Location is ok, 12 min to the subway station, and in 10 min you're at the main train station or the city centre. Kitchen was good, a lot of appliencies, dishes etc., free pasta (absolutely loved this) and rice. Showers ok, but in the toilets no toilet seat fit. Laundry 10 eur/bag, and the staff does everything, you just grab you clean laundry in ~ 6 hours. Lockers need your own padlock. There are some daily activities in the hostel. Breakfast is not included but you can buy it at the spot.

The matress was fine but the bed was very wobbly, I did worry that I may fall. My lamp wasn't working. No shower/sink/toilet in the room. The stairs! If you use wheelchair / have problems with climbing the stairs, there's no elevator.

Super reasonable for a hostel! Beds were fine and sheets looked clean, although the bunks were slightly noisy - it was fine though, I guess expected for a hostel. Bedrooms were spacious and had AC. Each guest has a locker - only thing is that you either bring a padlock with you or rent one of theirs if you want to lock it. If you don’t necessarily want to lock it then you can also just put your things inside. Each bed also has a socket and a lamp, and you get a towel. Bedrooms were mixed, but the bathrooms weren’t :). One thing I would say is that it was funny listening to all of the other people’s conversations on the other side as the wall didn’t go all the way to the top. I would’ve thought that those bathrooms wouldn’t be enough for the amount of guests, but it was also just fine. Clean enough and all sorts of supports so you can shower and change in peace. Common areas were also pretty good - kitchen had coffee, tea and also pasta, rice, beans and seasonings for free use. Staff were also very nice. Location wise it’s not really in the center but it’s got a few green areas around, a few carrefours and the walk to the main spots is just fine. If you don’t want to walk can also take the tram practically across the street.

The doors are quite loud so at some point it might be difficult to sleep if your roommates are incessantly going in and out at all times and banging the door. I also found chewing gum glued to a spot or two, would just say to keep an eye out for that, other than that I haven’t got much to complain!

I love that the hostel has a shared kitchen for the guests to use to cook and prepare meals. Breakfast is good.

The Wifi connection in the room is suck. You have to be in kitchen or common area to get a good wifi connection. Some staffs are great (Thanks, Amin) but there’s some who’s not really helpful, and when you try to clarify or ask about something, they don’t really care about giving a satisfying answer. Basically just giving you an attitude “it is what it is, no question asked”. The location is great, although the hostel should really update the direction on how to get to the hostel. There’s a tram station which is 2 minutes walk away from the hostel, instead of getting off at the Metro station they stated on the hostel description, Crocetta and Porta Romana

Everything was good. Good breakfast and kitchen. Nice rooms with comfortable beds. Nice bathrooms! Good location

Some of the locks on the women’s bathrooms didn’t work

- Staff was wery friendly and kind, available all time. - Bedsheets nice and clean. - Easy to reach location. Take a tram #9 from Central station and tram #16 to the Duomo. The tram stops are few steps from property. Or just walk 20 min to Duomo. - Free breakfast. It is not very rich, but all you need to start your day: cereals, jam, toasts with ham and cheese., apples, coffee. You may cook yourself at any time. - Rooms are quite. Even during the party i didn't hear any sound. - Bathrooms are being cleaned regularly. - Good drinks in the bar. - no problem to leave the luggage before or after checkin.

- You must buy a lock (~3€) or bring your own to lock your stuff. Locker must be small to fit. - the tap water in the ladies bathroom comes with such a high preassure that everything becomes wet, it is hard to wash hands/face. I hope they will fix this. - no dishwasher. People are washing dishes themselves. Therefore, I rewashed everything myself before eating. - Although location is good, it could be closer to the city centre.

It is very nice and cozy place, full of different options- breakfast,bar, kitchen, work space, relax zone, happy hours opportunity, mini Milano sightseeing. Cool location-15 min by walk to central square Duomo, 50m to tram stop, 700m to metro station. Perfect staff ! They will help you to solve any of your problem ( at least will try to do what will be possible in your situation) Also there everyday cleaning of all areas. For sure , if I will have one more trip to Milano, I will back to QUO and will recommend to my friends as well.

Everything was good!!! Only I have my own wish-list to add in QUO for more best service: disposable indoor slippers, second smaller towel, 1-2 hangers for clothes and mini-sets for travelers ( toothpaste, brush, soap), more powerful hair dryer. Some of this things could be useful for travelers if they can buy it locally here, than take with themselves from home or run to find in some markets after they arrived.

We stayed in a private room with a private bathroom. Both are big enough for a comfortable stay. Good beds. The common areas and the bar are very cool. Breakfast was quite good (bread, cheese, ham, jam, juice, coffee, yogurt, cereal, fruit...) and included in our rate. Many restaurants in the neighborhood. Good value for money, not far from downtown.

Everything was fine, nothing to complain about. It is a hostel, so it's normal to listen to some noise from other guests. Don't forget your earplugs.

Property is clean, however I was just unlucky with roommates. One girl in the room is messy. Just dum all her dirty clothes and things ok the floor just in front of my bed. It smells really bad. The noise from the outside is heard in the room that’s why it is quite uncomfortable. Overall the place is good. My bad experience is with the other guest. I understand it is a hostel, but at least have some respect with other guest as well.

As for the hostel, it was a really nice place to stay. Breakfast was included, so I ate some sandwiches, biscuits and drank some juices, tea. It was quite good. There was quite a big common area for people to gather and work. The Wi-fi was with a strong connection. Also there was a bar where you could buy some drinks or order some food. The kitchen was separated. I stayed in a 4-beds room; it was quiet in it. The beds were bunk ones. Plus, there were a few showers on the floor separated for girls and boys. The staff at the reception was super friendly and helpful. If you want to store your stuff in the locker, which is in your room, you need to buy a lock with the keys for 3 euros. The towels were included in the price as well. Hence, for sure, I can recommend this hostel to stay in) Even, if you travel alone, you'll meet lots of other great travellers in this hostel)

Everything was quite nice, so there is nothing dramatic to improve)

Every staff member is so nice, kind and helpful. They helped me with local travel information and it was good advice. The cleaning team keep the place spotless. Bunks have a dedicated light and charging sockets. Bed is ok and decent white bed linen. Breakfast is ok. Tea, coffee, juices. Breads, spreads, cheese and ham. Cereals including muesli. Small eating area. Family meal, happy hour and live pianist etc What impressed me was the disabled toilet and ramp from the entrance. I have a hidden disability and was allocated a bottom bunk. There are some cafes nearby and a supermarket. The No 9 tram will bring you right outside from Central Milan Station for 2.20 Euros The trams start at 0600. The Malpensa and Bergamo airport shuttle buses both leave regularly from central station and cost 10 EUR online or 12 EUR at the bus

The hostel is pretty dark inside for some reason. My WizzAir flight to Sofia was 15 Euros. The taxi to Milan central was 20 EUR for a 4 minute drive. Obviously no reflection on the hostel. Milan is expensive!