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Nh Milano Touring
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Information |
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Italy |
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City |
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Milan |
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Address |
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Via Ugo Tarchetti, 2 |
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Region |
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Lombardy |
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Type |
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Hotel |
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Rooms |
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Description |
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The hotel Jolly Touring is ideally located close to the city centre.
It has a pleasant atmosphere and guarantees a comfortable stay.
The communal areas have been recently refurbished and provide a warm and refined atmosphere.
The interior design is decorated with elegant materials such as marbles, wood, stone, glass and leather.
Guests are welcome at “Pianoterra bar & restaurant", perfect for working breakfasts, light lunches, aperitifs and cocktails. It offers a seasonal menu with a large variety of national and international dishes and from the various italian regions.
The hotel congress centre offers 9 rooms, with various and technologic arrangements.
The hotel also provides a free shuttle service from the hotel to Linate Airport. |
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Room Description |
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The hotel provides 282 comfortable rooms with an innovative design.
All the rooms are equipped with internet connection, Ipod connection, mini bar, pay per TV, tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobe, slippers, safety deposit box, various toiletries like hairdryer.
Non smoking rooms, services for disabled guests and room service are available on request. | |
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Hotel Facilities |
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Airport Shuttle, Bar, Cocktail Lounge, Congress Rooms, Elevator, Front Desk Safe Deposit Box, Garden, Handicapped, Internet Access, Laundry, Restaurant, Satellite TV |
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Room Facilities |
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ADSL, Coffee Maker, Direct Dial Phone, Fax, Hairdryer, Hi Fi System, Independent Air Conditioning, Iron, Mini Bar, Non Smoking Rooms, Room Service, Safe Deposit Box, Satellite TV, Voltage 220v, Wake Up Service |
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In the Vicinity |
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The hotel is situated close to the Duomo, the most outstanding example of Gothic-Lombard architecture.
Nearby there are famous sites of Milan such as Santa Maria Delle Grazie where Da Vinci painted its famous The Last Supper, Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, a third-century temple, Corso Buenos Aires and Via Montenapoleone, where guests can find the atelier-showrooms.
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