Top Hotels Near Vittore Buzzi Children's Hospital in Milan from NZ$186

"Clean room, smooth checkin, comes with air conditioning and nicely decorated"

"We stayed here previously a few days earlier when we arrived to Italy. But the second time when we coming home was not a great experience. Firstly, when we arrived to check in we were told good news we have managed to upgrade your room. This turned out to be a lie. We went to the specified room and found it had only started to be cleaned and wouldn’t be ready. The cleaning supervisor assigned us to another room instead. We had to go back down to reception and inform them of this but they were confused. They reassigned us to another room but this was a basic room…..soo much for the upgrade. Furthermore, there was no apologies from the staff or no courtesy offer due to the inconvenience caused by reception. The room itself had very few outlets so be wary of this if staying here. Breakfast was extremely busy. The hotel advises to arrive at breakfast at certain times however I feel this is simply to finish breakfast early. There were very few quantities of food left and a slo turnover in replenishing the food for breakfast. Not a great experience and there’s a few low possibility I would book with Ibis again."

"The room was very spacious, clean and comfortable for our family! We loved the hotel and it was walking distance from the main train station. "

"We had a great stay. Loved the hotel location and team was very friendly. Metro line station is at the corner and Corso Garibaldi is a great street to walk for shopping and restaurants. Garibaldi train station is only a few blocks away. "

"The Hotel is beautiful and very well kept, however our rooms reek of alcohol. I didn’t notice until we arrive late at the hotel, we only were staying for one night and I wanted to sleep so I just sprayed my perfume in the room. "

"Top"

"Excellent location!"

"Good place for staying in Milan "

"No shops nearby, AC did not work well so we have to open window to cool the room, there’s a kettle, but no coffee or tea provided."