When we arrived, we were treated unkindly by the receptionist, who scolded us for not parked our car rightly (we were just unloading). After that, the other two receptionists were kind and friendly, including taking care of our luggage beyond the time of checkout. Internet is paid, and very expensive. Located no more than two blocks from the subway (Lima)... More

The hotel is very close to the railway station and also to the centre. We booked a triple room. It was a small double room with a third bed - very small. Breakfast is really good so I can recommand this hotel.

The best thing about this little hotel near the central train station was the friendly, helpful staff who went out of their way to make us feel welcome. We had a family quad room which was roomier than expected with a big double bed and twin bunk beds. Though we were on the ground floor, it was fairly quiet--more so... More

Best Hotel is close to milano centrale and to subway station, what makes everything easy to reach the tourist things like galeria vittorio emmanuele and duomo cathedral. Talking about the hotel, I think it's nive for one or two days, the breakfast is poor, so dont expect that much, and they dont have free wifi what makes it difficult if... More

I visited Milan with my husband and we stayed in the hotel for 3 nights. So i'll start with those i didn't like: - Small room and storage place only for one - Extremely bad soundproofing + Friendly and really helpful staff (they proposed us a really good place to eat,they found infos we've asked about an excursion etc) +... More

Short walk from central station, the staff are friendly and the room is what you would expect for a 2 star hotel. Shower had a problem but the water was hot and the bed good enough. The breakfast was great - lots of quality coffee and food.

I stayed at The Best Hotel over my birthday from 22 - 27 October 2012. I requested a room to the front with balcony. Filippo, who I dealt with by email, put the request down and when I arrived on 22 October in the evening, he was there to greet me by name and he told me I got a... More