Top Hotels Near Santuario di Maria Madre del Salvatore in Casalpusterlengo from NZ$133

"This lovely hotel was perfect for our brief coming&going stay in Milan! The Shuttle Service is excellent! We easily got into the city on Metro & they picked us up quickly when we called. The staff were welcoming and helpful, shout-out to Adrianno! He answered all our questions & was very kind. We will definitely stay here again if we come back to Milan. Oh! And the restaurant was excellent! We had a perfect meal on our last night in Italy. The servers were so attentive and friendly. Couldn't ask for a better experience. Thank you!"

"Excellent location!"

"We arrived at night, but it was very easy to find the hotel with warm lights. There was always a receptionist at the front desk and felt very like home. The room was also clean and cozy. With two children, we had a very relaxing stay."

"key never worked in door but quite good location"

"Fantastic staff especially Federico who checked us in and checked us out again. Convenient location for public transport and for walking into the centre. Lots of cafes, restaurants and shops nearby. The room was spacious, clean and had USB charging points. The breakfast was great with a good selection including options to make it vegan. "

"Staff was extremely help and as a single senior assisted me me various questions and issues. Great staff."

"Very good "

"Excellent hotel, good location and friendly efficient staff"

"Walking distance to the Assago Forum arena (and not much else!) at the terminus of the Green M2 Metro line. Wonderful breakfast in an airy daylit space with coffee machines, various wholegrain breads, smoked salmon, cheese & meats, fruit, yogurt. Sweet staff, nice housekeeping, I think my room was a King bed Suite room, separate spaces but no door between bed & sitting/desk area. The couch converted to a comfortable twin bed for my guest. Oversized walkin closet with a small safe, and bathrobes. The room was nice enough and the bathroom spacious. We had a pleasant view over the fields on a side. Occasional odd acoustics- usually quiet but once or twice, sudden loud voices walking past in the hallway. The place seemed enormous and mostly empty but filled up some during the week of the Olympics- lots of officials & judges stayed at this hotel, and you could glimpse athletes going in & out the side entrance of the arena, across a large field. NOTE: Plan ahead for food if you have evening events. No lunch available. Dinner which we never saw owing to the dining opening at 7pm or so when we'd already left for skating events at the arena. One or two sandwiches available from 3pm onward in the plush and oddly underused lounge, open maybe 3pm to 10 or so. There's a kettle and minibar fridge in-room. Common areas are large, the landscaping around the hotel gave a nice garden atmosphere. I found it convenient and comfortable, ate a huge breakfast so I didn't really need lunch. "