[Detailed Review Scores] • Cleanliness 9.1
• Service 8.9
• Location 8.8
• Value for money 8.6
The hotel room is very clean. The location is great – just a 30-second walk from Buonarroti metro station, taking you to the city center in about 10 minutes. Plus, there are many fantastic independent shops nearby. And let me tell you, the breakfast selection in that beautiful private garden feels like a mini forest! It’s truly a hidden gem and an unexpected green oasis right in the heart of Milan.
Very clean with reasonable prices, and the breakfast? So nice! The garden is absolutely stunning. Just keep in mind that food delivery doesn’t come to your room, and staff might not be super helpful with that.
If you’re into sightseeing around West Milan, I would definitely recommend this place for its convenient location, warm hospitality, and chill breakfast vibes; though I’d say they could improve on the rooms.
I had such a warm welcome with proactive staff at this hotel. The accessibility from Metro was impressive too; there’s even a bike station just 2-3 minutes away!
The buffet breakfast offers great value for money – you can get your favorite caffeinated drink made by their barista, plus water/milk refills are available. Just remember that drinks in the room come at an extra charge!
The metro line 1 runs right outside the hotel, making it super convenient to explore anywhere. Honestly, I found it better than being near Duomo or central station! The garden is gorgeous, and having breakfast outdoors was such a treat.
They took care of my luggage, allowing me to relax in their well-organized lobby after picking up my bags – it was comfortable and pleasant!
I have stayed at Tiziano several times before and noticed some differences. This time my single room was quite noisy due to being next to an elevator; sleeping was tough with all those mechanical noises!
The air conditioning also added some noise – felt like there was a turbine on the other side of my wall! Breakfast wasn’t as good either; pastries seemed underbaked and coffee didn’t hit the mark this time.
At least it’s located in a nice secure neighborhood, filled with cafes and shops which adds to its charm!
Hotel Policies
Check-in is available from 2:00 PM.
Check-out is until 11:00 AM.
The hotel is located 3 km from the city center, making it a convenient spot for exploring Milan.
The travel time to the airport is approximately 50 minutes, so plan accordingly!
If breakfast isn’t included in your room price, expect to pay an extra 12 EUR.
The property opened in 1930 and has been renovated most recently in 2014, giving it a blend of classic charm and modern comfort.
The hotel has four floors with a total of 52 rooms, so it’s relatively cozy compared to larger hotels.
The local tax ID is important for any official inquiries or billing issues you might have during your stay.
All children are welcome at the property!
A daily parking fee of 20 EUR applies if you’re driving.
When booking more than five rooms, different policies may apply—definitely check this out!
Nearby Facilities & Location Info
The hotel is conveniently located just 3.8 km from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, making airport transfers a breeze.
It’s situated near the bustling district of Makati, known for its vibrant nightlife and shopping options.
Close to several cultural attractions like the Ayala Museum, where you can dive into Filipino history and art.
The nearby Greenbelt Mall offers a mix of high-end shops and delightful dining experiences in a beautiful garden setting.
You can easily explore the stunning views at Bonifacio High Street, which is great for leisurely strolls and people-watching.
Nearby Attractions
Duomo di Milano: This iconic cathedral is a must-see for its stunning architecture and breathtaking views from the rooftop.
Castello Sforzesco: A historical castle that offers a glimpse into Milan’s rich past, plus beautiful gardens to explore.
Il Cenacolo: Home to Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Last Supper, this artwork is a true masterpiece you can’t miss.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Known as Italy’s oldest active shopping gallery, it’s perfect for shopping and people-watching.
Piazza del Duomo: The main square where you can soak in the vibrant atmosphere and enjoy street performances.
Teatro Alla Scala: A world-renowned opera house that showcases incredible performances if you’re lucky enough to catch one!
I Navigli: Famous for its picturesque canals, it’s great for a leisurely stroll or enjoying some local cuisine at the waterfront restaurants.
Pinacoteca di Brera: An art gallery housing masterpieces from Italian artists; definitely worth visiting for art lovers!
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro): If you’re a football fan, catching a match here is an unforgettable experience.
Casa di Riposo per Musicisti Giuseppe Verdi: A unique place dedicated to musicians that also has beautiful architecture nearby.
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