Holiday Inn Milan Garibaldi Station stands close to Milano Garibaldi station, a major rail and metro interchange on the M2 and M5 lines that also serves as a stop for regional and high-speed trains toward destinations such as Turin, Genoa, and Lake Como. The Isola district, one of Milan's most walkable and design-conscious neighbourhoods, extends immediately north of the hotel, with its cluster of independent cafés and the Bosco Verticale vertical forest towers a short walk away. The Porta Nuova business district and its cluster of contemporary skyscrapers are visible from upper floors. The hotel's 292 rooms follow the reliable, predictable IHG mid-range standard: comfortable beds, work desks, and efficient bathrooms, with Executive Rooms offering additional space and amenities. The restaurant serves an international breakfast buffet and an à la carte dinner menu, and the bar operates through the evening. A fitness centre is available to guests, and a business centre with meeting rooms supports corporate travel. There is no spa or pool. The hotel's principal advantage is its transit position: Garibaldi station provides direct rail connections without needing to change at Centrale, and the M2/M5 metro lines reach both the Duomo and Isola's restaurant and bar scene within minutes. The surrounding streets are contemporary and low on historic character, but the hotel functions efficiently as a base for both business travellers and leisure visitors prioritising transit convenience.
| Price | $$ |
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| Address | Via Ugo Bassi 1A, 20159 Milano |
Room types
- Standard Room
- Executive Room
- Suite
Amenities
- restaurant
- bar
- fitness centre
- wifi
- business centre
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Location
Via Ugo Bassi 1A, 20159 Milano
45.4847, 9.1889 View on map
Highlights
- Adjacent to Milano Garibaldi station, a major rail and metro interchange (M2, M5)
- Immediately south of the Isola district, with its independent cafés and the Bosco Verticale towers
- Views of the Porta Nuova skyscraper district from upper floors
- Direct high-speed and regional rail connections without transferring at Centrale
Tips for visiting
- Garibaldi station handles many high-speed trains toward Turin and other northern Italian cities — check whether trains depart from here rather than Centrale to save a transfer.
- Isola's cluster of independent restaurants and bars, a short walk north, offers better value and atmosphere than dining immediately around the station.
- Request an upper-floor room for views over the Porta Nuova skyline, particularly striking at night.