Name: Hotel New Milan
Address: Via G.Lulli, 18, Milan, Milan, Milan, 20131, Italy
Rating: 4

Air conditioning

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

Heating

Newspapers

Ticket assistance

Garden

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

General

Non-smoking rooms

Room service

Locker

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Restaurant

Vending machine

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Italian

Multi-language staff

Chinese

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Parking

Fax and copy machine

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Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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Loreto

Piola

Pasteur

Milano Centrale Railway Station

City park named Indro Montanelli

Pinacoteca di Brera

La Scala

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Milan Cathedral

Cathedral Square

Royal Palace

Sforza Castle

Parco Sempione

Santa Maria delle Grazie

Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci

Milano Linate Airport

Castello Baradello

Basilica of Sant'Abbondio

Piazza Vittoria

History Museum

Palazzo Olginati

Civic Art Gallery

Civic Archeological Museum

Palazzo Giovio

Church of San Fedele

Teatro Sociale

Torre del Comune

Piazza Cavour

Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia

Volta Temple

Funicular

Parco Faunistico Le Cornelle

Villa Olmo

University of Bergamo

Piazza Matteotti

Archaeological Civic Museum

Colleoni Chapel

Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore

Bergamo Botanical Garden

Palazzo della Ragione

Teatro Donizetti

Piazza Vecchia

Orio al Serio International Airport

Rocca

Parco della Rocca e Fauna Orobica

Caprotti Park

Adriano Bernareggi Museum

Milano Malpensa Airport

Parco Suardi

Parco Marenzi

Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport

GAMeC

Carrara Academy Gallery

Church of the Madonnina in Prato

Swissminiatur

Casa Camuzzi

Santa Maria degli Angeli

Parco Ciani

Cantonal Art Museum

Piazza della Riforma

San Lorenzo Cathedral

Pista La Resega

Hotel New Milan

Milan

I've had to try this hotel, and I have to say that at worst, uh, it's a hotel where they also sell the hourly rooms for which you'll find a clientele, the so-called, street clientele is fine that we're in a time of economic crisis however, let's not exaggerate now this hotel, I think, it shouldn't even exist I think that a customer, with a little patience, could easily close this hotel, for one of the various irregularities found, including......., okay...., we know what kind of greetings we have

Hotel that also sells the rooms by the hour

I took this room on the fly because the one I had booked in advance had vanished for futile reasons. Probably the manager who knew the price was too low decided to sell it in another way. So I ended up at the last, with no room and two fantastic tickets to the Mary Poppins musical. I knew I should have settled but the excess is too much. Very dated hotel, ugly but really ugly. An old smell of smoke that doesn't go away with even half a bottle of perfume. The most embarrassing thing was the price for a place worth about 20 euros a night they asked for 100.

Weekend of leisure

HORRIBLE!A shame, a hotel worthy of a third world country, because of the furniture salon with the most expensive rooms we were forced to buy back this hotel that has only the name, for 190€ we were given a disgusting room, with a common bathroom, smells of cigarettes, dirty sheets and towels, dust, hair and hair in the bed, rust and limestone around the sink, unrespected hygiene and safety standards, broken tiles, refreshing paint, staff doesn't even speak Italian but Chinese...This hotel should be reported to the hygiene services.One advice: FUYEZ!!!!

It's horrible! It's furious! It's disgusting!

I start by saying that the hotel managers are Chinese and they are very kind. It's a pity they speak a sloppy Italian and that communication with them is very difficult. That said, the hotel is ugly and fatigued, in a position not even so enviable. What upset me was the exorbitant price we had to pay for a triple room during EXPO (a period when Milan went crazy with prices, to say the least).

Just be nice to me.

apart from the management of a Chinese gentleman, but the premises are frequented by prostitutes and while I was at the repection neither came out one and others asked for rooms by the hour, I ran away even putting back the solid

It's a SCHIFO.

For the sake of charity, the staff is also friendly and available...but the structure really leaves you wanting! The triplet that my friends and I had taken looked like a tug, little lit and with a bad smell of smoke that didn't even go away when I opened the window! However, overall it seemed quite clean to me! In any case if you want to spend a little for a few days of your stay in Milan it is an acceptable solution especially because it is two steps from the Loreto metro.

Oh, my God.

We had an emergency during the week of the furniture fair, so every hotel in the area (and not only) was complete or offered figures from 100€ upwards. We happened to happen to this and they offered us the only room left, a couple with a common bathroom for 80€. We had to wait about twenty minutes for it to clear and that they would change the sheets but on the back there is a very nice open space with tables (for breakfast) where we removed.

A Comfortable Solution

Hotel noisy: we were on the first floor and we could hear everything that was going on at the reception. Besides the walls are extremely thin, you can hear the next room when the occupants are talking. Dirty hotel: smelly cigarette smells in the common bathroom. Megots in the toilet basin and ashes on the floor. Another negative point: on the first floor 1 bathroom with a single shower and one toilet in the same room for four rooms. Positive point: strategic location for the discovery of Milan

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