Kim R
Google
The hotel is listed as a four-star property, but in reality, it would be more accurately rated as a three-star. Aside from a lounge and a restaurant, there were no other facilities available. There was also no coffee or tea provided in the rooms.
The breakfast was very typical of Italy, primarily consisting of sweet pastries, croissants, and toast. There was a very limited selection of toppings, with little to no options for items like bacon. The coffee was weak and served from a thermos, and if you wanted a cappuccino, it came at an additional cost. As a traveler from the Nordics, this was a disappointing breakfast experience.
We had two rooms, both of which were fairly worn and showed signs of ingrained dirt, especially on the doors and other surfaces.
On the positive side, the staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel’s location is excellent – right along the canal in the lively Navigli district, surrounded by plenty of restaurants and bars. It’s also just a short 5-minute walk to the nearest metro station.