Hotel Manin

“Ideal for pedestrian tourist.”

Manin is within easy walking distance, fifteen minutes or less, of most attractions but doesn’t suffer the big city traffic noise being one street back and opposite a lovely park. Well appointed rooms with modern facilities and tea/ coffee. Staff were helpful for this “non parla Italiano” guest and… more

Manin is within easy walking distance, fifteen minutes or less, of most attractions but doesn’t suffer the big city traffic noise being one street back and opposite a lovely park. Well appointed rooms with modern facilities and tea/ coffee. Staff were helpful for this “non parla Italiano” guest and buffet fine. Ideal for a tourist.

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“Modern Decor & Comfortable”

Nice hotel opposite the oldest park in Milan. Old building but rooms are very modern. Good size room with a small outdoor balcony overlooking the park. Comfortable bed but very soft pillows. Have no control over the weight Airconditioning which is sometimes on & with not ability to adjust the tem… more

Nice hotel opposite the oldest park in Milan. Old building but rooms are very modern. Good size room with a small outdoor balcony overlooking the park. Comfortable bed but very soft pillows. Have no control over the weight Airconditioning which is sometimes on & with not ability to adjust the temperature. A big walk in shower with good water pressure & plenty of hot water. The TV has a bunch of channels & if you search for them there are English programs but only one English news channel, the BBC. Buffet breakfast was good. The wifi worked throughout the hotel & was a good speed. It’s about a 15-20 minute walk to the Duomo.

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“Not worth the money”

We stayed in a panoramic room of the 7th floor. The room was small, with lots of dead space. Bathroom was fine (even though I detest bathtubs and would rather have a walk-in shower), the bathrobes and slippers were nice. Amenities ok, but nothing to rave about. The bed was ok by Italian standards… more

We stayed in a panoramic room of the 7th floor. The room was small, with lots of dead space. Bathroom was fine (even though I detest bathtubs and would rather have a walk-in shower), the bathrobes and slippers were nice. Amenities ok, but nothing to rave about. The bed was ok by Italian standards. The hotel website tells that the rooms are soundproofed, wouldn't want to know how bad they've been before, because you could here noises from the hallway, neighbouring rooms and especially the street. The room also has a "heated veranda" according to the website, yes there's a nice balcony facing the park, but heating didn't work. Same thing with the room air conditioning, reception said that it can't be used due to legislation. The room temp was set to 24 C, which is way too high and we had to keep the balcony door open before going to sleep to get the room at a more comfortable temperature. Reception and lobby bar personnel were nice enough, but the breakfat personnel merely seemed annoyed to have guests. Breakfast on the whole was a disappointment, bread was stale and hard, scrambled eggs were rubbery and luke warm. Luckily the cappucinos were good, but that's not enough for a hotel claiming to be a 4 star hotel.

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“A good business hotel but”

To start with the positives, good location, very clean and staff friendly. The room was fine and comfortable. The main downside was the breakfast. Limited choice no granola, croissants hard all the time. Overall a solid but unspectacular hotel