Expert reviews
“Around the corner from the Duomo, Room Mate Giulia is an 85-room hotel that opened in 2016 with playful interiors by the Spanish architect Patricia Urquiola.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Milan.
“This fun and quirky hotel has plenty of character: vibrantly coloured retro furnishings, quirky paintings and homely rooms. But it’s the extra details that really make the difference – breakfast is served until noon, and guests can use a portable Wi-Fi device on the go in the city.”
What guests liked
- Great location
- Beautiful building
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
Room Mate Giulia is one of the best boutique hotels in Milan. It was situated back in the 19th century, which makes the guests curious to know about its history. The hotel consists of 85 rooms with a vintage design.
Here are some of the best facilities given by this hotel to their guests.
Room Varieties
In the hotel, there are 85 rooms with a unique design on each. The rooms are categorized into different types. The types include standard, superior, Deluxe, Penthouse and Junior Suite. Despite being of the different category, all the rooms have Wi-Fi, Television, Safe, Desk, Mirror and a Minibar. You will also get a 24hour tea or coffee service.
Additional Services
You will be getting free Wi-Fi through the hotel facility. You can order for breakfast any time before noon. You get a bar to hang out with friends or family. You also get a fitness gym, a steam room. Laundry, Spa, and much more services.
Meeting Rooms
If you are on a work trip and you need room to discuss all your meeting presentations, then Room Mate hotels got you covered. There are meeting rooms which you need to book before your meetings. These rooms come with video and audio equipment for a better work environment. The rooms can accommodate 30 to 35 people.
The rooms also consist of a projector, screen, PC, telephone, USB drive and Wi-Fi. If you wish your business meeting to be more private, then you can switch to a meeting lounge. In a meeting lounge, you can also feel relaxed while enjoying the drinks and snacks.
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