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Autodromo Nazionale Monza Hotel & Travel Guide

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is a fascinating experience. You'll have to bring your camera along, because this is a destination that you won't want to forget.

You'll find it in Milan, a well-loved city that hosts travelers from across the globe.

You'll be pleased to know there are 3 accommodations nearby. The Hotel de la Ville and Ostello Costa Alta, located within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Autodromo Nazionale Monza, are popular choices with many visitors.

If sophisticated facilities aren't really your style, look into some of the budget solutions that are in the area. The Cosmo Residence and the Albergo Hotel Giardino are recommended.

You won't be able to take your life savings with you when you're gone. Enjoy them while you still can and stay for a night at one of the few top-end establishments that are a brief commute away. To avoid disappointment, it might be wise to confirm a room prior to arrival. Try the Grand Hotel Villa Torretta and Abacus Hotel.

There is nothing better than wandering around somewhere new to stimulate your appetite. Once you've visited Autodromo Nazionale Monza, replenish your energy levels just a short walk away, at Cafe News. If you're looking for a meal that's a tad more substantial, MAGDA BISTROT is close by. Visitors looking for a beer or vino might like to have a chat with the bartender at Boulevard Bar Snc Di Caprotti Sergio F. & C, another brief walk down the street.

Other Things to Do Near Autodromo Nazionale Monza

After seeing Autodromo Nazionale Monza, why not go and see the area's other attractions? Here are a few places to start off with:

If you're in the mood for a little edification, go and see what's on display at Museo e Tesoro del Duomo.
Want some time out from the hectic pace of modern life? Head to Monza Park, a green urban sanctuary.
Take a deep breath of the fragrant air and enjoy the gorgeous floral displays at Niso Fumagalli Rose Garden.
Make inquiries regarding a tour of Royal Villa of Monza, an iconic local landmark and among the area's unmissable sights.
Monza Cathedral is a significant place of worship catering to local residents.

To get to and from Autodromo Nazionale Monza, try taking a train. The closest station, Buttafava, is just 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

Brianteo Hotel And Restaurant

5.0 Nice hotel away from the hustle and bustle.

One family of six people. We arrived at the milano train station about 9 pm. There are no buses or subway that time of day to the hotel.we had to take a taxi. It took 30 min and cost 50 euros. It would probably be good to rent a car as you are a ways from the city. During the day there is a bus then the metro to take you to the city but if you are a large group I think its cheaper to rent a car. Our room was fantastic.it fit all of us...I think it was a suite.we had 2 bedrooms...one for our kids and one for us..with 2 tv's and a separate room for the shower from the toilet. The staff was exquisite. They even drove us to the nearest mall to get some dinner.my kids are teenagers so they were happy that they had WiFi their own room and breakfast. It reminded me of a American hotel similar to embassy suits but not their buffet breakfast. The breakfast was good and even had hot chocolate. The bed could use a pad on it as you can feel the springs but otherwise great. There isn't much to do out there and the milpanse airport is 45 minutes away...again a car would be no problem.

2 years ago by A verified traveler from california

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Hotel de la Ville

3.0 Quaint and cozy but watch your stuff

This hotel is relatively easy to find and a close walk into the pedestrian zone of Monza. The décor is heavy on chintz and dark furnishing. Air conditioning worked well during the hot weather and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom had the largest towel we had ever seen and the toilet flush system was a difficult to turn lever. The breakfast buffet is too pricey for folks who only need a little fruit and toast but there is a supermarket in walking distance. Within hours of leaving, we realized that we had left behind two bottles of good wine wrapped in towels. There was no way to turn around and no way to contact the hotel until 2 weeks later. When I contacted the hotel two weeks later, I explained that the wine could be handed over to the staff but that I was also looking for a small plastic box with Christmas ornaments. The hotel insists the only thing left behind were the two towels. I don't know about the box but the wine was definitely there in the towels because I had them in my hands seconds before walking out. In the rush to get on the move, I set them back on the bed to put on a backpack. My fault and my loss but I expect better security from a hotel that bills itself as a luxury hotel. Either other guests rummaged the room or the service personal has sticky fingers. Very disappointing.

2 years ago by A verified traveler from Western Washington

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Grand Hotel Duca di Mantova

4.0 Great amenities, not nearcitycenter, friendlystaff

Upsides: great hotel due to American size bathtubs, stocked minibar, functional bidet good other amenities. Downsides: not near city center (approximately 10 bus exits from nearest M1 station). Very friendly and helpful staff.

3 years ago by A verified traveler from Hamilton

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Hotel Royal Falcone

5.0 Central location

It was a good location, within walking distance of the center of the town. With the thick walls, the sound of the trains were all but unnoticable and this location mad it easy to take the train elsewhere. Good breakfast and close location to sidewalk cafes. The staff was friendly and helpful.

3 years ago by A verified traveler

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Cosmo Hotel Torri

3.0 Don't like the door panel...

The Cosmo Hotel is OK. The location is good, right off the highway. There is a small shopping area next to the hotel with a grocery store and a couple reasonable restaurants. The rooms are decent. Size of the room is good. Beds are firm. Internet connections from your room are almost impossible... don't bother with buying an access card. My biggest complaint is safety. The staff readily gave out my room number to others (who were my coworkers, but still not acceptable). And the rooms all have a panel next to the door that displays lights showing whether or not you are in your room (determined by whether your room key is inserted in the power slot inside). Even though I repeatedly left my ""Do Not Disturb"" sign on the door, the staff ignored it since they knew I wasn't in the room. Until I find another hotel in this immediate area, I will have to stay here.

9 years ago by A verified traveler

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