Top Hotels Near Teatro della Cooperativa in Milan from NZ$145

"Excellent breakfast, nice room"

"We had 2 single rooms (which were very small and dark on the ground floor) but they were clean and warm. Beds were hard and the rooms were rather tired but we were only there for a night and the location is very convenient. Reasonable price for the location. Can't comment on breakfast as our rate didn't include it. Friendly reception staff. Would recommend for the location and cleanliness."

"Everything was great but the pillows were very thin and there were no spare ones to bulk it out."

"Good experience over all. AC is the only downside but looks like its all over Europe. Breakfast was just fine. Had dinner one night and food was pretty decent. "

"Great stay"

"It was adequate. I expected freshly fried or freshly prepared eggs. They also clear the area very quickly. The croissant could have been bigger "

"Easy and well positioned"

"Breakfast area was poor. Choice at breakfast was also poor. En suite was clean and in good condition but the bedroom was in poor condition. A bit out of the city but good transport links. "

"There are two possible airports in Milan that you could fly into if you were staying at this hotel. From the hotel, one of the airports is about 40 minutes away, while the other, is just about an hour. In the description, they promote that they offer shuttle service to and from the airport. The part they aren’t promoting is the fact that you have to give them 24 hours notice along with your flight number and time of day you will expect to be picked up. They need that information so that they can give you an estimate on how much it will cost you!!! It’s irritating and ridiculous but it’s also one of those Things that could be overlooked had our experience with this hotel Ben even good. Unfortunately, it was just the beginning of a very tiresome and unpleasant week. Every morning we woke up to the sounds of what seemed to be a large scale construction project right outside of our window. We were in room 310 and if I opened the window and stood there, I could hear the workers conversations when they weren’t running using the jackhammer from Hell. It was that close, I’ve included pictures of you don’t believe me. What do you think the Hotel did about it? Take a guess….the answer is nothing. The most frustrating thing about it is that this construction project isn’t small and didn’t just start, it’s been going on for awhile. The hotel knows it’s going on, and they know it’s a problem. I can assure you they are not warning anybody before they spend their money. "