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Transportation
Milan has two primary airports: Malpensa (MXP) and Linante (LIN).
If you are coming from another destination within Europe, I would look to fly into LIN, as it is much closer to the city - around a 15 minute cab ride to the city center.
If flying into MXP, it will take around 1 hour on the Malpensa Express to either Cadorna or Centrale stations. It costs around 13 euros. However, you may still need to take a cab/Uber to complete your journey to your hotel. Ubers are available from MXP, but take approximately the same amount of time to reach the city.
Or you can take a scooter...
Lodging
Here is the general area of where I would recommend staying. This area will be safe, clean, and within walking distance of most activities.
Feel free to text me if you have questions about a specific hotel and the area. Happy to help guide you.
Hotels in Milan can be pricey, and this weekend in particular there seems to be a spike in price. I recommend booking early to secure a space, so that prices do not increase further. (I would also look at Airbnbs as a budget friendly option. See more below.)
Standard hotel. Clean. Good location.
Neighborhood: Brera
Urban Hive - $$
Modern hotel. American vibes.
Neighborhood: Brera
Hotel Indigo - $$-$$$
Boutique hotel. Central.
Neighborhood: Montenapoleone-adjacent
Palazzo Parigi - $$$$
5-star palacial hotel.
Neighborhood: Brera
Portrait Hotel - $$$$
5-star boutique hotel overlooking a piazza.
Neighborhood: Fashion District/Montenapoleone
Airbnbs always have their risk, but can pay off with cheaper pricing and unique spaces. I have stayed multiple times at Airbnbs in Milan and they have been nice. Below are some options that are available as of early January, including some great budget options.
Options for Solo Travelers:
Options for Groups:
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