We had a prepaid reservation at another and due to a “mistake” by that hotel we were sent to Hotel di Porta Romana that was supposed to be comparable. This hotel, Hotel di Porta Romana, was operated by some Chinese where the staff spoke limited Italian and English. The hotel was located on a busy street and had seen better... More

I visited Milan for 10 days and stayed at this hotel for 2 days after which i shifted to another hotel for the rest of my. They charge Euro 105 per night. This is a old construction run by guess some Chinese people. Even the room service and cleanup staff were chinese. The rooms are very very small, you can... More

We were sent to this hotel because another hotel refused to honor a reservation. We are at the stage of life where we select middle-of-the road hotels, with some amenities, so this hotel did not suit us. However, in my younger and less affluent days, Hotel di Porta Romana would have been perfect. The room was barebones, but clean, large,... More

Glad I didn't read the reviews before I booked! (although the Expedia reviews looked fine). My wife and I stayed 3 nights. We had a lovely spacious attic room, good condition, with a nice 'multi-level' shower in the bathroom. One storey above where the lift finished, so a flight of stairs to climb, but on the plus side, no creaking... More

The hotel itself isn't too bad when you bear in mind that it is significantly cheaper (we paid 95 euro's/night through LateRooms) than most other hotels in Milan. Even so, you still expect a certain level of service. However, the staff are pretty useless and the place is in need of redecorating - i'm still amazed I didn't die in... More

To start off, we wer made to think that our booking wasnt received until the receptionist looked further. The staff couldnt have been any more ignorant, never smiled, never even looked at us which i thought was awful. As it was a small hotel, we had to wake someone up when going back to the hotel late at night and... More