Malpensa Airport Hotel

I went last september to Milan for the fashion week "Moda Donna" due to my work. I landed at Malpensa Airport and there I took the shuttle bus to the Central Train Station. I reached Hotel Manzoni, just a few steps from the main shoppinf districts and so ...

... out for Milan.  Our flight to Portugal was at 4:00.  We returned the car just before 2:00, took the shuttle to Malpensa airport, and checked in at the counter.  Once the bags were dealt with we headed toward our gate and some lunch.  ...

... spent some time back in the lobby and prepared for an early turning in, because our flight the next morning would be from the Malpensa Airport at 7 AM. This would necessitate our getting up at 3:30 AM the next day. Suddenly there was a knock at the door, ...

... (chegamos a pensar: tinhamos ficado bem na Alemanha...) Quando estive a ver hoteis, procurei um proximo do Aeroporto de Malpensa... e encontrei um a 1km, um hotel com bom aspecto... e soava a perfeição! Acho que não contei que o aeroporto de Milão ...

... When we arrived in Milan we chased around for awhile before finding the best way to get to the main train station and our hotel was to take the Malpensa Central Train Station bus. However, it took almost two hours to get there on the bus due to a long ...

We dropped Linda and Bruce at the airport at Malpensa, dropped off the car at the airport, took the train back into town, and spent a very lovely day. We stayed at the Hotel Star, after the Hotel Griti closed, my favorite place in Milan near pedestrian ...

... really bustling with lots to do and indeed in many parts typically Italian. After a quick two hour flight from Manchester to Malpensa Airport, I jumped on the Malpensa Express coach to central Milan which took around an hour and cost several euros. ...

... .  The drive from Montombraro is at best a 31/2 - 4 hour trips and as Varese is only about 45 klms from Malpensa airport it became the sensible option.  What bonus for us thought.....it is the European base for Australian sporting and ...

... flight (which of course took off late, but somehow managed to arrive 5 minutes early?!?!) mid afternoon, arriving at Milan Malpensa airport around 17:10pm.  I was a little nervous going through border control after my last attempt at visiting Italy ...

... of my good friends, G.  Day/Night 1 – Friday, Sept. 18th, 2009 We landed in Milan’s Malpensa airport around 8 AM Friday morning.  Since most hotel check-ins are 12 PM or later, I decided it was best to take our time getting into ...

... on it. I am not mr. Veenstra! Further inspection of the tag showed this bag was sent to MXP, which is Milan Malpensa airport. A quick check of the computer showed that indeed my bag had arrived there :-( The lady filled out the appropriate paperwork, ...

... where we spent the afternoon exploring the town and having a great lunch. After walking around Como we drove to the Malpensa Airport Hilton Hotel where we stayed the night before boarding our flight back to Atlanta. We played some cards in the evening ...

... , nothing but a smile and a soft 'buon giorno".  Collected the bags and off I went in search of an ATM in the Malpensa airport.  There is only one machine on the arrivals floor, and it wasn't working.  What else do you expect in ...

Well here I am sitting at Malpensa airport at 5:30am. I am wide awake after a thrilling formula one experience with my taxi driver Alberto. Just called Mum to say goodbye and got all checked in, it is a record for me my backpack only weighs 8.5kgs a ...

... . Andrew and I then caught the train to Milano, and yes we did validate the ticket this time!  We then caught a bus to Malpensa airport where we got our flight to Athens.  We didn't get to our hotel until after midnight. A very long day of ...

... we would try to trade in our Peugeot for a smaller and more sporty vehicle.   So our first trip today was back to Malpensa Airport where we traded in the mini-bus for a Lancia Delta hatch-back (much more fun).   After dealing with that ...

... the info we needed and it was located in the glove box of the rental car. No tickets were issued, the Hertz folks at the Malpensa airport in Milan were not concerned and we all went on our way.  Both cars were drivable and that was that!  For ...