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Via Lazzaro Palazzi 18 | Corso Buenos-Aires/Area Porta Venezia, 20124 Milan, Italy
Via Lazzaro Palazzi 18 | Corso Buenos-Aires/Area Porta Venezia, 20124 Milan, Italy
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We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. The staff welcomed us very kindly and gave us good explainations about the main attractions of the city.
The breakfast was very good. The room was quite big and the bed was comfortable.
The staff was extremely...More
Literally from booking this hotel to the end of our stay Hotel Sanpi Milano provided a 5* Service!
I booked Milan as a surprise for my boyfriend's birthday as we absolutely love Italy! I came across this gorgeous sheek hotel and gave them a ring...More
Helpful, friendly staff from the receptionists, cleaners, to the porters. The service really was excellent. Nothing was too much trouble for staff, very warm service with a smile.
Lovely garden, great breakfast selection, location and comfortable rooms.
Excellent staff, room was fine and breakfast good. Very convenient for tourist attractions and restaurants nearby. Stayed three nights for a mini break. Very good value for money - quiet location with good restaurants and a supermarket easily accessible
Close to Duomo and Vittorio Emanuelle Gallery and the fashion streets.
Close to tramstop where you can go to all interesting places.
Close to Central station with a lot of airportbuses.
Very good restaurants in the hotel street.
Central Station represents a bridge towards the future. Impressive skyscrapers and new age buildings stretch the skyline with the majestic Unicredit Tower cutting through. Surrounding it are large towers that define Piazza Gae Aulenti, where the fountain and the Monumento Trombe leave one breathless. A famous building of the district is the Vertical Forest, where the innovative materials and trees planted on the
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terraces are a unique mix of nature and man-made construction. In the district, there is the Monumental Cemetery, known for its antique tombs with sculptures portraying angels of commemorative scenes many will find touching.
Well, not too far really. You can walk it in about 20 minutes. It's a straight line down Via Vittor Pisani then left onto Viale Tunisia, five block down to Via Lodovico Settala, then quick right onto Via Lazzaro Palazzi... More
Well, not too far really. You can walk it in about 20 minutes. It's a straight line down Via Vittor Pisani then left onto Viale Tunisia, five block down to Via Lodovico Settala, then quick right onto Via Lazzaro Palazzi and you're there. Sounds far but it is'nt at all.
