It is an old establishment but with superb location - parallel to the shopping street of Corso Buenos Aires; left or right there is the Metro and the tram to the Central Train Station and to the Duomo. At your doorstep, is a pizzeria with a Chinese restaurant. Across the main street is the SMA, a supermarket . There are the usual Oviese, Zara, Benetton, and surrounded by delis and other fine dining restaurant.

I stayed at Hotel Teco alone for 4 nights when I came to Milan to study. It was a nightmare. I was woken up in the middle of the night by a man in the room across the hall. He called my room repetedly and wanted me to let him in. I called the receptionist who was annoyed and did not seem to care. You would think a male recetionist (I had a feeling he had something to do with it) would be more helpful when a young girl is harrassed by another guest in the middle of the night.

The next morning, the day time receptionist had not been informed about the incident(I wonder why?) but I was moved to another room.

A few days later when I was getting ready to check out, I discovered that a brand new pair of shoes were missing from my room. The cleaning lady is the owner's mother!

Never ever stay at this Hotel!!!!!!!

It is cheaper and cleaner to sleep on the streets than to sleep in Hotel Teco. This should not be considered a 3 star hotel, I would even hesitate to give them a 1 star. We found this hotel recommended by one of the travel books and decided to stay here. It was the worst mistake of our lives. The hotel is not in the best area, there were car windows broken on the street of the hotel. The rooms bed linens and curtains were disgusting and dirty. They looked as though they have never been washed. It was overly priced, we had a quadruple room with private bath and breakfast for 135 Euros. Before going to bed, we were joking that we would have roaches in our room, well at 2 am, I woke up with a roach crawling on my face. We spent 5 hours trying to get our second night canceled, which we finally succeeded in and stayed at the Best Western Hotel City (ABSOLUTELY AMAZING) for the same price.

If you're looking for somewhere to put your head down at night, that's very close to the metro line and is surrounded by nice shops and little cafe's that serve decent tapas with your drinks, this is the place for you.

If you're planning to spend anytime in your hotel room, or get nervous when the power goes off and there is no emergency lighting in the small lift or stairwell and corridors, then this isn't the hotel for you.

We paid 90 euro a night after being bumped here because of overbooking at our original hotel. Apparently that's a good rate but 3 stars is probably pushing it.