We stayed In October, for a weekend. The hotel is located in one of the main streets of Milan, next to a metro station and also near to the central station. Certainly, It is not a 4* hotel, but it is correct. Very suitable for those who doesn't ask too much to an hotel !. It's clean, it is in a good location and, although the room was small, for us, that we are the kind of persons who goes to the hotel only to sleep and to have a shower, it's totally appropriate. Correct value for money.

Close to train station, about 10 minute walk. Metro station is just a short walk away, and takes you right to the centre. Room was pretty basic, not what I'd consider 4 star. Breakfast was alright, had an average selection. Front desk staff were very good and helpful.

Travelling to Milan regularly I would say this is your average lower end 4* place. The room was really very basic but clean. Breakfast was about average for this category.
On the pro side I would record very friendly front office staff (need to mention that I do speak Italian) and a location very close to the metro.
The restaurant Sabatini around the corner which they recommended was really good.
Overall it gets on my "acceptable in case the nicer places are full"-list.

The room can only be described as “basic” at best. A Travelodge or Little Chef room would have been far superior in every way. None of the plugs worked apart from the inaccessible one which the TV was plugged into. The only working power outlet was situated in the bathroom, most inconvenient.

The noise in the room was intolerable at all hours both from guests, the management were not interested, but worst of all from the underground trains which constantly shook the entire building. My wife complained about the size/ condition of both her and our son’s room and was told that they were the only ones available i.e. “go away”. The lift to all floors was a filthy death trap and again covered in graffiti with no attempt at removal of same.

The “full English breakfast” as advertised did not exist in any form, stale bread, stale meats, stale cakes and undrinkable tea or coffee. A disgrace.

The TV in the room next to Mrs Stuart was left switched on at full volume until the guests returned at approximately 2am every night and complaints to the management achieved nothing. All in all “terrible”, never, never to be repeated. The hotel is rated as four star, we would not give it one.

My wife slept with a chair “jammed” against the door every night and this may give you some indication of how “threatened” and unsafe she felt.

The rooms had no safe and when Mrs Stuart asked if she could leave valuables/ passports in the hotel safe she was told that this was not possible. The choice then had to be made as to whether to take your valuables into town and risk being robbed or left in the room and risk them being stolen. Thank god none of which happened!