We had a prepaid reservation and due to a “mistake” we were sent to another hotel that was supposed to be comparable. This hotel, Hotel Di Porta Romana, was operated by some Chinese where the staff spoke limited Italian and English. This hotel was located on a busy street and had seen better days. The faded mat at the entrance indicated that it was a three star hotel, but the lobby was cheaply furnished and didn’t appear to be at that level. We were too tired from our long flight to protest and took the rooms anyway.

The rooms were small as we expected, but faced a busy street. There was a very small pre-fab plastic bathroom that was small even by Italian standards. There was no shower enclosure or curtain and you couldn’t take a shower without getting the entire bathroom floor wet. The TV didn’t work. The bed reminded me of the bed I had in the Army, but the bed I had in the Army was more comfortable. Plaster was falling from the ceiling and by morning had covered the telephone on the bed stand. BEWARE when making a reservation at Hotel Perugino.

This hotel is basic and clean. For the price and location it is a good value. We stayed here for 2 nights.

The room was small but clean, comfortable, and quiet. The hotel has a very small elevator and big luggage won't fit.

They are also very cheap in hospitality. We booked it without breakfast – but they won't give you any extras, not even a cup of coffee in the morning, unless you pay for it.

It is close enough to the historic district to walk and close to bus lines and restaurants. I also was able to find free street parking nearby.

It was quite odd though that every time we left the hotel they required us to give our keys back. I've never seen that before. I think they like to monitor who comes and goes and how many people are in the room.

Hotel Perugino has 34 bedrooms, complete with all of the facilities you would expect from a three star hotel, all designed to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. The bedrooms are divided into two categories: standard and economy rooms. Standard room with all comforts including breakfast, wi-fi connection, free pay tv. No deposit will be charged.If cancelled up to 2 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show,the first night will be charged

We made a reservation with confirmation for a 2-night stay. When we got there, we found out that the hotel overbooked. They, however, already made arrangement for us to stay at, in our opinion, a far superior hotel (Hotel Suza) for one night. The room that was given to us for the 2nd night at Hotel Perugino (Room 16) was acceptable, although it lacked proper cooling system. The advertised AC is essentially a ceiling fan supplemented by a non-cooling central AC. Breakfast was acceptable. Location was acceptable. Closest public transportation TO Milano Centrale is 3 blocks. Andrioli was very helpful. We paid 75 euro per night, breakfast included.