Hotel Bicocca
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed free of charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Front desk 24 hour
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
More about Hotel Bicocca
Hotel Bicocca
Just 250 metres from Istria Station on Milan's M5 metro line, Hotel Bicocca is in the new Bicocca district. It has free parking, which is subject to availability and free Wi-Fi.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
Comment: 13 Jun 2025
Stayed in: Jun 2025
cordiality
I stayed 3 nights, I also used the parking, breakfast was offered to me every day by the lady, the rooms are perfect and the location is very convenient. I think the most important thing was the relationship that was created with the owner. Prof.
Family traveller
Comment: 5 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
You can run away, avoid this place and the grumpy lady at all costs!
Staying at the Hotel Bicocca in Milan was an experience that to define surreal is to say little. As soon as we arrived, instead of a friendly welcome, we were trapped in an endless explanation by the owner: twenty good minutes dedicated to rules as obvious as unnecessary. How to turn on the light, how to open a window, how to close a door... all that was missing was a practical demonstration on how to breathe.
The tone was patronizing, almost as if the guests were unable to handle the most basic actions of daily life. More than feeling welcomed, one feels observed and judged, as if every slight gesture could be the object of reproach.
A stay that should be relaxing turns into a little test of patience. Milan has so much better to offer, and this place is not worth the time nor the inconvenience.
So, like a stern epitaph:
Here you will find no refreshment, no peace,
but the slow weight of useless waiting;
Flee, while you still have time, wayfarer,
Because even the memory here becomes tormented.
The tone was patronizing, almost as if the guests were unable to handle the most basic actions of daily life. More than feeling welcomed, one feels observed and judged, as if every slight gesture could be the object of reproach.
A stay that should be relaxing turns into a little test of patience. Milan has so much better to offer, and this place is not worth the time nor the inconvenience.
So, like a stern epitaph:
Here you will find no refreshment, no peace,
but the slow weight of useless waiting;
Flee, while you still have time, wayfarer,
Because even the memory here becomes tormented.
Group traveller
Comment: 11 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Rudeness has no limits
I admit that I did not stay overnight, so my judgment relates exclusively to the treatment received after booking.
I had booked a night for January through Booking. Within a few minutes I received ten messages from the hotel: a bombardment of rules and requests, far beyond what was necessary, especially considering that the stay would be in more than a month.
Of all those messages only two were actually useful: the request for the arrival time (understandable) and a report on the “wrong” phone number, which however was correct, as confirmed by Booking itself.
I responded politely, pointing out that ten consecutive messages are excessive and that certain information can be safely handled at check-in. I also provided an approximate time of my arrival in Milan, not at the facility.
The response I received was annoying and sarcastic, as if I was annoying, and accompanied by the justification why I had received so many messages.
At that point I preferred to cancel the reservation: if the treatment before arriving is this, I dare not imagine the rest.
I had booked a night for January through Booking. Within a few minutes I received ten messages from the hotel: a bombardment of rules and requests, far beyond what was necessary, especially considering that the stay would be in more than a month.
Of all those messages only two were actually useful: the request for the arrival time (understandable) and a report on the “wrong” phone number, which however was correct, as confirmed by Booking itself.
I responded politely, pointing out that ten consecutive messages are excessive and that certain information can be safely handled at check-in. I also provided an approximate time of my arrival in Milan, not at the facility.
The response I received was annoying and sarcastic, as if I was annoying, and accompanied by the justification why I had received so many messages.
At that point I preferred to cancel the reservation: if the treatment before arriving is this, I dare not imagine the rest.
Family traveller
Comment: 2 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
Unwanted visitors
If you don't want to be surprised with persistent knocking and ringing at the door (at the end of the evening and after the host had urged us not to open for anyone) then I wouldn't go here. Kids upset. Slept badly. Otherwise fine.
Family traveller
Comment: 23 Apr 2024
Stayed in: Apr 2024
Other than the location, it's the worst. I don't recommend it for your trip.
1. When we checked in, the receptionist said that the payment had not been made.
→We had already paid by credit card on the hotel reservation site.
When we checked in, the old lady at the hotel receptionist charged us for the accommodation fee without even checking the email from the reservation site.
In the end, it took 30 minutes for Hotels.com to call us and confirm the payment. The old lady at the receptionist yelled at us the hotel rules without apologizing.
The hotel reservation site says that they have English service, but that's a lie.
The old lady at the receptionist can't speak English well.
In fact, it's getting in the way of my work.
It's a one-star hotel, so it's understandable that the customer service and attitude are bad, but making a mistake about money is fatal.
2. Someone entered my room after checking in without permission.
→When I went out, I forgot to turn off the lights in the room (the only light by the bed) and left the hotel.
When I returned to the hotel, I was warned that I had forgotten to turn them off. I understand that I was warned, but someone entered my room without permission and without any permission, saying that they were security.
This is a crime, so I checked my luggage immediately. No theft occurred, but entering a room without permission, even if it's a security guard, is a crime, so I immediately reported it to Hotels.com and filed a report with the nearby police after checking out.
It was a really scary experience.
Other than the location, it's the worst.
Your reviews are very much on point.
I'm sure the hotel owner will respond with excuses, but that just goes to show how little confidence they have.
Before making excuses, they should either improve their own abilities and service or quit the hotel.
→We had already paid by credit card on the hotel reservation site.
When we checked in, the old lady at the hotel receptionist charged us for the accommodation fee without even checking the email from the reservation site.
In the end, it took 30 minutes for Hotels.com to call us and confirm the payment. The old lady at the receptionist yelled at us the hotel rules without apologizing.
The hotel reservation site says that they have English service, but that's a lie.
The old lady at the receptionist can't speak English well.
In fact, it's getting in the way of my work.
It's a one-star hotel, so it's understandable that the customer service and attitude are bad, but making a mistake about money is fatal.
2. Someone entered my room after checking in without permission.
→When I went out, I forgot to turn off the lights in the room (the only light by the bed) and left the hotel.
When I returned to the hotel, I was warned that I had forgotten to turn them off. I understand that I was warned, but someone entered my room without permission and without any permission, saying that they were security.
This is a crime, so I checked my luggage immediately. No theft occurred, but entering a room without permission, even if it's a security guard, is a crime, so I immediately reported it to Hotels.com and filed a report with the nearby police after checking out.
It was a really scary experience.
Other than the location, it's the worst.
Your reviews are very much on point.
I'm sure the hotel owner will respond with excuses, but that just goes to show how little confidence they have.
Before making excuses, they should either improve their own abilities and service or quit the hotel.
Hotel response
Comment: 6 May 2024
non è vero quello che dici
Location
Via Oreste Cipriani 8, Municipio 2, Milan, 20125, Italy|4.41 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets allowed free of charge
Please check with the hotel about the regulations for adjusting the air conditioning temperature as new regulations have been implemented to support environmental protection.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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