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Breakfast is taken in a quiet bar a few minute's walk down and over the road. The public areas are small and uninspiring. There is no visible air-conditioning, which would be a problem in the height of summer. The noise echoing up leaves no chance for sleep.Īpart from the noise, my brief stay is a comfortable one. Large groups of German tourists are being assembled at dawn in the stairwell and then in the courtyard, shouting and milling around with no thought for later risers. (Not to mention the noisy couple who were leaving in the middle of the night). My room, unluckily, is by the door to the stairwell and is incredibly noisy in the morning from 7am. The hotel's reception is on the first floor, so on returning to the hotel it's necessary to stop off for the key before taking a small lift up to the fifth floor, where there is a buzzer to ring for admittance to the hotel rooms. My room looks over a an inner courtyard, and is on the fifth floor. There is also a good private bathroom, although I'm a little concerned that the admittedly small window has only a net curtain to preserve my privacy. It is also furnished well and with some thought: mirrors, hooks, suitcase stand, a wardrobe with lots of hangers, safe, fridge, desk and chair. My first thought is that this is one of the most spacious single rooms I've ever been in. But I'm most surprised by the niceness of my room. Maps and tourist information in the reception area are also a good feature. I am impressed firstly by the helpful and friendly service I receive on my early arrival. (The soap one is empty but since I keep forgetting to inform the receptionist I can't make this into a serious complaint). There is certainly a typical budget 'Termini' feel to the hotel: apart from the location, public space is minimal while the en-suite bathroom features those budget soap and loo-roll dispensers. The street is busy enough not to feel dangerous, but the attention isn't always pleasant and there's no picturesque Roman atmosphere (see our feature on where to stay in Rome for more advice on the city's areas).įor an overnight stay, this is a practical location but the sight of the hotel's name board, jostling for space with the other establishments sharing the same entrance, doesn't inspire me with great confidence. Via Principe Amadeo is a fairly noisy street busy with poor immigrants, loiterers and waiters looking for tourists to entice into their restaurants. Those who know Rome will be familiar with the many budget hotels and B&Bs crammed into the tall buildings on the scuzzy streets around the station. The setting is not an attractive one, and the exterior is unprepossessing. But after a quick telephone check from the friendly receptionist, I only have to wait a few minutes before a beaming middle-aged chambermaid shows me into my bedroom.

I arrive at the Milo in the morning - too early for my room to be ready, I fear. A three-star at this price seemed a good deal and I knew the location would be handy, though not appealing. I booked online, only one day in advance, when rooms in Rome were hard to come by. I stayed at Hotel Milo in May 2006, booking a single room for one night at €70. A cheap base for a short stay, the Milo offers no-frills accommodation in surprisingly decent bedrooms. Active guests will appreciate canoeing, hiking and horseback riding provided for their rest.Hotel Milo is a budget three-star hotel just around the corner from Stazione Termini, Rome's main train and bus station. This Santa Barbara hotel offers a gym facility as well as a spa salon to enjoy your stay. Castillo & Montecito bus stop is 0.6 km from Hotel Milo Santa Barbara and merely a 10-minute walk to is enough to get to Amtrack Santa Barbara train station. The seafood restaurant Toma Restaurant & Bar is only 5 minutes' walk away.

#HOTEL MILO FREE#

Guests can enjoy a free continental breakfast every morning. The sand Leadbetter Beach can be reached in 15 minutes on foot.Ī separate toilet and a shower along with a hairdryer and towels are included in the allergy free rooms. Guests will enjoy visiting Funk Zone, situated just a fast drive from the beachfront hotel.

This comfortable 4-star accommodation offers an oceanfront location about 25 km from Santa Barbara airport and a few moments from Ambassador Park.

The hotel boasts a heated pool, WiFi throughout the property and rooms with a view of the harbour. Located in the West Beach district, Hotel Milo Santa Barbara is next-door to Stearns Wharf Harbor and just a 9-minute walk of Reagan Ranch Center.

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