HOTEL LIDO, Milan

Hotel Lido, a 3-star hotel, sits near Fieramilanocity and 5 minutes from the Lotto subway. The hotel has 27 rooms. You can quickly reach the Central Station, airport shuttle terminals (Malpensa, Linate, Orio al Serio), and Fiera di Milano Rho/Pero via the Metro. Hotel Lido is near the Mazda Palace area and is in close proximity to sporting events and concerts at the San Siro Stadium.

Rooms feature a classic design and include satellite flat-screen TV with Sky channels and a minibar. Private bathrooms include a bath or shower, bidet, free toiletries, and a hairdryer. Rooms offer air conditioning and a safe. Room types include Classic Single (one single bed), Classic Double (two single beds or one double bed), and Classic French Bed (one French bed). Some rooms offer breakfast service upon request.

Hotel Lido is near the LOTTO-FIERAMILANO CITY subway stop. The Malpensa Airport shuttle stops 300 meters from the hotel. Hotel Lido is 3 km from Milano Cadorna and 15 km from Linate Airport. It is 100 m from the Palalido Sports Center, 500 m from Fieramilanocity, 1.5 km from the San Siro (Meazza) Stadium. The hotel is accessible from the highway via the Tangenziale Ovest (western bypass), exiting toward San Siro/Fiera/via Novara.

Hotel Lido provides dry cleaning/laundry services and onsite car rentals. The hotel includes a bar. The reception can assist with booking tickets for shows, museums, and sporting events, and can help arrange excursions and guided visits. A professional staff can suggest public transportation options. The hotel features a TV room with a 42" plasma television. The hotel has quiet rooms and is isolated from traffic.

Hotel Lido is near Milan attractions. Contemporary art can be found at the Triennale. The Pinacoteca Brera holds paintings by Raphael, Mantegna, and Modigliani. Guests can visit the Teatro alla Scala. The Cenacolo, Leonardo Da Vinci's "Last Supper" fresco, is at the Dominican sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The Museum of Science and Technology showcases Leonardo's work, including the aeronautical pavilion and radio telecommunications exhibit.