Starhotels Rosa Grand

The Starhotels Rosa Grand is in a perfect location for a visit to Milan. The Duomo and Galleria Emanuele are a few steps outside the door. Taxis stop right out in front, so it's an easy trip to visit Leonardo's Last Supper. We need a wheelchair accessible room, and the Rosa Grand had the perfect room for us. The only complaint is the distance to the room from the elevator, and the desk clerk warned us about it and apologized. The breakfast was very nice and well tended. We would stay here again.

The hotel was really close to the Duomo and everything that we wanted to see in Milan. Close to good restaurants. An added plus was that there was a taxi stand right in front of the hotel, and cabs can just drive up to it. This was important to us as we've stayed at other hotels where taxis cannot drop you off in front for some reason or another, and you have to walk to the hotel with all your luggage. Comfortable bed/room. Very clean. Professional staff. Decent breakfast. My only complaint was that they did not have any power converters available for guests. Most of the hotels we've stayed at overseas offered them. Not a big deal though. I would recommend this hotel.

It's my second time in this hotel. I choose it mainly for the location, it's just right behind the Duomo and is perfect for a short visit. The lobby and the entrance needs some repair and is quite busy. Usually it's full of visitors checking out or waiting for a room. The rooms are nice, very good beds and a great hairdryer! The breakfast is excellent, the gym is very good and the terrace there on the 5th floor is nice. It's expensive to park the car - 50 Euros per night!

I booked a room at this hotel for 2 nights in July. Everything was all set, the booking was confirmed, the down payment was taken from my credit card, all we had to do is arrive at the destination. When i went to the reception i provided the receptionist with my ID (which i successfully used allover Europe) and she demanded ( in a rather abrupt way) that i give her my Passport because she couldn't use my ID. After i searched for the passport and gave it to her (note that i usually don't travel with my passport while in Europe) she also demanded for the passport of my boyfriend, which again is strange because we just came from France that day any no one asked for both our IDs at the hotels. After she was pleased with the fact that we provided both our passports, we were allocated a room at the first floor. We entered the room, which was very clean and state of the art appliances, usb charge in the wall for telephones and everything. But no view...our room was in a small shaft with NO NATURAL LIGHT coming in the room....i don't think that's normal for a 4 star hotel who charges 220 eur per night... Also at our check out they insisted that we drank an extra bottle of water....i honestly just let it slide because i was fed up with their attitude towards me.

There is only one building between the hotel and the Duomo. It is also two blocks from the Galleria Vittoria shops. Easy walk to many sights and destinations. The staff are attentive and kind. The rooms are small but nice. We had a partial view of the Duomo from our room and it was also quiet. They had a decent breakfast, but a little chaotic with all the families and little kids running around. Very diverse clientele. The hotel is about an hour from the airport. You can get a van for 90-120 Euros directly to the hotel, or a Bus to the central train station (8 Euros), then a taxi to the hotel (another 8 Euros), or train from the airport to the central train station, then a taxi. We took the bus to the central station and a taxi, and it was easy and inexpensive. On the way back, the hotel arranged for a van for 120 Euros, which we shared with another person, so we split the fare. Highly recommended.