Quiet and friendly hotel in Milan. La Residenza Hotel is located in Milan ''Zona Affari?, a green and quiet place in the Northern part of the city. It is the perfect place for those wishing to escape from the city bustle, just a step away. Completely renovated in 2005, La Residenza is a modern hotel equipped with the best services and facilities. All its rooms are totally equipped with writing desk, ADSL connection, mini bar, satellite dish etc. It also has a restaurant where you can taste the tastiest dishes of the Italian cuisine and large gardens. Definitely, La Residenza is a quiet and modern hotel, ideal to stay in order to enjoy the fashion capital: Milan. Notice: our restaurant will be closed between the 2nd and 31st of August of 2008 including.
From Malpensa or Orio al Serio airports take the shuttle to the central station of Milano. from there you can reach the hotel by the yellow metro (stop maciachini in 15 min) and then by bus (n. 41-70-52) in 5 min.
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