The hotel is incredibly dated, with dark wood and dark green finishes. I booked a queen room, in the hope of getting one of the modern ones shown in one of the photos on the website (sadly, this didn't work). The bed was two singles pushed together, not a double. There were about 8 hangers in the wardrobe but nowhere to put folded items (underwear etc) as there are no drawers and all the shelves in the wardrobe are taken up with spare bedding. I liked the window shutters (not very glamorous looking but effective) and the bed, despite the join, was comfy. The room was also very clean.
The bathroom looked new but had too much fitted into the small space. It was impossible to sit "normally" on the toilet because it was so close to the bath that I would have to hang my legs over the edge of the bath or sit almost sideways. The bidet is in the space where you would normally get out of the shower. The shower is in the middle of the bathtub so the showerhead had to be sprayed into the corner in order to avoid soaking the floor. The hairdryer is one of the kind that is fixed to the wall, rather like a vacuum cleaner. Not very powerful but good enough.
Reception staff were friendly and made the effort to greet guests.
Breakfast is fine. It would be nice if the boiled eggs weren't always cold and if there was better quality bread for toasting.
If I could find somewhere else to stay in the area I would, though it seems that many hotels in this part of Milan is similarly dated.