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"We came for a trade show. The approximation to Brera and Porta Garibaldi was a key search for us. Living room with open kitchen and dining table. Good clean bathroom. Small Bedroom with two futons and one more futon in living - total making 3. Easy can accommodate 3 people sleeping spaciously. Bedding was good even for a picky traveler. The bedroom window goes to a very busy Main Street in China town. I used ear plugs so for me this was not a problem. Also do not turn on MW and electric kettle...

"Wonderful place to stay. The staff is beyond courteous, helpful, friendly and accommodating. Anything you need to ask, they will help. Restaurant was delightful. There were multiple dining options that were walkable from the property and if not, staff would call a cab for you that would immediately pull up. Room was clean and modern. Had a lovely view of downtown. Can’t say enough about the people that work there. They made sure you were cared for at all times. "

"Beautiful hotel. Set on edge of Chinatown. Reminiscent of the way hotels used to and should still be. Spacious rooms and friendly hosts make a visit worthwhile."

"Large terrasse really nice to take breakfast and diner. 10min walk to Garibaldi train station. You can do most visit by walking. Really practical for familly coming by train. Everything needed is there."

"the whole building is under renovation, scaffold all around the building. right outside of our window. can't open blind, you will be seen by early working people right outside of your window."

"Avoid these people, we paid upfront and they never delivered the keys. When we asked them them for the refund, they turn of the telephone connection. We paid for 3 nights stay and never have been refunded "

"Lady took us down to show us how to turn on electricity as it was a construction zone. Do not stay here. We tried to get our money back as it was nothing like advertised and she wouldn't even consider it. We have video of open construction areas as you walk a few floors down. There were bars on the window as you turned down the hallway to go to your room. Not impressed and couldn't leave quick enough."

"A déconseiller "