Italy Gay friendly Hotels

"We had such a wonderful stay here! The staff are excellent and very helpful. The breakfast was awesome and so was the room. The location is perfect, and it was a very quiet area. We will be back!"

"Nice room size. Very good closet/drawer spaces. Could unload from suitcases. Room for luggage also storage on site for oversized luggage/ski bags. Super slow internet/TV took forever to load- called maintenance but he’s like yes “all slow” too bad. Need more English speaking channels! Nice restaurants/room service. Very prompt and efficient. "

"Beautiful Hotel with a nice view of the canel and gondolas. However the best part was the staff, friendly, knowledgeable and multi language. It was overall a great experience. "

"great"

"Very nice hotel with a great comfortable room. Rooftop bar was very cool. Hotel is in a great location for sightseeing."

"Would stay here again"

"Easy to find. Staffs were kind and nice. Clean facility. "

"Very clean, great hot shower. Nice breakfast and they were so kind."

"The property is 7 blocks away from milano centrale train station.when we arrived from the airport, you can take the train, cheaper at 13 euros per person, in comparison to 120 from Malpensa. We did not know how close the hotel was took a taxi 7.60 euros from station. The hotel is well kept, the staff is very helpful, you can have dinner there and breakfast too for a fee. We ended up using the bar to eat as the sandwiches were more economical and really tasty. The employees on this two section easy to talk to and helpful. Within these distance there is a few places to grab breakfast at a very reasonable price we choose City caffe? 1 block prior to the train station. As the food at the train shops is about 4 to 5 euros more,for a croissant and a cappuccino. We also found out that after using the train, Trenort offers better rates , more economical than trainitalia. We encounter that train italia employees are stuck up and dismissive of our needs. We needed tickets for a specific location and they referred us to next door Trenord. Meanwhile trainitalia sells that specific location ticket So i suggest try Trenord first and they will help you and direct you otherwise. We visited while there Milano the town, not centrale where Duomo is by metro. Verona, lake Como, if you want Bilaggio you need a whole day here .And Lugano in Switzerland we loved it there. These like 3 take about 1.5 to get there more or less. Be aware lots of graffiti around, we had no idsues. "