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Doria Grand Hotel

$160-270/ nuit

Réservez si You need a reliable, soundproofed fortress near Milano Centrale and don't care about being in the trendy center.

Pourquoi les gens l'adorent

8.11918 avis
  • Exceptional soundproofing that actually blocks the city noise
  • Old-school Italian hospitality where staff (shoutout to Charles) treat you like royalty
  • A breakfast buffet that includes fresh honeycomb and proper cappuccino

En bref : A solid, unpretentious business hotel that feels like 1995 in a cozy way, but don't expect a cool crowd or modern design.

Évalué par @myplanateI loved the old-school Italian charm here. The lobby is grand with those chandeliers, and my room was super quiet thanks to the heavy drapes. It’s right near the station, so getting around Milan was effortless. Definitely a solid pick for a relaxing stay.


Ce que les clients qui ont séjourné ici ont dit

The hype

Travelers consistently praise the silence of the rooms and the helpfulness of the concierge, but often note the decor is 'classic' bordering on dated.

Reality check

The 'Classic' rooms are tight (22 sqm) and the carpeted floors can feel a bit weary compared to the marble bathrooms.

  • You have an early train from Milano Centrale (5-min walk)
  • You prioritize silence and sleep quality over trendy aesthetics
  • You appreciate a concierge who can actually get things done

Propreté et entretien

8.6
  • Housekeeping: Daily and thorough. Guests report crisp sheets and tidy rooms.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Generally sparkling marble, though some grout in older rooms shows age.
  • Maintenance: Solid, though some carpets show wear and tear.
  • Linens & towels: Cotton linens are crisp; towels are standard hotel grade, clean but not plush.
  • Odors & scents: Mostly neutral/fresh, though some 'classic' rooms have a faint vintage textile smell.

Sleepability™

8.5SILENCIEUX
SILENCIEUX
0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
  • Street noise on lower floors facing Viale Andrea Doria
  • Hallway noise if near the elevator

Avant de réserver

Bon à savoir

  • City tax is €7 per person/night (cash often preferred at checkout)
  • The garage is tight—large SUVs might struggle to maneuver
  • Breakfast is sometimes included, but costs extra if booked separately—verify your rate

Quoi emporter

  • European power adapter (outlets are sometimes scarce in older rooms)
  • Slippers (if you get a carpeted room)
  • Earplugs (just in case you get a street-facing room)

Génie des chambres

Meilleurs choix

  • Junior Suite for the pink Portuguese marble bathrooms and jacuzzi tubs
  • Deluxe Rooms for slightly more breathing room (258 sq ft) than the cramped Classics

Chambres à éviter

  • Classic Single rooms—very small and often feel the most dated
  • 1st and 2nd-floor rooms facing the street if you are extremely light sensitive

Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller

I would kindly request a room facing the internal courtyard for maximum quiet. If available, a renovated room with hard flooring rather than carpet would be preferred.

FAQ et astuces cachées

Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.

Is the hotel actually near the train station?

Yes, it's a genuine 5-8 minute walk from Milano Centrale, making it perfect for heavy luggage.

Does the hotel have a gym?

Technically yes, but it's a small 'fitness corner' with basic cardio gear. Don't plan a heavy leg day here.

Is the area safe at night?

Generally yes, it's a busy business district. However, the area immediately around the station can feel gritty late at night; stick to the main Viale Andrea Doria.

Do the rooms have AC?

Yes, but like many Italian hotels, the strength can be governed centrally depending on the season.

Is there parking?

Yes, a private underground garage is available for ~€30/day, which is a luxury in Milan.

How is the wifi?

Reliable and free, good enough for video calls in most rooms.


Conseils d'initiés

  • The 'Caffè Doria' jazz bar hosts live music on Tuesdays and Thursdays—a surprisingly legit spot for a nightcap.

  • Ask for a room with a 'courtyard view'—it's not scenic, but it's dead silent.

  • The concierge can often snag reservations at local spots that show 'full' online.

5 choses à savoir avant de partir

  • 💡The 'pink marble' bathrooms in suites are a total 90s throwback but incredibly spacious.

  • 💡The elevators are tiny—expect to wait if a tour group is checking out.

  • 💡The 'Winter Garden' restaurant vibe is actually quite charming despite being in a business hotel.

  • 💡You can hear the tram rumble faintly from lower street-facing rooms.

  • 💡The housekeeping staff is old-school thorough—they will fold your pajamas.

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