The location is excellent, and for the price I paid, it was an incredible bargain. The hostel is very well maintained, with comfortable and spacious rooms, already-made beds, complimentary towels, and convenient charging points at each bed. We also had lockers in the cabins.
One thing that really stood out was the complimentary breakfast, including free croissants. I have stayed in many hostels and rarely come across such thoughtful extras. The staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming throughout my stay. Ms. Valeria was particularly helpful during the check-in process, and another gentleman wearing glasses was also very kind and attentive. They were always willing to assist and made me feel genuinely welcome.
The facilities are excellent as well. The bathrooms are clean and equipped with hairdryers, and there are washing and drying facilities available for a very reasonable fee. Guests can also store their luggage for just €2 per day, which is by far the cheapest luggage storage option I have found in Milan.
Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would happily stay here again. The combination of great service, fantastic location, excellent facilities, and outstanding value for money makes this place an easy recommendation. I look forward to coming back in the future."
"First, the aircon is cold even in summer (we stayed on the top floor). The room size is big for European standards. Everything else (location, cleanliness, room condition, breakfast selection, food choices nearby) I am giving it 10/10 for its money. My only comment is that a room card is not required to get into the elevator. Everything else is perfect. Highly recommended."
"The location is fantastic, right next to the train and metro stations, and the airport shuttle bus terminal is just downstairs (€10 per person). It's convenient for getting to any attraction. There's air conditioning, so you can pop back to the hotel for a break when it's hot in the afternoon, grab a complimentary coffee, and then head to the food court across from the central station in the evening for some delicious food. It's truly delightful."
"My mother and I stayed for two nights. The location is great, just a 5-minute walk to the metro. All the staff at the reception were very friendly and helpful. As soon as we checked in, they gave us excellent recommendations on places to visit and eat in the city. There's a supermarket next to the hotel and plenty of dining options nearby. The rooms are clean and tidied daily. Thank you so much for everything! If I come back to Milan, I'll definitely stay at Hotel 26 again."
"For the price, this hotel is excellent value. The room we got was incredibly spacious, almost like a private little courtyard, and it even had a small balcony. The only downside was that our room wasn't accessible by elevator, but the staff were so incredibly helpful and enthusiastic about carrying our luggage up and down for us. Huge thanks to them!"
"The hotel facilities are quite good and relatively new. The service was excellent, and the minibar was even free. It's very close to Lima Metro Station and also near the train station, making it convenient for getting around. Perhaps the rooms have a slight odor due to recent renovations."
"If you book this hotel, you must check in early otherwise you will be charged 80 euros more. The boss's attitude is also very average. I contacted Ctrip customer service at night to contact the merchant before I successfully checked in. I really appreciate Ctrip's customer service for promptly helping us contact the boss to solve the check-in problem. The location is quite good. It's good. It's close to the train station. It would be better if the business attitude is better."
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AAlvin-RocThis is a fantastic hotel with excellent service and cleanliness. The rooms are beautiful, and the breakfast is a real highlight! They have smoked salmon, pan-fried dumplings, and avocado – all for just €25 per person, which is great value. There are two pizza places, a mini-supermarket, and a small pharmacy right outside the hotel, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, the Duomo square is just 20 meters to the left, and it's connected to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. It's so close that you can easily drop off your shopping and head right back out for more!
HHeartleighI stayed at Ostello Bello - Milano Duomo for two nights, and it was an amazing experience. This is the best hostel I’ve stayed in. The location is very accessible, with fast-food restaurants, malls, tourist attractions, and the metro all nearby.
The place is very cozy and has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, which made me feel comfortable right away. The receptionists were very kind and accommodating. I arrived very late, around 1:40 AM, but they still welcomed me without any issues, which I really appreciated.
My room was also great, clean, and comfortable, with a private bathroom that made my stay even more convenient. They also offer free drinks like coffee, tea, and water, along with some nice amenities.
Overall, I would rate this hostel 10/10 and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Milan.
UUm MariamThe hotel is great with excellent reception staffs , very clean and new . Walking steps from the galleria and the Duomo and all shopping area
AAnonymous UserIt was out of electricity in the midnight till I checked out. No air conditioning in the whole night. Also I have to downstair taking my big luggage from 7th floor to ground floor.
MModouletianLocation: Very close to the Porta Venezia metro station, which offers convenient access to the Duomo and Santa Maria delle Grazie (where you can see 'The Last Supper'). It's a quiet area despite being central, with a food street nearby.
Facilities: For a European hotel, it's relatively new. While the amenities are on par with a budget hotel back home, it does have a decent-sized elevator.
Service: They offer 24-hour front desk service, and the staff's English is quite good.
Cleanliness: Overall, it's very clean.
A great choice among hotels in Milan! 👍
EE2971****Don't get a room facing the tram line! It's incredibly noisy! Extremely noisy! Extremely noisy! Noise-sensitive people, beware! I didn't see a single comment about this, which is strange.
I mostly slept with noise-canceling headphones. I didn't change rooms because I was so exhausted from the train ride on the first day that I just fell into bed and didn't feel like it. Afterward, I just spread out my things and...
The location is great. Most attractions are within a 2km walk, and there are three supermarkets across the street.
I'll reiterate: Don't book a room facing the main entrance street!
GGuest UserThe 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.
LLiguolanNot sure if it was because we arrived late on the first day, but the room we were given wasn't great. Two out of three lights in the bathroom were out, and the toilet seat cover had fallen off. After reporting it to the front desk the next morning, they promptly moved us to another room.
GGuest UserEverything was great – room service, lobby, facilities – but it's really out of the way and a bit far. However, that's reflected in the hotel's good price. It's right next to the train station, and about a 15-minute walk to the subway.
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