10 KEYS MILANO

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About this property

Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a steam room and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a banquet hall.

  • Parking

  • Non-smoking rooms

  • Business centre

  • Dry cleaning

  • Housekeeping

  • Banquet facilities

Location

Via Spartaco, 12 – Ang.Via Andrea Maffei, Milan, Italy

Piazza Cinque Giornate (0.3 Miles)

QC Termemilano (0.7 Miles)

Milano Policlinico Hospital (0.7 Miles)

University of Milan (0.7 Miles)

Ospedale Maggiore (0.8 Miles)

Teatro San Babila (1 Miles)

Room options

5

Superior Double Room (Bagno Turco)

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

215 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom
Fixed Shower Seat

5

Deluxe Double Room, Sauna (E Bagno Turco)

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

269 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom
Fixed Shower Seat

5

Executive Double Room (Bagno Turco)

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

172 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom
Fixed Shower Seat

Guest reviews of 10 KEYS MILANO

Facilities

8

Cleanliness

9.6

Service

9.6

4

Dan

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27 May 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

I don't leave hotel reviews often, but felt compelled here because potential guests should understand what they're booking. The positives: staff was genuinely nice, the room itself was nice, AC worked very well, and there's a great market on the first floor of the building. The issue is access. There's no normal lobby or entrance. You get in through one of two locked street gates: one opens via a website on your phone, the other requires buzzing the front desk from outside. The same website controls access to the hotel floor and your room. If your phone dies, you're locked out of major parts of the property and need staff assistance. From the front desk, you pass through multiple doors, walk past what appears to be a separate gym facility, and reach a separate stairwell and elevator area. That elevator was broken my entire stay and, based on other recent reviews, had been broken for weeks. There was also a problem with the security door to the floor where the rooms are. When it doesn't close fully, the electronic lock clicks repeatedly trying to engage. It was loud enough to wake me around 2 AM, and I had to get dressed to go close it myself. Overall, this hotel felt less like a hotel and more like a handful of rooms inside a building. If you're comfortable navigating all of that, the room quality is fine. But it's worth knowing before you book.
I don't leave hotel reviews often, but felt compelled here because potential guests should understand what they're booking. The positives: staff was genuinely nice, the room itself was nice, AC worked very well, and there's a great market on the first floor of the building. The issue is access. There's no normal lobby or entrance. You get in through one of two locked street gates: one opens via a website on your phone, the other requires buzzing the front desk from outside. The same website controls access to the hotel floor and your room. If your phone dies, you're locked out of major parts of the property and need staff assistance. From the front desk, you pass through multiple doors, walk past what appears to be a separate gym facility, and reach a separate stairwell and elevator area. That elevator was broken my entire stay and, based on other recent reviews, had been broken for weeks. There was also a problem with the security door to the floor where the rooms are. When it doesn't close fully, the electronic lock clicks repeatedly trying to engage. It was loud enough to wake me around 2 AM, and I had to get dressed to go close it myself. Overall, this hotel felt less like a hotel and more like a handful of rooms inside a building. If you're comfortable navigating all of that, the room quality is fine. But it's worth knowing before you book.
6

Bella

EXP-logo

15 May 2026

·

Stayed 2 nights

If you're looking for an untraditional stay - this is definitely the place. The staff were very friendly and the room was very standard. However, it felt more like you were in a WeWork space because to get to the actual rooms you have to walk through a gallery, restaurant, gym/spa and then up some stairs (the electricity on the side of the building where the rooms are isn't working so the elevators don't work). It is not your conventional hotel! Then if you want the temperature controlled in the room, you have to call the front office and they will adjust the temperature remotely - there is no way to control the heat in the room. Each day that we stayed there, the temperature was way too cold. By the last night we were there we didn't even bother trying to get it corrected and dealt with the air blowing all night. Also, to get into the building/rooms, note - you need to use your smartphone to open several doors. Again, it's an unconventional place - but if you're open to these things, it's a clean and decent space. The area around the hotel had lots of great restaurants, cafes and shops - so that was a plus.
If you're looking for an untraditional stay - this is definitely the place. The staff were very friendly and the room was very standard. However, it felt more like you were in a WeWork space because to get to the actual rooms you have to walk through a gallery, restaurant, gym/spa and then up some stairs (the electricity on the side of the building where the rooms are isn't working so the elevators don't work). It is not your conventional hotel! Then if you want the temperature controlled in the room, you have to call the front office and they will adjust the temperature remotely - there is no way to control the heat in the room. Each day that we stayed there, the temperature was way too cold. By the last night we were there we didn't even bother trying to get it corrected and dealt with the air blowing all night. Also, to get into the building/rooms, note - you need to use your smartphone to open several doors. Again, it's an unconventional place - but if you're open to these things, it's a clean and decent space. The area around the hotel had lots of great restaurants, cafes and shops - so that was a plus.
6

Adriana

EXP-logo

9 Feb 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

The room was very good, clean and nice size. the staff were VERY nice (the receptionist and the bartender were really lovely). BUT it is a strange 'hotel' situated in a strange office building with a work space, gym available to local residents and a restaurant that closes the kitchen at 7:30pm. To get to your room, you need to go through the gym, work spaces, restaurant and go up one flight of stairs with your luggage (the elevator isnt working). It is a separate floor with no supervision (you need to open a door with your phone app). To entrance is poorly lit at night with a homeless man sleeping right next to the buzzer. It was creepy to say the least. I would say it is ok for groups or couples but not for single female travelers.
The room was very good, clean and nice size. the staff were VERY nice (the receptionist and the bartender were really lovely). BUT it is a strange 'hotel' situated in a strange office building with a work space, gym available to local residents and a restaurant that closes the kitchen at 7:30pm. To get to your room, you need to go through the gym, work spaces, restaurant and go up one flight of stairs with your luggage (the elevator isnt working). It is a separate floor with no supervision (you need to open a door with your phone app). To entrance is poorly lit at night with a homeless man sleeping right next to the buzzer. It was creepy to say the least. I would say it is ok for groups or couples but not for single female travelers.
4

Francesca

IAN-logo

6 Nov 2025

·

Stayed 1 night

Difficult to find the hotel, awkward app to unlock doors (no keycard), room felt stuffy with no AC and couldn’t open windows due to noise of the busy road.
Difficult to find the hotel, awkward app to unlock doors (no keycard), room felt stuffy with no AC and couldn’t open windows due to noise of the busy road.
10

Nicole

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3 Oct 2025

·

Stayed 3 nights

Wonderful staff and great breakfast!
Wonderful staff and great breakfast!

Property policies

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Check-in

Check-out

From 15:00 to 23:00

Before 11:00

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FAQs about 10 KEYS MILANO

Is parking available at the property?

Parking is available on-site, but guests must contact the property in advance to reserve it. The parking is limited.

What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A buffet breakfast is available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee of approximately EUR 15 for adults and children.

What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and could incur additional charges.

Are airport shuttle services available?

Airport shuttle services are available for a surcharge of EUR 120 per vehicle (one-way, maximum occupancy 3). Guests must contact the property with arrival details to arrange the transfer.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas. However, specific features may vary, so guests are encouraged to inquire directly for detailed information.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is centrally located in Milan, within a 5-minute drive of Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral of Milan. It is approximately 0.7 miles from QC Termemilano and 1.7 miles from Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the property, and kids can stay for free if they are under 18 years of age.

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