Milano Linate Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels
San Felice and Segrate
Airport area · By car or taxi, the San Felice district, in Segrate, is about 13 minutes from the terminal; there are no direct public transport links.
Best for: Those arriving or departing when the metro isn't running, or travelling by car and wanting to stay just minutes from the gates.
- Just minutes by car from the gates, convenient for night flights or dawn departures
- Quiet residential area with a private lake and a park
- Less traffic than the roads heading into the centre
- Without a direct bus or metro, a car or taxi is always needed
- Accommodation in the area consists of apartments, not traditional hotels
- The centre of Milan remains a good half-hour away by car
Recommended hotels in this area
- Nona Strada 7: Apartment managed by Italianway in the San Felice district, about 13 minutes by car from the terminals, with a garden and parking included.
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Central Station
Near the airport link · Direct bus (Linate Shuttle, Autostradale or Flibco) from the terminal to Milano Centrale in about 25-30 minutes, with frequent departures during the day.
Best for: Those continuing their journey by train to other cities, or who prefer the direct bus from the airport, with no changes.
- Direct bus with no changes, practical with a lot of luggage
- National and regional trains in the same hub
- More alternatives in accommodation and price range
- The bus to the airport is paid, on top of the city ticket
- Some streets around the station are less busy in the evening
- With traffic, the bus can take longer than the scheduled 30 minutes
Recommended hotels in this area
- Gluck Central Station Lofts: Apartment in a period building about 500 metres from the Stazione Centrale and the Centrale metro stop, lines M1 and M3.
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Brera
Neighbourhood · The M4 metro connects the airport to San Babila in 12 minutes; from there the M1 reaches Cairoli in a few minutes, 7-8 minutes' walk from Brera.
Best for: The choice for those who prefer the most picturesque district of the centre, among art galleries and alleyways, within walking distance of the Duomo and the Castello.
- Castello Sforzesco, the Duomo and the Pinacoteca di Brera within walking distance
- Pedestrian streets and bars that stay lively until late
- With the M4 you can get back to the airport without ever taking a bus
- From the metro to the accommodation there's still a change and a walk
- It's the area with the highest prices among those in this guide
- The cobbled streets make suitcases with small wheels uncomfortable
Recommended hotels in this area
- Brera Terrace Apartment: Two-bedroom apartment in a period building in the Brera district, just steps from galleries and shopping streets.
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