We needed a hotel in this area and were pleasantly surprised by Trentina. The room wasn't large, but it had everything we needed and was clean. The shower was hot, the tv and wifi worked perfectly and there was airconditioning (not needed yet that time of year). The breakfast was very standard, but tasty and fresh and the coffee was... More

My husband and I stayed here in September 2011, and while I wouldn't call this an excellent hotel, it certainly fit the bill. The room was small, yes, but we had enough space for our bags and that was all we needed. The air conditioner worked fine as did the TV, and there was always enough hot water. I've read... More

We only had one night in Milan and with 2 adults and 2 children, we had an extremely hard time trying to find a family room - or even interconnecting rooms. Even the big chain hotels couldnt confirm that if we booked 2 rooms, they would be beside each other. With a 4 and 6 yr old, this was proving... More

Got a little lost trying to find it from Piola metro station. Felt that it was easier coming from Loreta metro station (but that was after we've located the hotel). It was less than 10 minutes by foot from either metro stops. The guys at reception are friendly and speaks good English. Told us places to visit and eat. We... More

Traveled to Milan in August and in a rush I booked a room in this hotel, if one may call it this way. Staying in Trentina almost ruined my trip, cause it was waaaaay below my expectations that I got after reading the reviews here. At first glance, as I got there from Milano Centrale, I was totally happy –... More

I have no idea how can this "hotel" rate among the top 100 hotels in Milan. It would be fair for Trentina to be renamed into a hostel. I stayed in many other hotels with exactly the same prices, but I've never seen such a poor accommodation before. I strongly advice that you pay more attention to the negative reviews... More

My first night at Trentina was good. It wasn't that hard to find. I was lucky as I'm quite good with maps and streets. If you are coming from Loreta Metro, follow the signs towards Via Abruzzi and head down Via San Sasso street (the hotel will be on the left down the 3rd or 4th street). You can get... More

Little but busy hotel with easy access to bus lines and the underground. Quite a few restaurants and bars in the neighbourhood. Breakfast was OK. The staff were very helpful and nice. We had a quad room which was rather cramped but for three nights was ok. More

Trentina is great value for money as a short term stay within easy reach of all things Milan. The rooms are simple, and not especially large, but they are clean and well maintained. The hotel is just a 5 minute walk from the local subway station, and even less from some very nice and authentic restaurants. A 15 Euro trip... More