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Guest house 150 meters from the Duomo of Milan, with air-conditioned rooms and apartments, balcony or terrace with city views and free WiFi.

3-star hotel in a historic building in Porta Romana, steps from the metro and the QC Terme Milano spa, with air-conditioned rooms and a 24-hour front desk.
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Hotel Arco Romana is a 3-star hotel set in a historic building in the Porta Romana district of Milan, a hundred metres from the metro stop and just steps from the QC Terme Milano spa.
The property caters both to business travellers, thanks to its proximity to Bocconi University and direct connections with Milano Porta Romana station, and to tourists visiting the city: the Duomo can be reached in three metro stops, while a fifteen-minute walk leads to the Mangiagalli Clinic and the Ospedale Maggiore. The rooms, ranging from Single to Quadruple, are furnished in a simple, functional style, equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, with some options also offering a balcony or terrace.
The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day and the team assists guests in organising their stay. The neighbourhood, lively with bars and restaurants just steps from the entrance, provides everything needed for a practical stay in the heart of Milan, with the historic centre and main museums reachable in just a few minutes by metro.

The room offering at Hotel Arco Romana covers different needs, from the Single designed for solo travellers to the Quadruple suited to families or small groups. All room types share the same simple, modern décor, with air conditioning, flat-screen TV, private bathroom and WiFi connection, features that ensure a functional stay regardless of the choice.
What differentiates the rooms are mainly the sizes, ranging from 9 square metres for the Single to 35 for the Quadruple, and the bed configuration, designed to accommodate from one to four people. Some options, such as the Double Room and the Triple Room, have a balcony or terrace, a detail appreciated by those looking for outdoor space even in a central urban setting like Porta Romana. The Twin Room, finally, remains a practical choice for those who prefer two separate beds while keeping to compact dimensions.
The most compact of the hotel’s rooms, designed for solo travellers: 9 square metres with simple furnishings, flat-screen TV and private bathroom, ideal for a business trip or short stay in the city.
A room for two with a large double bed and balcony view, one of the few options in the property designed for couples with a private outdoor space.
At 18 square metres it is larger than the Double Room and combines a single bed with a large double bed, a flexible solution for three people who want more space.
The largest room in the property, at 35 square metres with three different beds that can accommodate up to four people, suited to families or small groups travelling together.
The same size as the Double Room but with two separate single beds, the most practical choice for two people who prefer not to share the same bed.
Hotel Arco Romana offers guests a 24-hour front desk, useful for those arriving in Milan with irregular travel schedules or wanting assistance at any time of day. Room service and daily housekeeping complete an offering designed to make the stay practical, while a safe and security alarm provide a basic level of protection for personal belongings.
The rooms are air-conditioned and several room types have a balcony or terrace, a detail not to be taken for granted in a city-centre hotel. The property is entirely non-smoking and has a lift, as well as rooms designed to welcome families with children.
Dining services include an on-site bar and an in-room minibar, while free WiFi and a flat-screen TV are guaranteed in every room. The Porta Romana district also offers numerous bars and restaurants just steps from the hotel entrance.
Hotel Arco Romana is located in the Porta Romana district, a residential area south of Milan’s historic centre known for its proximity to Bocconi University and to the QC Terme Milano building, right across from the hotel. The area mixes period buildings with local venues, with bars and restaurants such as Aroma Antico and Bello&Buono just steps from the entrance.
The Porta Romana metro stop is about 200 metres away, while the train station of the same name is 1.2 km away. The Duomo can be reached in three metro stops, 1.7 km away as the crow flies, and a walk of just over fifteen minutes leads to the Mangiagalli Clinic and the Ospedale Maggiore. Linate Airport is the closest, at 4.4 km, followed by Malpensa at about 40 km and Orio al Serio at 45 km.
Guests staying here have several cultural points of interest within a two-kilometre radius: the Fondazione Prada is 800 metres away, the Sforza Castle and Porta Venezia are about 2.6 km away, while the Cenacolo Vinciano and the Bosco Verticale can be reached in a few minutes by public transport. The combination of direct connections and concentrated attractions makes the area practical both for cultural tourism and for those travelling for professional reasons linked to the surrounding university and healthcare district.
Reviews particularly highlight the location, rated 8.2, and the helpfulness of the staff, appreciated with the same score. Services and value for money receive more modest ratings, while cleanliness and comfort remain at intermediate levels.
No, Hotel Arco Romana does not allow pets during the stay.
No, Hotel Arco Romana does not have its own parking for guests.
No, Hotel Arco Romana does not include breakfast in the stay.
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Hotel Arco Romana is located about 200 metres from the Porta Romana metro stop.
Yes, Hotel Arco Romana offers free WiFi in all rooms.
Yes, from Hotel Arco Romana you can reach Piazza del Duomo in about three metro stops, a distance of 1.7 km.