Hotel Mercurio

  Melinda L. on 27 October 2011 

Had a bit of an issue when checking in, but it was all sorted out when I showed my email confirmation. Staff are extremely warm and friendly and helpful. Location is near to several restaurants, and banks. Approximately 12 minute walk from Romolo train station. The rooms are extremely clean! New bedding and towels are provided everyday! Plus No cost wi-fi! Would definitely recommend.

  Customer Review on 27 October 2011 

Had a bit of an issue when checking in, but it was all sorted out when I showed my email confirmation. Employees are really warm and friendly and helpful. Location is near to several restaurants, and banks. Approximately 12 minute walk from Romolo train station. The rooms are really clean! New bedding and towels are provided everyday! Plus Free wi-fi! Would definitely recommend.

  Susannah R. on 14 September 2011 

Good spot for the money. Just needed clean noiseless room to rest and beat jet lag. The only downfall was that there was no air conditioning so I had to keep windows open at night and there were lots of Mosquitos. Location is a bit off the major track. Breastfast is meager, be Prepared to discover your own.

  Stephen F. on 2 September 2011 

The hotel was close to a supermarket. Also it was extremely silent at night.

  Customer Review on 2 September 2011 

The hotel was close to a supermarket. Also it was very noiseless at night.

  Alessia C. on 18 August 2011 

Staff extremely helpful and situated on a great area near Piazza D`uomo and all the public trnasport next to the hotel : bus, train and metro

  Lenka N. on 13 August 2011 

For the money that it cost it was well worth it. Nice clean room with everything you need. It is a bit out of the city center, but fallowing instructions effortless to find.

  Katrina P. on 11 August 2011 

We stayed in a private double room and the room was really spacious and the bathroom was fresh and clean even though the shower holder was broken. The no cost breakfast was really basic only offering a few choices (good to eat on the train as a snack) but hot drinks were also included which was gmetro metro straightforward to get into centre of town.

  Julia Janine B. on 5 January 2011 

-24h reception -can leave your bag with the guy at the receiption -very friendly staff -breakfast to room I read in previous comments that there is no supermarket and that it is too far away from the city center/to the next metro station. I can deny both statements. about the distance: Metro: take the metro line 2 to "Romolo" (about 15 min from central station) and then walk about 500 m. (you can even take the bus - its only 2 stops, exit at "Liguria Alzaia Nav. Pavese") --> tickets are valid for metro, tram and bus Tram: nearest stop (200 m away from the hotel) is "meda tibaldi" (Crossing: Viale Liguria and Via Giuseppe Meda). starting from this stop, tram nr 3 brings you right to Duomo, passing the "Porta Ticinese" (right next to that are the canals where you can find great reastaurants and markets) and the very impressive Church "San Lorenzo Maggiore". (I'd guess its about 15 minutes to Duomo - but I never really paid attention) Unfortunately not all trams/busses tell you what the next stop is called, so I'd recommend the metro for the first time you get to the hotel. About the supermarket: There is one big supermarket (if I remember correctly, it is called "Simply market") at the crossing of Viale Liguria and Via Giuseppe Meda - so it's only 200m away. Even if you want to buy organic food, you can find that there. ("Naturasi-Il Supermercato Della Natura") It's on the Viale Cassale, about 100m west of the Metro station. So, my boyfriend and I did not find the location disturbing at all! One hint about going into the city for the first time: We went by metro and took the exit "Duomo", which was the best thing we could have done! It was already dark outside and when we were leaving the metro station, we saw the Duomo on the right and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele on the left. It was so impressive because it was so well lit! I will always remember this first impression of Milan!