Hotels in Milan

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Located in northern Italy, Milan is the capital city of the Lombardy region. Steeped in amazing history and culture, Milan is the second most populous in Italy, behind Rome, the capital.

Having served as the capital of the Western Roman Empire, the Duchy of Milan, and the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia, you can only imagine the levels of history that are encapsulated in every corner of the city.

Milan has a population of 1.4 million and a 3.2 million in its wider metropolitan area, and this number is vastly increased at any one time thanks to the droves of tourists that flock to the historic city during all seasons of the year.

One of the best factors of tourism for Milan is the fact that there is an abundance of cheap and affordable hotel accommodations available

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Neighbourhoods of Milan

Milan consists of a number districts:

  • Centro Storico: As well as being the centre of the fashion district (aka Quadrilatero della Moda), the historical centre is home to the world-famous Duomo, the recognisable cathedral that is the fifth-largest in the world.
  • San Lorenzo: This area has a reputation as a place where friends and families come to meet and gather to enjoy Milan evenings. Filled with local shops, cafes, restaurants, and vibrant street art, it is a hidden gem of an area in a city that moves at such a fast pace.
  • Isola: The trendiest neighbourhood of Milan, it’s a quirky area with a vibrant nightlife, chic boutiques, and fine-dining spots.
  • Brera: Brera is an area of the city that offers some of the best sightseeing opportunities. It features one of the city’s most important art museums in the Pinocotera de Brera, and several other galleries and parks are just a short distance away.
  • Navigli: The Navigli district is the place to head to if you are looking for exciting and vibrant nightlife. A pair of canals are lined with shops, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs that give guests the opportunity to dance and party the night away. The area was recently upgraded in 2015 to provide an even more modern feeling experience.

What to see and do in Milan

As you can imagine, a city with as much history and culture as Milan has plenty of sites and attractions to keep tourists entertained. Some highlights include the Colosseum, Milan’s world famous ancient gladiatorial arena, La Scala, the city’s grand opera house, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Italy’s oldest active shopping mall, and the Palazzo Reale, the city’s former Royal Palace).


What to eat in Milan

Milan, along with the rest of Italy, has a huge reputation for exceptional cuisine. Some of the dishes that any visitor needs to try include risotto alla milanese which is the region’s signature saffron rice dish, cassoeula which is Milan style casserole, and panettone which is Italy’s beloved sweet bread with candied fruit pieces. If you want to try something different head to Porta Venezia for some Eritrean food, or to Milan’s Chinatown in Paolo Sarpi.


Typical events and festivals in Milan

It is no surprise to learn that a city as famous as Milan hosts a number of high profile events and festivals during the year. Some of the most prestigious include Milan Fashion Week in February, the Carnival Ambrosiano every Easter, Design Week in April and the Milan Jazz Festival every November.


How to move around in Milan

Milan boasts one of the best and most integrated public transportation systems in the whole of Europe. This includes four metro lines and large numbers of trams and buses. Those who prefer a more personal and immediate form of transport can utilise one of the many taxis that operate throughout the city.


The climate in Milan

Milan is a city that experiences cold and foggy winters counterbalanced by hot and humid summers. Temperatures can vary from 2 degrees to 20 degrees, and the most popular time to visit for tourism purposes tends to be June to August. There is a chance of rain during all months of the year.


Milan today 55°F
59°F | 48°F

In Milan we will have overcast clouds, nice temperatures expected throught the day.

    • Wednesday
    • 63°F | 52°F
    • Thursday
    • 66°F | 52°F
    • Friday
    • 68°F | 54°F
    • Saturday
    • 59°F | 46°F

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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Milan

The most centrally located hotels in Milan with the best ratings are: Hotel Spadari Al Duomo, Hotel Park Hyatt Milan and Hotel Gran Duca Di York.

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Milan, the average price per night is 65 , while you will pay an average of 50 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 279 .

Hotel Nh Orio Al Serio is near Milan-Bergamo, and Hotel Best Western Plus Farnese is near Milan-Parma, while Hotel Air Milano Linate is closer to Milán-Linate, and Hotel Idea Milano Malpensa Airport is closer to Milán-Malpensa.

You can make reservations at Hotel Morfeo, Hotel Santa Marta Suites and Hotel Maison Borella if you"re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Milan.

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Milan, we recommend Hotel Principe Di Savoia Dorchester Collection, Hotel Canada and Hotel Grand Visconti Palace.

If you want an adult-only hotel in Milan, some of the best options for adults only are Boutique Hotel Calais Milano, Star Hostel and Hotel San Biagio.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Milan are Hotel Nhow Milano, Hotel Enterprise and Hotel Grand Visconti Palace.

If you want to save time, the hotels in Milan with express check-in and check-out are Hotel Morfeo, Hotel Casa Mia and Hotel Canada.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Milan are Hotel Morfeo, Hotel Casa Mia and Hotel Park Hyatt Milan.

In Milan, Hotel Spadari Al Duomo, Hotel Morfeo and Hotel Casa Mia offer 24-hour front desk service.