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very beautiful and spacious hotel with hospitable staff. The hotel is very beautifully decorated for Christmas, the atmosphere of a cozy holiday did not leave the entire period of stay in the hotel. Breakfasts are delicious, of course the most delicious pastries) I think we will use this hotel for our next trips

Super friendly and attentive staff!!! 10/10 Greeted upon arrival, speedy check in process and was escorted directly to my suite and briefly given a tour of all features in the room. Very modern and clean, a superior luxury hotel with all high quality amenities. Breakfast in the first floor lounge/bar area with ceiling to floor panoramic glass view of the century old garden. The entire hotel is the perfect combination of modern and antique interior with rich woodwork and a grand entrance marble staircase and pillars throughout the foyer. Great central location walking distance to the duomo cathedral and main shopping area.

The hotel's location is excellent, close to Milan city center and the Duomo, just a 10-minute walk away. Yet, the area around the hotel is very quiet and peaceful, with good security. The breakfast buffet selection is extremely limited, but the à la carte menu, while not extensive, offers delicious options. Eating breakfast on the outdoor terrace with a view of the Milan Duomo is absolutely fantastic. The front desk service was attentive; they recommended the hotel's newly opened trendy restaurant, where we finally got to see Salt Bae in person! The steak was expensive, but truly delicious. A memorable experience.

Great stay ! The service was amazing. Very welcoming and caring. Special thanks to Darya, and the rest team. Was a pleasure staying with you. Small note: - maybe consider making the door bell silent, other ways i could hear the next doors opening and ringing (a bit annoying) - the chandelier by the bed on ‘paradise’ room are too low (easy to hit it) Thank you

The room was clean and tidy, and the front desk staff were very friendly and could speak English. The hotel is within walking distance of the subway station, supermarket, and cafes. You can take the subway directly to the cathedral.

Not luxury. You must pay for omelet's and all eggs dishes. Nobody help with luggage in/from taxi. There's a drunk bar right outside the window. They yell until the morning. The maid came to clean right after breakfast and said she'd leave in half an hour, and she only understands Italian. The room door wouldn't open with a keycard, so I had to go to reception several times before they helped; I was too lazy to help them right away. The room only has a shower, and it doesn't have a shelf for shampoo. As a result, the hotel is three times overpriced, and two stars are too many.

It was my friend's birthday during our stay, and the hotel thoughtfully surprised us with chocolates to celebrate. Toothbrushes were provided, which was a nice touch. The place was very clean, and the hotel restaurant stayed open quite late. Excellent service overall.

Mandarin Oriental is also designed by Italian designer Antonio Citterio, who is the main creative designer of BB furniture and also the most important Italian luxury hotel designer. I am really happy to be able to stay here.

Don't get a room facing the tram line! It's incredibly noisy! Extremely noisy! Extremely noisy! Noise-sensitive people, beware! I didn't see a single comment about this, which is strange. I mostly slept with noise-canceling headphones. I didn't change rooms because I was so exhausted from the train ride on the first day that I just fell into bed and didn't feel like it. Afterward, I just spread out my things and... The location is great. Most attractions are within a 2km walk, and there are three supermarkets across the street. I'll reiterate: Don't book a room facing the main entrance street!

Nice but the rooms are a real hit or a miss Our room at first was not so nice or comfy, but the second room they switched us into was good