for a shared dormitory - it was safe and comfortable; neat and clean, and of the 6 beds (3 set of bunk beds) only two were occupied. not sure how the experience will be with all 6 beds occupied. supermarket, pasticceria in close proximity

very strict about checkin time - though there was no other occupant checking out/in. nitpick - have to go to another floor to use the common kitchen to even reheat a pizza.

I booked this hostel because although it was far, it was the only one in the Milan area that had privacy curtains and lockers in the rooms. I was expecting a simple hostel, but this is actually a very nice hotel that looks fairly new. There is free laundry and irons available (never seen that), and several clean, quiet places inside and outside where you can eat or read, etc. And the kitchen area is very large and clean. The beds were very cozy, the room is quite spacious and even has a table and chairs, and the bathroom was big and very clean as well. There is a security gate for after hours entry, but the area is very quiet and more residential. It’s close to the tram, but far from the underground. But walking in the area is very easy and quiet. I even walked 30 minutes to the nearby mall easily despite all the street traffic.

The location is a ten minute walk from the overground train, which is not bad, but it doesnt run as late as the subway does. I came on a late night flight and had to pay over 40 euro for a 15min drive from the underground metro to the hostel. So if you fly in late or plan to stay out late in Milan, keep that in mind.

Everyone was really nice and the room was big and mostly clean, however I did found a used mask in one of the shelfs. Me and my friends, we booked an extra bed so we got had private bathroom. Everything was good and everyone was nice but the location was horrible. It is 40 minute form the centre by tram/ bus and at night it is really sketchy. Some local people, that we had the chance to talk to, told us that if we are 5 young girls staying in that location we are brave.

The property was amazing! I think it was fairly new, so everything was modern and clean. I had the best shower in my life here haha. The staff was really nice and the room i stayed in was only occupied my myself and one other person. The price was amazing for this hotel. The kitchen is huge and is shared with other travellers and residents, which makes it a nice way to meet new people!

It was far away from the centre, what is expected because it is not technically in Milaan. But you can just buy a public transport card from the metrostation and use it for the tram as well.

It's quite new so well insulated, no noise from other guests and the airconditioning works very well. The staff was very friendly and they speak English. They have their own parking garage (that costs extra) but from the car glass on the parking in front of the hotel it was money well spent. They breakfast wasn't super but OK. Typical Italian I can say now so lots of sweet stuff. Great coffee! It's not so close to the centre of Milan, about 45 minutes by tram so that adds to the experience of being in a big city. There is a supermarket nextdoor to the hotel. Special note: it's not only a hotel/hostel but also a social place so there is a chance you'll meet some "strange bird".

Breakfast was nice and relaxed, help yourself type thing except for hot drinks where they make them for you. They were very accommodating of how we like our tea/ coffee and were even kind enough to give us some breakfast bits to take away when we were leaving too early for breakfast one day. The staff were kind and helpful always.

Maybe a hair dryer in the room and a few more hangers in the wardrobe would be nice.

Clean, friendly staff and shared kitchen is tidy. Bed was equipped with curtains so I had privacy while sleeping. Staff are very helpful in giving advice and directions.

Dorm room i was staying in dont have any fans, but the weather in September was acceptable for sleeping. Also, the closest tram station is about 10 mins away (it's stated in the description) but i guess those with heavy luggages will need to book a taxi or something.

The location is very close to Humanitas university and ideal for travel to the University. The rooms are large and comfortable. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a common kitchen with all the facilities you need to prepare food for yourself (including utensils, plates, spoons etc), and even a shared refrigerator to keep your perishables in.

The breakfast is very utilitarian. The induction cook-tops in the common cooking areas do not function properly half the time and need to be repaired or replaced. If you need to take a bus or tram, you have to find a tobacco shop that is in the opposite direction to the tram tracks to buy the ticket.

Building itself was renovated and everything is as new. Even smells good:) It has also beautiful inner court with arches where its really relaxing to drink beer after long day of activities done through the day! Breakfast is as written on menu: it should satisfy most people. Perhaps could be good idea to check more often and refill/restock food

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Clean and nice room, well-designed, and modern. There was a balcony and the view on the peaceful inside cortyard. The hotel is clean, bright, looks pretty "Italian", amazing. The perfect place to spend one day there. But go from there to the city and back could be effortful.

Too distant from the city, difficult to reach, and environments are poor, industrial. Booked the wrong room (for girls) and paid 40 € extra, for 6-hours sleep. However, thanks to the stuff I, at least, found the place to stay.