We were comped for our stay in this hotel, and otherwise would have never chosen it, nor discovered the neighborhood which had some redeeming features to it. Tons of construction going on made the comings and goings a bit tricky, and it is over the general price category of our previous choices in Milan. A friendly greeting at the front desk, a hike to our spacious and nicely outfitted room were definite pluses. Extremely difficult to reach anyone by phone at the front desk, three requests for additional hangers which we never received, and surly service at the bar when we requested ice and an ice bucket to chill a bottle of wine. The same gentleman assisted with a plastic bag, determined to be of service. My biggest complaint is that of all the places we stayed in in Europe this time, this one, the one with the most stars, was the one that charged for wifi. A hefty 22 euro (over $30 per day) seemed geared toward the expense account traveler who simply does not care. A huge breakfast buffet, and otherwise pleasant and comfortable stay was unfortunately compromised by the inability to access the web. As with many accommodations where we stayed, their Trip Advisor designation was proudly displayed. Here's hoping they read the reviews and next time we can sign on for free.

i went to milan 4 times each time i try a new hotel this one is the worest. they take a long time in the check in . there are a lot of contractions out of the hotel . the room is a bit old and the service is boor. the breakfast is standred with low coality prodect . although you are in italy ,the coffee is not good.

The Atahotel Executive ticks all the boxes for a hotel: clean and comfortable rooms, efficient and helpful staff. With a metro station a five minute walk away, the location is pretty good (plus there is the lively Corso Como street around the corner for entertainment). Sadly, the hotel lacks any individuality or charm. You could be anywhere in the world rather than staying in Milan. The corporate identikit style just doesn't do anything for me I'm afraid.

We only stayed for one night on a brief stopover in Milan but that was more than enough for me. Sorry, Mr Atahotel, please try harder.

I`ve spent two days in this hotel, on my trip back from Spain. After few "overpriced" hotels I`ve preveiosly been in Italy, this one was indeed as recommended. Good location, very well equiped room, clean. I founded it for very reasonable price (60 euros for night, with second night free - basicly 30 euros by day, with included breakfast). To cold approach from the perssonels in the reception (unlike the rest of the hotel employees) was the only black spot.