Hotel Malta

Hotel easy to find, clean, tidy and would definitely stay again on my next visit 👍 Regards Nick.

Probably the kindest people to have lent me a room to stay in. The room was good, clean, and the bed, although smaller than most hotel beds, was very comfortable. The people that work there, they may be the owners, they deserve all the praise. Very wonderful human beings. Highly recommend it!

The hotel was very good the night poter was very friendly and nice and manger was lovely to one of best hotels i had in Milano

The front desk was super rude and arrogant. They don't let you leave the hotel with the keys, you need to drop them in the front desk and they don't check for who ask the keys. If you just tell you are in room 28 they will give you the keys. I asked for no one to enter my room, no cleaning or anything. They entered in my room, moved my bag out of the way, touched my underwear, opened the windows and did not make the bag. Terrible customer service and I did not feel like my belongings were safe there.

A clean, quite and simple room.

Had a great stay in Malta hotel, a kettle in room would have been great though, convenient for metro and restaurants, nice clean hotel

Spacious clean and close to the city

It is a budget friendly place, near public translation which makes it easy to come and go from attractions.

This was the best overall budget hotel in my trip. It was located about a 20 minute walk from the train station, but it was worth the extra steps. The area was not the best, but not the worst either. I did not see any disconcerting characters lingering about, but it was certainly no five-star street. Plus, it was a short walk to the subway, a huge plus. The hotel itself was cute on the outside, with a pointed-arch facade that subtly referenced the Middle Ages. The entry was small, down a few steps, but decently maintained. The lady who met me was very friendly, and always called me by my name and had a smile for me when she saw me. Her husband took off with my bag while I was still checking in, which worried me. It would be better to go upstairs with the customer, but all was fine. The room I had was small, like the cool, trendy dorm room you always wished you could have had in college, and decorated in a very cute way, with gothic-arched windows opening onto a balcony. The size did not bother me, and I did see in passing open doors that other rooms were larger, so if a dorm-size room is not your thing, you have options. Just ask. But the size was fine with me because it was clean, attractive, and cute. The walls were rather thin, but earplugs resolved that. My only real complaint is that the shower was very small and should have a shower door, not a curtain, as the curtain kept moving in on me which was uncomfortable. But I would stay there again if I returned.

The room was lovely- plenty of space even in a single room and despite the road outside being relaid it was quiet. The reception is basic and could not speak English well so it took us a while to get through the process but the man was pleasant! There were no local maps or guides which meant I relied on google lots! There are no lifts and a lot of stairs which was hard going in the heat. Air con is only free for 12 hours at night which I did not realise until I checked out having packed in the heat! The area is quiet but very out of the way and is quite a walk to anywhere useful. However, as a lone traveller I never felt unsafe. Breakfast was very sparce although there was a lovely terrace you could sit on!

We had a pleasant stay. The hotel was clean and tidy, close to public transportation, supermarkets, restaurants... Good price!

Terrible... Not reccomended At all! For that price you find better hole in Milan that are cleaner, nicer and more comfortable than this! No way I am going to come back.

The walls are paper thin and you can hear everyone coming up and down the stairs. I was woken up by someone's alarm clock in the next room going off and 4 am. The night receptionist is very helpful.

Close to red and green metro stops which are direct to Duomo, Last Supper, Castle, and Navigli. The family that ran it was very nice and allowed us to store our luggage during the day after check out. They even allowed us to borrow an umbrella on the day it rained. Very clean, cute little rooms that overlooked a pretty courtyard.

Close to Loreto Metro station. Staff are helpful. Good for the price.

At least in the summer months, do not stay here. You will sweat to death at night. There is no air conditioning and it doesn't cool down (ever). After 6 weeks of traveling, this was the only hotel we regretted - it ruined our next day - but if you don't mind baking, maybe this is the hotel for you. We spend little time in our hotel rooms, so the rest is just fine ... pretty clean, mediocre staff, and in a decent area. Just note: you might have to walk up 4 flights of stairs with your luggage (though if you are looking for a cheaper hotel in Milan, I assume you don't mind that).

this hotel had just what we needed to stay cheaply in milan but also be comfortable. it is very close to public transit, the main train station, and corso buenos aires for some shopping and restaurants. it was clean and the owners were very nice! also really fast and free internet!

Great location close to subway station. Room very clean. May not be suitable for light sleepers due to plumbing sounds.

Fairly inexpensive hotel, close to train station. We were on the 3rd floor.

It was OK. Not far from train station, close to metro stop. Room was adequate, bathroom was adequate, wifi sporadic but close to adequate (it was real good at certain times but not so good around 10PM but that may have had to do with the clientele and when the majority of people got on wifi when I was there). It really isn't anything special but it's not bad at all. Easiest way to walk there from the train station is to go out the front doors of the train station (which are blocked off now due to construction so you have to go out the side and go to the front and face as if you came out the front door:-) and turn left and walk around the left side of the "round-about" to Dorian Street. Take Dorian all the way to the second round-about (about 6 blocks; it's called Loreto). So you have to curve around the first round-about and get back on Dorian. Then you turn right and pass a street, maybe two but I think only one to Nicola Antonio but I think you only see Nicola (you will see it). Turn right and go one short block and turn right again on Giavonni Ricardo. It's about half a block on your left-hand side.