Family-run guest house in Monza, with garden, common lounge and air-conditioned rooms just a short walk from the historic centre and the train station.
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Residenza Borgazzi is a family-run guest house located in Monza, about 2.3 km from Monza train station and 11 km from the centre of Milan. The property features a garden, a common lounge with a TV area and free WiFi throughout.
The rooms, family-sized, are designed for both solo stays and small groups: each includes air conditioning, a desk, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom with shower and bidet, bed linen and a view of the inner courtyard. Parquet flooring and an independent entrance in some units complete the offer.
The location is convenient for those who want to visit both Monza and Milan: the neighbourhood is quiet and well connected by train to the Lombard capital. Suitable for travellers looking for a simple, well-connected stay without giving up shared spaces such as the garden and shared TV lounge. Breakfast service and on-site parking are not available, but the area offers bars and restaurants just a short walk away.
Residenza Borgazzi offers four room types, all overlooking the inner courtyard and equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TV, a desk and a private bathroom with shower and bidet. Parquet finishes and provided bed linen make each solution practical and tidy, ideal for business or leisure stays in Monza.
The Deluxe Room and the Spacious Twin Room, both 25 sqm, offer more space and can accommodate two people, with either a double bed or two single beds configuration. The Deluxe Single Room and the Single Room, more compact at 12 sqm, are designed for solo travellers who still want a comfortable environment with an independent entrance. Free WiFi is available in all rooms.
The largest of the double rooms at the property, with 25 sqm available and an independent entrance. The large double bed, the dining area and the courtyard view make it the ideal choice for a couple wanting more space than the standard solutions.
Designed for solo travellers, it offers a single bed in a compact 12 sqm space with an independent entrance and a wardrobe for storing luggage. The courtyard view brings natural light even to this more intimate solution.
The same generous 25 sqm as the Deluxe Room, but with two separate single beds: the most suitable solution for two people who prefer to sleep in separate beds, such as friends or colleagues travelling together.
An essential version of the single room, with 12 sqm, one single bed and the same basic comforts as the other units: air conditioning, private bathroom and a power outlet near the bed for those looking for a practical, no-frills solution.
Residenza Borgazzi offers guests a garden and a common lounge with a TV area, ideal for relaxing after a day exploring Monza or Milan. The property has free WiFi throughout, air conditioning and heating, with parquet flooring and an independent entrance in several units.
Each room has a private bathroom with shower and bidet, bed linen, a wardrobe and a desk, plus a dining area with a table, kitchen utensils, a hob, microwave and refrigerator for those who wish to prepare a meal independently. A shared kitchen is also available. Security is ensured by CCTV both outside and in common areas, as well as key card access. Lockers are available to guests, and the rooms are also suitable for families.
Residenza Borgazzi is located on Via Gerolamo Borgazzi, in a residential area of Monza characterised by small villas and inner courtyards, just a short walk from Parco Media Valle del Lambro. The neighbourhood is quiet but well served, with bars and small local restaurants reachable on foot within a few minutes, including the O’Strit pizzeria 10 metres away and the Loft American Bar about 100 metres from the property.
Monza train station is about 2.3 km away, while Sesto San Giovanni station and the Sesto 1° Maggio metro stop are 2.6 km away, useful for those who want to travel quickly to Milan. Milan Linate Airport is about 11 km away, while Malpensa and Orio al Serio are further, at around 40 km and 35 km respectively. The centre of Milan, with Piazza del Duomo, is about 12 km away, as are Castello Sforzesco at 11.7 km and the Bosco Verticale district at 9.8 km.
Guests staying at Residenza Borgazzi can spend time exploring Monza, starting with the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista and the nearby Palazzo Comunale, both about 3 km away, or take a walk in the greenery of Parco Media Valle del Lambro, 1.5 km away, or visit the Mulino di Occhiate, an ancient historic site on the banks of the river. For a day trip, Parco Nord Milano is 4 km away, while in the city you can visit museums such as the GAM and Villa Necchi Campiglio, both about 10-11 km from the property, ideal for a day of Lombard art and culture.
Guests particularly praise the staff, rated 8.6, and the value for money, 8.7, a sign of a stay perceived as affordable and well managed. Comfort (8.3) and location (8.3) also score well, while cleanliness and services stand at 7.9, still solid scores but with room for improvement.
No, Residenza Borgazzi does not offer breakfast service, but nearby you’ll find bars and cafés such as Coffe Park, about 350 metres from the property.
No, Residenza Borgazzi does not allow pets during the stay.
No, the property does not have its own parking; we recommend checking public parking options nearby.
The minimum age required to check in at Residenza Borgazzi is 18, and the property is not suitable for families with young children.
Yes, Residenza Borgazzi offers free WiFi throughout the property, one of the categories most appreciated by guests with a score of 9.4.
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Residenza Borgazzi is about 2-3 km from Monza’s historic centre, with the Cathedral and Palazzo Comunale reachable in just a few minutes by car.
