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It was ok for the price, very minimalist, the walls need an update they were all dirty and peeling and stained . The bed and cushions were very comfortable, good breakfast. No extra cushions or blankets

The only positive aspect of the hotel was its convenient location and the availability of a free parking spot. However, it failed to live up to its price tag and its supposed 4-star rating. I also felt that the hotel displayed a somewhat greedy approach to pricing. Unfortunately, I made a mistake during the booking process by reserving the room for only two adults instead of including our 4-year-old child. Curiously, I discovered on the hotel's website that this oversight didn't affect the price. I contacted the hotel three times to rectify the error, but each time I received a different response. Initially, they claimed they could update the booking at no extra cost. Then, they mentioned an additional charge of €15 per night to make the necessary adjustments. However, when I followed up with an email, they suddenly demanded €30 per night for a correction that should have been complimentary. This behavior came across as both greedy and unhelpful. Although breakfast was included in the room rate, it was far from impressive. Each day, the options were limited to a monotonous offering of eggs and ham. It certainly did not justify the cost. Additionally, the room itself appeared worn and damaged, as evidenced by the attached pictures. I am genuinely perplexed as to how this hotel managed to attain a 4-star rating. Overall, I cannot recommend this hotel due to its lackluster service, questionable pricing practices, and underwhelming breakfast selection. The condition of the room further diminishes its credibility as a 4-star establishment.

Molto soddisfatto. Unico piccolo problema è che l'ascensore dal secondo piano non ci faceva scendere per andare al piano terra, dovevamo per forza andare al -1 per poi salire con le scale. Ma è l'unica nota leggermente negativa in un'esperienza ottima.

A strange place, the Ass motel in Monza. For a start it was difficult to find, because Viale Lombardia runs parallel with the subterranean motorway below, confusing the sat nav. It seems to be set up as a drive-through motel, where you park outside your room. The air con, which was essential, was controlled not from your room but from the reception, so you had to phone up reception to turn the air con up or down. Breakfast was served in the basement and was fine, not just the standard Italian coffee and cake breakfast. Dinner was also in the basement, in a fancy and overpriced restaurant, unless you call room service, which has a different (simpler) menu.

The hotel is quite big. The have several floors and a lot of rooms. The rooms are big, clean and comfortable. The service was friendly, especially at the bar and in the morning, also the hotel has an impersonal atmosphere. The breakfast was good and rich. They also have a restaurant, which we didn't try. They also have several conference rooms, so the hotel is suiteable for business meetings. It is located quite far from the center of Milan, so it is not so good for a touristic stay. But as there are several factories around and the trade fair is only half an hour by car (without traffic jam), it is a good location for business travellers. The acess by public transport is diffcult, but they offer free car parking.

I stayed here for a few nights while working in Lugano Switzerland nearby. I thought the room was really good and clean and I had a nice balcony. The rate was very good. I liked that the hotel was a bit away from the city center, but a nice walk to the old walled city. I mapped 800M to the Porto Torre in the old city and 1.3 KM to the Cathedral by the lake. It felt like being in the real town of Como, not the fully tourist area. There is a really nice rooftop bar with a pool and I went there for drinks and had some decent food there also. I also had quite a nice breakfast buffet included. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I really enjoy walking, and they gave me an excellent map and directed me on a lovely walk around the lake to Cernnobio the next village over and I took a ferry back that was only 2.5 euros. I would definitely stay here again next time I am in Como.

I was on a Northern Italy Lake Tour with my mom and best friend with 25 other people. This hotel was the second stop of our trip. The travel company selected the hotels, so we were at the mercy of where they put us. If you like rock hard beds, wafer thin pillows, scratchy rough sheets, semi clean rooms, abrasive and rude staff, then this is a place for you! The two stars are for excellent wifi connection and speed and friendly housekeeping staff. This is clearly a very busy hotel. Every time we went through the lobby there were groups checking in. The sign said the air conditioning in the hotel would be on until 10/22, and we checked out before the 22nd and it was never on. Rooms were stuffy and hot. We had to ask about opening the window, which we had to sign a waiver (understandable - there are no screens). Each bed had one very thin pillow. When we asked for 3 more (one for each in the room) the look of dismay and surprise from the person at the front desk was almost comical. The fridge in the room was stocked daily, but never was cold enough to even chill the bottles. We had the same waiter two nights and he was miserable, unfriendly, inattentive and just down right rude. I tried to be friendly to see if it would help - and it didn’t. When asking for directions at the front desk the person seemed annoyed that we asked, was very curt and snotty. Even when looking at other staff they all looked miserable - no one smiled. At least the housekeeping ladies were pleasant and greeted you with good morning and a smile. Not an overly welcoming experience and I couldn’t wait to check out and continue on our trip. If I was to come back, I certainly would not book to stay here.

“The Sad Decline of the Albergo Le Due Corte”. After having very happily and regularly frequented the Due Corte since 1993, I have now stayed there for the last time. It was a lovely provincial city hotel under charming and dedicated family management. However, it was sold pre pandemic to a less than competent hotel chain and thereafter the decline began. The core of the problem are the staff, off-hand, sultry and impolite to say the least and each showing an obvious lack of training in customer service and understanding of what makes a good hospitality establishment. The hotels general substance quality has also suffered significantly under the new ownership/management. Having a personal affection of the hotel itself, I was prepared to continue to visit and stay there after the transfer of ownership to a hotel group, giving the staff the benefit of the doubt and thinking that perhaps once they “found their feet” at the new “group acquisition”, their level of service, quality and attention to what is important could possibly improve . . . but sadly that has not been the case, I would say that the decline in standards has continued unabated. In addition to the appalling quality level of the staff, the overall price performance of the establishment is no longer representative of what one would expect to be offered at a 4 star rated establishment.i There are over 200 hotels in Como and the immediate surrounding area and I, as I believe many other ex Due Corte guests (having read some of the web comments), will certainly be moving to alternatives.

We lived in Como for a while and walked past this hotel every day. It's literally on the lakefront and as central to the centro storico, the bus station and the train station as it is possible to get. We always thought it would be a nice place to stay. Roll forward and we had reason to visit Como again this week so we booked it. I also booked another room for someone we were planning to meet in Como. The hotel is one of those elegant old-school hotels you could imagine from reading about the grand old days of ('old' in the sense of traditional, elegant and sophisticated - but not 'old' in a 'tired' way). Imagine the exact opposite of a modern steel & glass skyscraper hotel and this is what you will find here. Staff were very attentive and friendly (while still being unobtrusive and professional). Food was excellent. Maybe the breakfast was a little but expensive but that's the way it is with hotels - just book it with your reservation and you'll save. Dinner in the restaurant overlooking the fountain (twice) was fantastic. Many of the dishes were not as expensive as local tourist ripoffs elsewhere in the City. The Cotoletta Milanese was as good as I have ever tasted anywhere in northern Italy (imagine a soft, succulent Veal steak covered in breadcrumbs) and big enough to share 1/3 of it and still be full afterwards. The Lunch menu was better and less expensive than places with much less quality on the menu. Overall, I would happily recommend the Palace Hotel to anyone. Treat yourself and book a room with a Lake View. You won't regret the extra few Euro.