Facing Piazza della Republica in the heart of Milan executive district, Jolly Hotel Touring provides guests a strategic base from which to plan their business appointments. The... more
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Jolly Hotel Touring, Milano
The finest example of hospitality in Milan can be found at the Jolly Hotel Touring. The
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hotel is ideally located between the Duomo, central station and the shopping street. The hotel has a modern atmosphere and guarantees a comfortable and pleasant sta...
Jolly Hotel Touring Milan
Facing Piazza della Republica in the heart of Milan executive district, Jolly Hotel
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Touring provides guests a strategic base from which to plan their business appointments. The short distance separating it from the city center and the most exclusive sh...
Jolly Hotel Touring, MILAN
The Hotel is located in the heart of Milan's executive district, facing Piazza della
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Repubblica.The short distance separating it from the city centre and the most exclusive shopping streets makes it an excellent place to enjoy the vitality of the city....
Facing Piazza della Republica in the heart of Milan executive district, Jolly Hotel Touring provides guests a strategic base from which to plan their business appointments. The short distance separating it from the city center and the most exclusive shopping streets makes it a preferred place from which to enjoy the vitality of the city. The hotel\\\'s dedication to conference organization is evident in its wide range of facilities. The big hall and eight meeting rooms offer the ideal setting for a variety of occasions, from club meetings to conferences. Elegant surroundings and expert operational assistance from the staff always ensure of the best outcome for every event. A truly warm and friendly welcome awaits you at the hotel reception.
...I lived in Milan for two years when i was age 7 and 8, we had to move out there because of my dads job. When we first moved there we had to stay in a kind of hotel/bording house called the "Prince Pesse Catilda" translated into english as the "Building of Shit" my bed was a broken bit of drifwood that pulled/collapsed off the wall and the bathroom was more like a sunked ship.
Anyway after living/surviving there for six weeks we moved into a luxery appartment allong Vialle Montello right next to Parko Sempioni. Parko Sempioni was an oasis in Milan, full of happy children and ducks!(although after a resent visit last year where i almost got mugged i have now changed my mind!!) In the park was the main Arena where the apparently used to hold great sea battles, yeah SEA battles. They used to floor the Arena and reinact...
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Advantages: Shopping! Disadvantages: Italian men on a major "charm" offensive & you will come back broke
...Beckhams’ has come on TV – spooky she is everywhere!) are inevitably evoked. And it was for that reason Milan has always held an attraction for me.
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We arrived in Milan on a train from Geneva. If you are planning on taking a bit of a tour of Europe the trains are excellent – we just turned up at the station bought our tickets and then sat on a nice comfy train watching the stunning Swiss scenery slowly blend into Italian countryside for four hours. Do keep your passport handy for the border checks. The train was very reasonably priced at about £35 each one way. It makes you wonder why trains in Britain are unable to offer this level of service.
If you are flying directly into Milan for a mini break Easyjet fly to Linate airport (about 5 miles / 8km from city centre) for between about £10 and £50 depending on the time of year you wish...
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Advantages: A lot of architectural unknown sites Disadvantages: People
..., but for shopping. An example? Well, there are a lot of cinemas an theaters in Milan, and a mass of museums, but cinemas and theaters never program English or German or French movies/spectacles, and in a museum, if you are really lucky, you will find an automatic translator and some explication written in English, but I doubt that you can find someone who really speak your language.... among the characteristic requested for the personnel the knowledge of foreing languages isn't considered.
Milan is also a really dear town, (today the newspaper said that Milan belongs to the 20 dearest town in the world), there are a lot of wonderfull hotels, that fit for businessmen and cost a lot, and a certain number of cheap hotels that are really bad places. There is nothing in the inbetween.
There are a lot of places to see in Milan, but you can't find them...
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