Melia Milano

We gave Meliá Milano 3 out of 5. When you walk in, the lobby looks grand and impressive—definitely gives that five-star first impression. But once we got to our room (4th floor), reality set in: outdated furniture, some pieces even damaged. Honestly, it felt more like a 3-star room tucked inside a 5-star building. The bed was decent, and the night was quiet, so we slept well. But there was no view, and the room lacked any charm or premium feel. Breakfast had a wide selection, but everything was just… standard. Nothing felt high-end or particularly fresh. Location-wise, it’s a bit outside the city center, but if you’re driving, there are plenty of spots to park just in front—which probably makes more sense than using the hotel’s (likely overpriced) parking. We paid €140 for the night, which is okay, but with five stars and Meliá branding, expectations were higher. The biggest letdown? Despite being a Meliá member and the hotel not being full, we weren’t given a nicer room. We only stayed one night—it would’ve been a small but meaningful gesture. That said, when we pointed out the damaged furniture, management was very professional and offered a 30% discount, which we appreciated. So all in all, a fine stay—but not the five-star experience we were hoping for.

First impressions were good, the room felt clean and comfortable but there walls are so thin that we couldn't sleep on the first night. The guests in the next room were very loud. We called down to reception four separate times and they reassured they would ask the guests in the other room to quiet down which never happened. Another issue with this room is that the wifi didn't reach there. The next day we requested to move rooms and the receptionist was very accommodating and said he would find us the quietest room available. We were moved to another floor at the end of the corridor. again the room was clean and comfortable but yet again the guests in the adjoining room were very noisy playing music until 2am. We again contacted the front desk who again did nothing to help. The only positive to this room is that the wifi did reach there but it was very slow and cuts out every ten minutes. The lobby is modern and impressive but the rest of the hotel is very very old. The view out of the window is to a massive telecoms tower. There is a diesel generator on the roof that gets booted up for several minutes in the morning. Hotel renovations start at 7am as do the cleaners who have loud conversations and bang around in the corridors. This was a massive disappoint. The service is certainly not 5* and the rooms are clean yet dated. I would not recommend staying here.

The hotel is well located. There is a metro station nearby and a convenient road to the center. But the hotel itself is old and needs renovation. The furniture is worn, the mattress is very hard and uncomfortable, the sound insulation between the rooms is terrible. In fact, it is non-existent. There is construction opposite, which begins at 7 am. At 9 am, repair work begins inside the hotel. After that, it is very uncomfortable to be in the room. At the same time, the hotel has a good breakfast. There are many city parking spaces nearby. If you consider it a lower category hotel (say 4 stars) for the appropriate money, then overall the option is not bad. But do not count on 5-star comfort or service.

Im a fan of melia hotels,this one in milan have a lower cost,as it is not the main luxury,but nice and very clean not very central,but very close metro station ,i had a good offer value for money,very comfortable bed and pillows,very clean,nice bathroom and bed linnings beautiful lounge

I stayed here for 5 days whilst attending a conference at the MiCo conference centre. The hotel is under 10 minutes walk from MiCo. The Lotto metro station is very close. This is a very good hotel. The room was large and had everything I wanted. Breakfast was excellent offering both quality and range.