Rooms with private bathroom and free Wi-Fi in central Milan

Enjoy Milano Skyline has five rooms, and all of them have a private bathroom and complimentary Wi-Fi. It is a small, owner-run guest house rather than a hotel, which changes a few things worth knowing before you book.
What every room includes
- Private bathroom, for your room only
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house
- Air conditioning and heating
- Flat-screen TV
- Kettle, coffee machine, tea and chamomile
- Mini-bar and a welcome kit
There is also a shared kitchen and tea room, free for guests, useful for a hot drink between visits or a quick breakfast before an early train.
How booking works
We do not use instant automatic confirmation. The sequence is:
- You send a request with your dates and number of guests.
- We check availability with the property.
- Once confirmed, you receive payment instructions.
- You pay online within 24 hours, and the booking becomes valid.
Rooms are not paid on arrival. Services such as the airport transfer, luggage storage and restaurant booking are also paid online when requested.
Check-in and check-out
| | Time | | --- | --- | | Check-in | 13:30 to 01:00 | | Check-out | by 11:00 |
Late arrival up to 01:00 is fine, which covers most evening flights into Malpensa and Linate. Flexibility outside these windows is possible on request, subject to availability.
Hotel or guest house?
A guest house means fewer rooms, no 24/7 front desk and a host who answers personally. In exchange you get a quiet residential building, a real neighbourhood, and someone who can arrange a transfer or a restaurant table for you rather than pointing at a brochure. Our multilingual concierge is available on every page of the site, day and night.
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