2-star hotel in Milan's former exhibition district, a short walk from Buonarroti metro station, with air-conditioned rooms, a garden and excellent connections to Fiera Milano City and the historic centre.
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Hotel Amalfi is a 2-star hotel located in Milan’s former exhibition district, a short walk from the Buonarroti metro stop and the connections to Fiera Milano City in Rho.
The property is designed for those looking for a practical, well-connected base to explore the city or attend trade fairs and events: Milano Cadorna railway station can be reached in about ten minutes by public transport, while the De Angeli and Wagner metro stops are just a few hundred metres away. Couples particularly appreciate the property’s location.
The rooms, all air-conditioned, feature a flat-screen TV, safe and private bathroom with shower and toiletries; several room types also offer views of the city or the inner courtyard. Common areas include a garden with outdoor furniture, a TV lounge and free WiFi in the common areas. A luggage storage service is also available, useful for those arriving or departing outside the standard check-in hours, set between 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
Hotel Amalfi offers three room types, all air-conditioned and designed for short stays or trade fair visits: the Single Room, the Twin Room and the Double Room. All accommodations feature a flat-screen TV, safe and private bathroom with shower and toiletries, as well as a view that, depending on the room type, opens onto the city, the garden or the property’s inner courtyard.
The Single Room, at 9 sqm, is the most compact solution and suitable for those travelling alone for work or a trade fair visit. The Twin Room, at 17 sqm, offers two separate beds and is designed for two people who do not share the same bed, while the Double Room, at 13 sqm, features a large double bed for couples. The differences between the three room types mainly concern size, bed configuration and view, leaving guests free to choose according to their space and privacy needs.
The most compact of the rooms at Hotel Amalfi, with 9 sqm designed for solo travellers. It features air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, safe and private bathroom with shower, plus a view of the outside.
The largest of the three room types, at 17 sqm with two separate single beds, ideal for two people who prefer not to share the same bed. A private bathroom with shower, flat-screen TV and safe complete the amenities.
Designed for couples, this 13 sqm room features a large double bed and a view of the garden or the inner courtyard, depending on the assigned unit. Private bathroom with shower and toiletries, flat-screen TV and safe.
Hotel Amalfi offers a garden with outdoor furniture, a rare green space in a densely built-up area such as Milan’s former exhibition district. Inside the property there is a common lounge with a TV area, useful for those wanting a moment of relaxation after a day of sightseeing or work commitments.
Practical services include luggage storage, daily housekeeping and express check-in and check-out, designed for those with tight travel schedules. The property also has free WiFi in the common areas, air conditioning, a safe and key card access.
Security is provided by CCTV both outside and in the common areas, a security alarm and fire extinguishers. The entire property is non-smoking, with parquet flooring and heating throughout all common areas and rooms.
Hotel Amalfi is located in Milan’s former exhibition district, a predominantly residential area that over the years has kept a quiet atmosphere despite its proximity to the city centre. The property asks guests not to be too noisy, given the residential character of the neighbourhood, but this doesn’t stop several bars and restaurants from being nearby, such as Cremeria Sardegna Pasticcera Siciliana just 50 metres away.
Getting around is made easy by two nearby metro stations: De Angeli, about 400 metres away, and Wagner, about 450 metres away, both on the line that quickly connects to the historic centre. Milano Cadorna railway station can be reached in about ten minutes by public transport, while the Fiera Milano City exhibition centre in Rho is directly connected via the metro network. For those arriving by air, Milan Linate airport is about 7 km away, Malpensa is 35 km away, and Bergamo-Orio al Serio is about 47 km away.
From a cultural point of view, the location allows visitors to reach some of the city’s best-known attractions on foot or with just a few minutes on the metro: the Cenacolo Vinciano, home to Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, is about 1.3 km away, Sempione Park is 2.1 km away, Sforza Castle is 2.2 km away and Piazza del Duomo is 2.8 km away. Nearby there are also small urban parks such as the Piazzale Aquileia Gardens, convenient for a walk or an outdoor break in any season.
Reviews particularly reward cleanliness (8.8) and location (8.7), followed by comfort rated as solid (8.7). The value for money stands at a good 8.4, while the lowest score concerns free WiFi, rated 7.5.
Hotel Amalfi is about a ten-minute journey by public transport from Milano Cadorna railway station, and is also connected to the Buonarroti metro stop, 800 metres from the property.
No, Hotel Amalfi does not have dedicated on-site parking; those arriving by car should look into public parking options nearby.
No, Hotel Amalfi does not allow pets during the stay.
No, the minimum age for check-in at Hotel Amalfi is 18; underage guests may only stay if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Hotel Amalfi offers a continental, Italian and buffet breakfast, among the options available to guests of the property.
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Yes, Hotel Amalfi is located in Milan’s former exhibition district and is connected via the metro network to the Fiera Milano City exhibition centre in Rho, as well as being a short distance from the Buonarroti stop.
