Numa | Loreto Apartments

“Not a great experience - find another place ”

We told them we were arriving a little early and if we could get access to the room, they said it had not been cleaned yet but that was not true. They made us stand on the street until exactly 3 pm until the code let us in the courtyard. That ruined the whole stay. Their lock to get in the door is terrible too and they have cameras watching you come and go. They don’t read their emails, I sent one at 9 am and told them we checked out early, they sent us a message at 2 stating we are overdue in checking out. They need to get communicate better. They had a camera, they saw when we left with our suitcases too. The beds were hard and the TV was small and had no apps on it so we could watch TV in another language then Italian. The first bathroom smelled like mildew. I’m sure it was from their washing machine and they purposely did not have batteries in their heater thermostat so you would not use their heat. I would not recommend.

It was a spacious room. However, only 2 people can shower at a time and then the hot water runs out. Our room didn’t have laundry and the other rooms did. It was decently clean and had a kitchen which was nice. I wish the communication was better but it was all through WhatsApp or their own app. It’s a true 3 star hotel and the location was nice because it’s next to Milan Centrale.

Had a lovely short stay at this accommodation. Was very comfortable.

“Fabulous central apartment”

The whole apartment was fabulous. 2 bedrooms and 1 living room all with air con. Plenty of space for 6 people. There is a full bathroom and a separate toilet. We heard absolutely no noise from outside despite it being on a busy street. The beds were really comfy, just needed extra pillows. There were bottles of water, tea, coffee and small milks left for us. Wine glasses and more bowls would have been nice. Milano Centrale station is less than 5 minutes. Check in really easy with a code and lift is perfect. Wifi worked great. There is an iron and ironing board. There were towels and some toilet paper on arrival. There is a small supermarket 1 minute walk and an Aldi a bit further. We used the Lima metro to get to the centre. The man at the bottom sells tickets to ensure you get the right ones. The sushi shop a few doors down is delicious and the portions very generous. The kebab shop served good pizzas, chips and kebabs. The neighbourhood is not the best but wouldnt put me off. When you come through the main wooden door its like a different world.