M89 Terrace In Milano

We had a room on the 5th floor below the restaurant. Not recommended, as there were very loud noises until midnight, when the restaurant closed. Unfortunately, the reception didn't inform us about this.

A very special place, I had a delicious dinner, but service like this is unforgettable. The waitress, Silvia, looked after us from start to finish and recommended a wonderful wine, managing to find the perfect one for my tastes, as I'm not a wine lover. Congratulations!

Incredible service. We had an aperitif on the terrace with a breathtaking view and excellent drinks. Silvia was very kind. We'll definitely be back.

Great hotel , very creative. Friendly staff and quiet rooms. Also the restaurant is very good with reasonable prices (in terms of quality and location). Nice "add-on": you can play pinball and table-soccer inside the hotel. Great fun. We loved it :-) Thanks / grazie mille !

It is furnished with incredible attention to detail – the rooms are modern, tasteful, and have a great designer atmosphere. The decor, in particular, makes the hotel very special (the entrance area with the stuffed animals is certainly a matter of taste, but original and unusual). The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming; you immediately feel welcome. One note: The hotel is not directly in the city center, but a bit outside. By car, it takes about 30 minutes to get to the city; by scooter or bike, it would take 20–25 minutes. This wasn't a problem for us because we knew this beforehand, as it's also stated on the website, but if you want to be in the center of the action, you should take this into account. Overall, absolutely recommended – we had a great stay!

Hotel booked through Booking.com due to its proximity to the airport, free airport shuttle, breakfast included, and on-site restaurant and bar. At check-in, we were told that breakfast was served starting at 7:00 a.m., but we had to be at the airport by 7:00 a.m. for an 8:40 a.m. flight... We were then told that the free shuttle operated from 10:00 a.m. and that we had to pay for the taxi. Although we were quite unhappy that the time restrictions weren't specified when we booked our stay, we still enjoyed the bar and restaurant (which were excellent). After our meal, we went back down to reception to negotiate at least a coffee without sugar, milk, or pastries, and the young receptionist looked down on us, telling us it was up to us to check the service hours! And that, in any case, there was a coffee maker in the room. We hadn't noticed the coffee maker for a good reason: when we got back to the room, there wasn't one. My wife calls the reception desk and asks the young man if the coffee maker is hidden under the bed... he ends up going up, searching everywhere, and finding nothing. He says he'll leave instructions so we can be served black coffee in the morning. That morning, at 6:30 a.m., another employee, no coffee provided, explains to us that the coffee machines are in the suites and not in the rooms. He goes to get us two rather large breakfast boxes, which we refuse because each of us has a suitcase and a travel bag, a taxi driver who won't appreciate crumbs in his vehicle, and airport security who refuses to accept these boxes... In summary, a hotel with a pleasant setting, far from the center but with a bar and restaurant, an OK room with sufficient space, but a strong feeling of "slight" swindling regarding the services included but not provided. As for the quality of the welcome... we feel like we're being taken for fools...

We stayed at the Collini Rooms for two nights. Collini Rooms isn't a hotel, but a Gesamtkunstwerk that blends Andy Warhol with David Lynch. Checking in here takes you onto a stage where luxury and obscenity dance the tango: Durex pillows pose in the lobby, Dom Pérignon is emblazoned as a pillow in the room, Hulk lurks in the hallway, a half-naked pirate's bride stands in the room, Jack Sparrow stands outside, and numerous dinosaurs stand on the roof, as if the whole thing were a pop-culture haunted house for adults. Breakfast? Served on an altar, with an outstretched middle finger above it and a stuffed lion in front of it – sacred trash meets Instagram footage. The content was less divine: the sausage and cheese were fresh, the jam was unfortunately from a packet, the roll was as hard as the Hulk himself, and the egg was already cold. The coffee and juice, on the other hand, were very good. The building itself is a black box – cool, sleek, modern, the antithesis of Milan's neoclassical grandeur. A colorful reception area opens behind the jungle-like entrance. The rooms are immaculately maintained, the air conditioning reliable, only the fifth-floor windows wouldn't open. There's currently no garage; you have to park outside on the street. The bottom line? A stay that oscillates between fascination and disquietude, a blend of art installation and hotel operation. You're left wondering between "Where did I end up?" and "Wow, this is pretty well done." Anyone seeking normality should stay away. Anyone wanting to experience Reeperbahn-level pop art – complete with a sacred breakfast – is in the right place.

A hotel that's more like a work of art. Friendly staff, very clean rooms, stunning design. Very close to Linate Airport, highly recommended.

For the restaurant. Thanks to Sylvia for her welcome. The setting is incredible. The food too. We had a very good evening.

The hotel is great everything is very special and something out of the ordinary. The only reason I do not give 4 stars is the location. If you want to have a quick layover from the airport this is the place, but if you want to visit Milan the hotel is a bit far from the center. There is one team that runs here every 10 minutes. It will take you around half an hour to the duomo. The rooms are very spacious and fancy. Every room is unique and has its own design. In every hallway there is a statue of a comic Figur or other famous figures. We were on the 4th floor and we had Batman standing right next to the elevator. Breakfast is very tasty and the dining room is also something special. I can’t even describe it it is really something unique. The is a good variation of food and drinks like coffee are also included Would recommend a visit