I stayed there for a few days due to business conference.
Hotel is located outside of Milano, which is it's disadvantage, however connection to Milano downtown with metro is excellent, Metro station is 5 minutes walk from the hotel.
Breakfast is rather poor, and needs big improvement. Because I do not eat pork- I was eating eggs for a 3 days in a row.even with pork, selection of foods is very poor.
They have nice bar in the hotel, but unfortunately during my stay it was almost always empty of guests.
Rooms have acceptable design, and cleaniness is on top level. Internet connection in my room was not so good, and dissadvantage is also that you have to take the password at the reception. Channel selection is something that really needs to be improved (only 13 or 15 channels, almost all in Italian), and TV set did not have english instructions.

Nevertheless, positive expirience from RG.

I was looking on the internet for the accommodation nearby Mediolanum Forum at Assago, Milan for one night stay following the Roger Waters concert "The Wall". I came across this nice hotel that is conveniently (and most likely on purpose) located some 100 meters(!) from the venue itself. The hotel is modern 4* building that has got everything one might wish for the brief stay.
It was fairly priced(110 GBP BB) and it offered value for money considering the area and country. Rooms are spacious and nicely furnished, bathroom of very good standard (expected though for that level of price and category)The internet is wireless and it did not work very well in our room, but I did not want to make big fuss about it. Tv had also some problems with reception and I did not like that to much considering I was relaxing with intention to watch Wimbledon final. I don't know whether this is an inherent problem, or one off, but did not investigate further. Hotel staff has arranged a late night snack after the concert. The breakfast was of standard quality, nothing to complain. All in all, a placce to recommend if you're attending any event at Mediolanum Forum. One tip though: It is advisable to book well in advance if the major event takes place at the Forum.

I recently stayed here for 2 nights while in Milan.

The reason for staying so far from the city centre is to be close to the office for meetings. My colleagues recommended it (I usually stay at one of the other 2 hotels which are a little closer to the office).

This one is set across the road, but does have a shuttle service which runs every half an hour, or you can walk for 10 minutes and get to the shops and the office which are nearby.

First impressions: more of a hotel than the others, it has a slightly more traditional Italian feel about it. Nice gardens, and friendly and helpful staff. As it summer time the outdoor areas are very pleasant and a welcome break from the demands of a hectic working day.

Rooms are fair; very clean, comfortable, and a wide choice of TV channels.

Breakfast choice is a bit limited but the cappuccino is good so that’s half the battle for an Italian breakfast!

I ate here one night and the food was generally of a reasonable standard and not too overpriced, the wine was also of good quality and reasonably priced.

I will probably stay here again next time I am in town and see how it compares.

The hotel has an "old" feel to it but it is not that bad, the rooms are a decent size with good wide opening windows. The bathroom was a great size. The bar area is a very good size with outdoor seating. The staff in the reception and bar areas were very nice and helpful. The breakfast was good and the staff there were very nice and helpful. The hotel although feeling old is clean and tidy which is mostly what you want when you travel. Location to the city center is not the best but that was not why I was there so it was OK.