Hotels in Milan, Italy

In the city of Milan you can find trams, a subway and city buses. However, the tram has the most routes and runs both day and night, is a really affordable way to travel and has multiple stations around the city. Staying close to one of these stations will make it easy to catch the tram and sightsee in different neighbourhoods. Book a hotel in Milan's city centre and you will be close to many attractions, including the Piazza Cordusio (or Central Station). Another area where there are several hotels in Milan and are within walking distance of the tram station is the Zona Buenos Aries neighbourhood. This is close to both the Via Settembrini Tram Station and the Lima Subway Station. If you want to enjoy a tram tour around the city, you can stay in the Sesto San Giovanni district, which gives you access to the Quercia Storica di Piazza XXIV station. While touring Milan, it would be most convenient and affordable to buy a day or two-day pass for the tram.

Brera is a centrally located neighbourhood that is within walking distance of restaurants, shops and many attractions. With charming Italian streets, it is no wonder it’s a popular neighbourhood for tourists. Some Milan hotels in Brera include the Unique and the Bulgari Hotel Milan. A tram station close to this neighbourhood is the Duomo Station. If you want to do some partying in Milan, you can stay at a hotel in Milan’s Navigli District. Some hotels in this neighbourhood include the Art Hotel Navigli and the Navigli B & B. Take the tram to the Naviglio Grande station to get to the Navigli District. Tourists that are on a budget can find several cheap hotels in Milan near the Basilica of San Lorenzo. Some hotels to consider include the dHomes Apart Hotel and the Apart Hotel Lupetta 5.

Tourists visiting Milan often choose to take a cruise on Milan's beautiful canals. You can enjoy this activity in the city's historic port of Darsena in the Navigli neighbourhood. To get there, get off at the Naviglio Grande stop. Also known for its influence on the fashion industry, Quadrilatero della moda is another popular attraction in Milan. It is a large shopping district with stores dedicated to many of the world's leading fashion designers. On the tram, get off at the Montenapoleone station and the shopping area is within walking distance. Milan Cathedral, the largest church in Italy, is another world known attraction in Milan. This cathedral is not far from the Central Tram Station.

The Corso Buenos Aires neighbourhood is home to many shops, restaurants and bars. This includes Italian, Mediterranean, Asian, Indian and more. Take the tram to Via Settembrini to get to this lively district. Another neighbourhood with lots of eateries is the neighbourhood near Park Sempione. Here you can dine on Greek, Brazilian, Asian, Italian and barbecue cuisine. Get off at the Piazza del Duomo to get to this part of the city.

A stay of 9 nights is most popular when visiting Milan.

On average, rooms will be priced around £136 per night when booking a hotel in Milan; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

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