Antica Locanda Leonardo came highly recommended by Rick Steves’ Italy guidebooks; and it did not disappoint. Located on Corso Magenta, this family-run hotel is steps away from Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper, 7 min walk to Cadorna train/metro stations, and easily connected to Duomo by the tram #16, that stops across the road. Easy walking distance to monastery of St. Ambroggio; Church of St. Maurizio with breathtaking frescos by Luini, often called “ Sistine Chapel of Milan”, and La Scala/ Duomo. Hotel occupies part of a beautiful 19th-century building, surrounding the quiet courtyard; locked gate keep the noise of the city away. Air con, elevator, beautiful antique furniture, comfy beds, tea/coffee maker in the room. Delicious breakfast could be enjoyed in the delightful common areas inside or in the garden. Hotel staff recommended us superb place for dinner, filled with locals to bursting and run by another family. We felt so lucky to get in there.

2 nights were not enough

Everything, and I don't say this often! This place is truly a hidden gem right in the heart of Milan. If you see it available, Book it Now! - The location is literally the building next to the church where the Last supper is. Very cozy place, super quiet and yet walkable to everything. - The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I was in touch with them both through messages and emails, and they gave is detailed instructions regarding parking, driving directions from airport, how to avoid ZTL areas and times. - We arrived super early in the morning. We were hoping to just drop the luggage and go explore, but they luckily had a room just open up and they were kind to let us check in as early as 930am. This was we could relax a bit after a long flight and go explore. - Staff gave amazing recommendations for places to eat, and where NOT to eat to avoid tourist traps. - The Breakfast. You should probably stay here just for the amazing breakfast in the morning. That's all I will say about it.

Really nothing. We just stayed for a night. I guess it is a very popular property, and so we could not find it during our return to Milan. We had to stay at another place which just did not compare to this.

We had a lovely large bedroom off a courtyard which had vintage vibes in terms of décor. The bathroom was quite spacious. Breakfast was fine with plenty of cereals, fruits and breads as well as eggs, bacon and sausages. The coffee was great. The hotel staff are all very helpful. The hotel is located in a business district but next door to an excellent restaurant and only a few minutes walking distance to the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. This is where The Last Supper, a mural painting by the artist Leonardo da Vinci, dated to c. 1495–1498 is located. The Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is also a short walk away. There were lots of other churches to explore on foot. A Tram stop is well located near the hotel entrance.

A minor issue was that it was not easy to find the hotel as the entrance is via a large bolted door on the street, with a bell to ring to gain access to the hotel. The taxi had to double park so as to allow us to unload our luggage. The hotel reception was a little difficult to locate as it was off a quaint inner courtyard. The bathroom could do with some updating.

Beautiful Boutique Milanese Hotel I booked Antica Locanda Leonardo for three nights as a surprise for my girlfriend. Not knowing anything about Milan I chose this hotel as it looked clean and had a generally good central location. We were absolutely blown away by this little gem of a hotel. The hotel is situated a stones throw from Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper and nearby Santa Maria delle Grazie. It is one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites. The hotel is situated in a picturesque courtyard with a rear garden and outdoor seating patio. The reception is lovely and intimate with a beautifully decorated lobby and lounge area (where breakfast is served also, there is also a small bar area). The decor was very aesthetically pleasing and felt very much like a contemporary rustic boutique hotel. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and in particular a lovely male concierge member gave us a lunch recommendation of a nearby pizza restaurant which was 10/10. The room was ready early which was a great surprise after having traveled early in the morning. The room was spacious and clean and decorated very nicely. In particular, the bathrooms were very nice and modern with very good powerful showers. We found the hotel to be always cozy also. We had turn down service each day. We were also allowed to leave out luggage in reception following check out as we had a late evening flight on our last day. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would 100% recommend it.

Hotel is located next door of Last supper painting church. Very quiet garden and you will not hear a sound. 25min from Milan Doumo. Great location.

Breakfast - it was ment to be until 10:30am and we arrived at 10:05am waiters ignored us. Luckily we grabbed quick plate of some leftover eggs and last pancake. Pick up on croissant and straight at 10:10am all foods was removed and first cakes and croissants, not even asking if we want anything. Then they kept doors open to cold countyard moving in and out. We left 10:23am because was so cold. Reception personnel is very polite and super nice. We supposed to have double bed and we had two singles - no problem.

Great area-an Italian friend said it's the Beverly Hills of Milan. Do look around the neighborhood-there are nice places and it's close to the wonderful Sforza Castle and close enough to Duomo and Navigli neighborhood to walk or take trams. Good breakfast with enough choices over 3 days and made to order coffees, not machines by nice staff. Good staff-the breakfast waiter had a great jazz playlist and Daniel was very helpful. Nice garden for breakfast although the chairs aren't so comfortable.

Not sure why but we didn't love this hotel. I would stay in this area again, but probably not here. The room seemed cramped and dated. One of the lights didn't work and housekeeping didn't know how to fix it. For the "superior room price we paid there was a "private garden" that we didn't use-mosquitos and not really comfortable. There is construction on-site, altho there wasn't a lot of noise while we were there.

This is a gorgeous, boutique hotel which offers a real Italian City-Villa style of stay. We loved our spacious triple room, its warm and modern decor and the lovely courtyard. Our room was quiet, well-equipped and had comfortable beds. The excellent location is an easy 20 minute walk from the Duomo and the city-centre sights and a 5 minute walk from the Santa Maria delle Grazie - the Church with The Last Supper. Hotel staff were professional, polite and attentive. We only stayed one night due to our itinerary, but would've loved a longer stay at this very comfortable and affordable property. Will definitely stay here again if we have another opportunity to visit Milan.

Nothing, it was all great.

Great location...100 meters from the Last Supper. Tram stop 50 meters from the hotel gets you to the Duomo in 5 stops. The courtyard was cozy and quiet despite being in the heart of Milan. The trees around the hotel were a welcome surprise that helped you forget you were in the city. The King room was cozy and had windows on three sides. Breakfast was good with the standard European fare. Parking - the recommended lot is around the corner and 5 minutes walk. There is an attendant there who you tell which hotel you are staying with and they will apply the correct discount (20 Euro/day)

The photos of the King room were totally accurate but I failed to notice that there isn't a shower but only a tub with hand sprinkler. If you are an older couple who isn't quite flexible, expect to get the floor pretty wet.

Comfortable, clean and cosy little T shaped room perfect for a solo one night stay. Felt very secure as a solo female as you have 3 locked doors between you and the outside world. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was modern and clean. Fabulous breakfast with fresh fruit salad, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, gluten free bread Excellent for someone who is coeliac. Wonderful coffee. The courtyard area with wisteria and vines is so beautiful. Just a 20 min walk to the Duomo. Easy to find coming from Cadorna station.

It's a tiny room for the price but I found it to be one of the cheapest options in an expensive city. I would have loved to have eaten breakfast in the courtyard but it's also a smoking area so no thanks.

I loved the location, the dinning room and garden, the entrance and ambience of the set up of the building The staff so kind and helpful. Very clean and everything in order

I was given a single room which was clean and cosy but I felt a little boxed in with a tiny window. My family ( a couple) had a lovely room with the balcony overlooking the garden. I wonder if singles are ever given these rooms? I was disappointed no coffee sachets only tea