The hotel is located in Via Lentasio No 3, only a few steps from Corso di Porta Romana and the State University (or the Policlinico) and in just a 6-minute walk, you reach the Duomo or the Courthouse. The Ascot, amongst the 4 star hotels in Milan, is one of the best options for position and convenience in reaching the main business, cultural and shopping attractions. Nearby options of the metro, bus and tram allow guests to arrive to the business center of Milan in just a few minutes, which includes the Stock Exchange and the Exhibition Center. Also on foot, you can stroll down Corso di Porta Romana and Via Mazzini, visit Piazza del Duomo with its majestic cathedral, the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and the Palazzo Reale, an important temporary exhibition area. The center of Milan signifies fashion and shopping in the famous fashion quadrilateral, with Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Corso Venezia and Via Manzoni, where the most prestigious Italian and international designers boast their latest creations in elegant boutiques and show rooms. For those of you wishing to experience Milan bynight, close to the hotel there are lots of restaurants and bars in Corso di Porta Romana. The most sophisticated area is Brera, with its cutting edge restaurants and Corso Como is the fashionable disco area. Ticinese is lively, while Navigli is the place to go if you seek rhythm and a relaxing atmosphere. A night of opera at La Scala or a play at the historical Piccolo Teatro is not to be missed.
Location
How to arrive
By plane - From Malpensa A) Take the Malpensa Express train and get off at Cadorna A1) From here take the metro line 1 (red) towards Sesto San Giovanni, get off at the Duomo stop and change trains. Take the metro line 3 (yellow) towards San Donato and get off at the Missori stop. Continue on to Corso di Porta Romana until you reach number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel. A2) Or, from Piazza Cadorna, take the 94 bus at the beginning of the line and get off at the 10th stop in Via Santa Sofia, at the corner of Corso di Porta Romana. Turn left onto Corso di Porta Romana and continue to number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel. B) Alternatively, take one of the shuttles to the Central Station. From here take the metro line 3 (yellow) towards San Donato and get off at the Missori stop. Continue to Corso di Porta Romana until you reach number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel.
By plane - From Linate Airport A) Take the 73 bus and get off at Largo Augusto and walk to Via Francesco Sforza. Then take the 94 bus and get off at the second stop in Via Francesco Sforza. Turn right on Corso di Porta Romana and continue towards number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel. B) Or you may take one of the shuttles to the Central Station. From here take metro line 3 (yellow) towards San Donato and get off at the Missori stop. Continue to Corso di Porta Romana until you reach number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel.
By train From the Central Station take metro line 3 (yellow) towards San Donato and get off at the Missori stop. Continue to Corso di Porta Romana until you reach number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel.
By car From the highway arriving from Turin, Laghi and Bologna, take the Tangenziale Ovest di Milano (western bypass of Milan), exit at Corvetto, follow the signs for the center, go straight onto Corso Lodi, which immediately becomes Corso di Porta Romana, and continue to number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel. From Venice, take the Tangenziale Est di Milano (eastern bypass of Milan), exit at Corvetto and follow the directions above. From Genoa: go into Milan and continue straight to the center. At the Piazza Belfanti roundabout, turn right and continue straight onto Viale Liguria, which will become Viale Tibaldi, Viale Toscana and Viale Isonzo, until you reach Piazzale Lodi. Turn left and follow Corso Lodi, which immediately becomes Corso di Porta Romana, and continue to number 40, the beginning of Via Lentasio and the location of the hotel.
