Hotels in de buurt van Teatro Caboto (Milaan)

'It is a beautiful hotel , with a good breakfast , a nice man at the reception. what they didn't tell up front is that you have to pay for a parking spot. it is at least 30 min from the city , and nothing is really nearby'

'Restaurant was closed for holidays. No terras to have a drink'

'Very clean and modern. Lots of good little details. Communication was excellent.!!'

'Very nice place to stay. Host was very nice and helpful. Had no issues. I forgot to bring slippers home does not have also. Hope to go next time again.'

'Ersteinmal sind die Bilder bei der Buchung falsch zugeordnet sodass man denkt man Bucht das Zimmer mit Balkon. Dem ist aber nicht so. Duschen war schwer möglich da diese so undicht war, dass das gesamte Bad geflutet wurde. Dadurch waren die Wände auch aufgeweicht und schimmlig. Die Klimaanlage konnte man sowohl im Schlafzimmer als auch in der Küche nicht anschalten da sie so laut war, dass man keine Gespräche mehr führen konnte geschweige denn schlafen. Die gesamte Wohnung ist hell hörig...

'BEWARE: *NOT* A HOTEL. "Check-in" is *NOT* at the property, but requires traveling across Milan to the Central Station to get a key. Clear case of Bait and Switch, should not be listed under 'Hotels' here.'

'Overall, very great property. Only complaint was the Wi-Fi password was incorrect caused me to not have Internet for a couple days.'

'Super appartement bien placé. Proche metro et au calme.'

'Host molto attento e disponibile. Stanza pulita. Zona tranquilla e comoda ai servizi.'

'Best place to stay at milan is best for couples or solo travel '

'In this appartment, which is not as big or convenient as they try to appear it, half of the appliance WERE NOT FUNCTIONING, ( The microwave and the oven WERE NOT WORKING), the shower was neither working and WE HAD TO FIX IT OURSELVES, there were interruptions of the warm water, so once you were either burnt or frozen, the lamp in our space was not working, it was burnt, so we did not have light in our room...Now, if you add the long lasting, exhausting, and humiliating "Orson Well's 1984" type...