Hotel De Albertis - Milan

8.3

The hosts were very nice. It is run by a very welcoming family. The location is great. It is very basic but so is the price level.

7.9

The Hotel ist okay. The room is small, but for two night okay. Room and Bath were clean.

9.7

Clean place in a quiet area of the city. The staff was friendly and helpful.

9.1

A very nice little hotel, and not to far from the Piazza Duomo (20 min by foot), in the nice part of Milan. Clean and comfortable. I'll come here again...

9.5

The rooms for the price are clean, comforatable and ideal for a short break. The rooms are not necessarily ideal for long staying guests just becasue of the type of property which has been converted into a hotel. We found a few hotels of this type - all very adequate, clean and warm.

7.6

Die Unterkunft besitzt ein gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Das Zimmer war sauber und frisch renoviert. Mit der Straßenbahn und dem Bus ist das Hotel gut vom Hauptbahnhof und dem Stadtzentrum erreichbar (ca. 20 min).

7.5

I found the hotel difficult to find even when returning at night but my maps were poor and my sense of direction worse. Apart from the builders it was not noisy. I was not aware of other guests and there was no wait for the wc. There did not appear to be any public areas. It was a pretty reasonable place.

10

nice small city hotel + they gave us for 2persons a three bed room - real great and these 1 star hotel has hairdryer frigo bar in room tv + was very clean + nice we come soon back

7.6

nobody could speak English. Visa-card was not accepted.

4.6

The property is ok, clean and quiet. But their staffs was unfriendly, the customer care over all was poor. Every time I visit reception, they start talking “Cinese….!” And giggling soon after I left (I’m an East Asian). I strongly recommend all East Asians not to stay in this property, as we are not welcomed.

6.1

The room we stayed in had a view of the courtyard, which was much better than the street. The location was certainly not central to anything, but there was a metro stop and a taxi stand within a 10-minute walk. I believe that only one employee spoke English, but we did not encounter that individual. The other employees were willing to try to understand our broken Italian, which was much more of an effort than most other people in Milan put forth. Compared to the other hotels we stayed at throughout Italy, I think that the room was overpriced, but that's Milan, I guess.