Hotels in ميلانو

Hotels in Milan span from $45 to $600 per night across 2,800+ properties, making the city accessible for budget, mid-range, and luxury travelers. Travorio.com lets you book Milan hotels using Bitcoin, Ethereum, 100+ other cryptocurrencies, Sezzle Pay in 4 installments, or PayPal Pay Later, so you can lock in rates with modern payment flexibility.

Milan, Italy’s capital of fashion and finance, draws over 9 million annual visitors. The euro remains strong, but favorable exchange rates can make Milan surprisingly affordable, especially if you book outside peak months. Plan around Milan Fashion Week and major fairs to secure better prices and more hotel options.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Milan

Centro Storico

Centro Storico is Milan’s historic and cultural heart, home to the iconic Duomo di Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and world-class dining at Savini Milano. Here, you are steps from La Scala Opera House, the Royal Palace, and luxury shopping on Via Montenapoleone. Expect hotel prices between $250 and $600 per night. Centro Storico is best for first-time visitors, culture seekers, and those who want Milan’s top sights at their doorstep. Metro stations like Duomo and Cordusio provide direct connections to all city districts.

Brera

Brera charms with cobbled lanes, art galleries, and a bohemian vibe. The Pinacoteca di Brera is a must for art lovers, while local spots like Ristorante Nabucco and Fioraio Bianchi Caffè offer stylish Milanese dining. Hotels in Brera run between $140 and $250 per night, catering to couples, art fans, and anyone craving a romantic, walkable enclave. Moscova and Lanza metro stations put you two stops from the Duomo and central Milan.

Navigli

Navigli is famous for its historic canals, buzzing nightlife, and vibrant street art. Aperitivo bars line the Naviglio Grande, while restaurants like Osteria del Binari and Mag Café are local favorites. Hotels in Navigli cost $110 to $200 nightly, making it a solid pick for young travelers, creatives, and those who want Milan’s best nightlife. Porta Genova FS connects Navigli to the metro network, and trams run directly to the city center.

Porta Romana

Porta Romana sits southeast of the center and balances affordability with relaxation. QC Termemilano spa, Trattoria Trippa, and the historic Porta Romana gateway define the area. Accommodations range from $65 to $120 per night, appealing to budget travelers, students, and those planning longer stays. The M3 metro line at Porta Romana links you to the Duomo and Stazione Centrale in under 10 minutes.

Isola

Isola is Milan’s modern, creative quarter, known for its contemporary architecture like Bosco Verticale, indie boutiques, and cool cafés such as Deus Café and Frida. Hotels in Isola cost $120 to $190 per night, attracting trendy travelers and business guests. Garibaldi FS station connects you to high-speed trains and the M2 and M5 metro lines, making airport transfers and city exploration easy.

Città Studi

Città Studi is Milan’s university district, popular with students and budget-minded visitors. The Politecnico di Milano and lush Parco Lambro stand out here. Hotel prices run from $45 to $90 per night. The area is quiet, with local trattorias and supermarkets, making it ideal for longer stays or families. The Piola and Lambrate metro stops provide fast access to the city center (10-15 minutes).

Average Hotel Prices in Milan by Season

Hotel prices in Milan fluctuate sharply by season, especially during fashion and trade shows. Here is what to expect:

Spring (April to June):

3-star hotels: $110–$155/night

4-star hotels: $180–$245/night

Mild weather and fewer crowds make this an excellent time to visit.

Summer (July to August):

3-star hotels: $120–$200/night

4-star hotels: $210–$320/night

Prices spike during July’s fashion week. August sees some dips as locals leave for holidays, but tourist demand keeps rates high.

Autumn (September to October):

3-star hotels: $115–$170/night

4-star hotels: $185–$255/night

Warm temperatures and fewer events bring rates down, with potential savings of 20-30% compared to summer highs.

Winter (November to March):

3-star hotels: $80–$130/night

4-star hotels: $140–$200/night

The cheapest months are January and February, with off-peak rates up to 40% lower than summer. Christmas and New Year’s see a brief uptick.

Booking in April, May, September, or October typically delivers the best combination of price and weather. Avoid trade show weeks for the lowest rates.

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Getting to Milan: Flights and Transport

Milan is served by two main airports:

Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP): 45 km northwest of the city center. The Malpensa Express train takes 50 minutes to Milano Centrale for €13 ($14.20). Taxis cost €110 ($120) fixed fare.

Milan Linate Airport (LIN): 7 km east of the center. Bus 73 reaches the Duomo in 25 minutes for €2.20 ($2.40). Taxi rides are €25–€40 ($27–$44).

Average round-trip flight prices to Milan (MXP) for a 7-day trip:

New York (JFK): $620–$970

London (LHR): $140–$260

Toronto (YYZ): $570–$980

Dubai (DXB): $470–$720

Sydney (SYD): $1,290–$1,870

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Milan Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: Citizens of the US, UK, Canada, and Australia do not need a visa for tourist visits up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your intended departure date from the Schengen area. Always check the official Italian visa requirements before travel.

Local transport: Milan has an efficient metro, tram, and bus system. A single-ride ticket is €2.20 ($2.40), valid for 90 minutes across all forms of transit. A 24-hour ticket costs €7 ($7.65) and is ideal for sightseeing. Tickets are available at metro stations, newsstands, and via ATM Milano’s app.

Tipping: Tipping is not obligatory in Milan. Restaurants and cafés often include a “coperto” (cover charge) or service fee in the bill. Locals may round up small amounts or leave €1–€2 for excellent service, but it is never expected.

Currency: Milan uses the euro (EUR, €). Cards are accepted at hotels, major shops, and restaurants, but some small cafés and markets prefer cash for payments under €10. ATMs are widespread.

Best time to visit: April to June and September to October offer warm weather, fewer crowds, and better hotel deals. July and early September bring higher prices and crowds due to fashion events. January to March is cold but cheapest for hotels.

For more details and to reserve your Milan stay with crypto or pay-later options, explore Travorio’s Milan hotel listings. Plan ahead for the best rates and availability, especially during major events.