Tocq Hotel

Via Alessio Di Tocqueville, 7D, Near Corso Como, Milan, 20154, Italy

Rating

4.3

Travelers Choice

2020

Price Level

$$$

Chambre(s)

133

Pets

Oui

mai

Tocq Hotel, Milan

Tocq Hotel

UNA Hotel Tocq est situé au coeur de Corso Como, le quartier le plus branché de Milan. Avec son design sophistiqué, il offre 109 chambres et 13 appartements. Il possède également 5 salles de réunion avec une capacité de 110 personnes. Il y a un parking près de l'hôtel. Vous pouvez y arriver en train au centre d'exposition de Milan depuis la gare Porta Garibaldi, qui se trouve à quelques mètres. Des tarifs spéciaux sont offerts pour les clients de l'hôtel dans la salle de sport Virgin. Les 122 chambres modernes et confortables sont équipées de la climatisation, d'un minibar, d'un bureau, de la télévision par satellite, d'un téléphone direct, du Wi-Fi gratuit, d'une salle de bains avec un sèche-cheveux et un set de courtoisie avec des produits d'Aloe.

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Overall

Excellent

4.3

395 reviews

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713

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Customers Review

Localisation 2.5

Cleanliness 4.4

Comfort 4.2

Neighborhood 4.4

Amenities 4.2

Condition 4.2

Recomendation 83.6%

“Excelente custo benefício. O staff muito bom, atendimento realmente fantástico. Café da manhã vale muito a pena.”

— Márcio Macedo

“The hotel was good in general, room was good and clean, the breakfast had a decent variety and the location was reasonable. From there to the cathedral square walking takes around 30 minutes (which is doable), but there is also a subway station quite close. The staff was friendly in general. As to the negative points, I would point out the hygiene products and bed size. Regarding the hygiene products instead of a normal dispenser with gel, they have some sort of "pills" that dissolve when you add water. But they have this for everything (hand, shampoo, and body wash). These are not really convenient/practical. I am not sure why they would go with such a choice, but I definitely didn't like them. As to the bath, it was hard to control the water temperature, either too hot or too cold. I was given a room with two single beds, as all my colleagues, which is less comfortable than a double bed. I am not sure if they lack rooms with double beds, but to my impression, it seemed the standard was single bed bedrooms.”

— Diogo Silva