Hotels near Milan Malpensa Airport - MXP, Milan

I had a good look around Case Nuove. The only surprising thing was that I didn't come across any zombies: this has to be the most post-apocalyptic looking village in all of Italy. Perhaps it was because I visited in late winter, perhaps it comes alive in spring and looks lovely, perhaps I will sprout wings and fly...

Very close to MXP airport. Italy has a very good rail network and Ferno has a train station about 1 mile from the B&B I have stayed in. You can have a full course lunch for 15 euros at a nearby restaurant

Clean and quiet location, a very short drive to Malpensa Airport. Perfect for a one night stay upon arrival/departure. There is a small breakfast available in the morning with pastries and a machine dispensing coffee, lattes etc.. The hotel is completely gated, including the parking area, which made us feel safe about leaving our car there. Cons: you need a car to reach it (not sure if they have a shuttle service), or to find any food options in the area. The coffee machine at the reception is off during most of the day and at night. If you get there with a late flight you're out of luck. The rooms at the ground floor by the garden lack privacy. There are heavy curtains available, but those block all natural light. I wish they had some frosted glass on the windows to allow light in and provide privacy.

Milano was the end of a 3 month trip in Europe and Villa Malpensa was the perfect place to leave from. The quiet, well appointed villa gave me just the experience I needed to integrate the need to go home with the amazing trip I had. It was quiet, restful, room for walking in the village and I loved the historical information available at check-in. The restaurant was high quality food with formal dining vibe that impressed. Well done, everyone! AND..the internet was fast.

The town itself is not much. A nice little piazza/main church and a few shops. The big thing to see here is the Parco Ticino with miles of walking trails through the woods that border the airport. Fascinating place with an open air history museum. Worth a trip.

It's a satellite district on the side of the Malpensa airport. It's a good location for a subsequent drop-off or pick-up the next day. Getting to this area by car - in my view anyway - is not sign-posted but Google maps seems to know the way well enough! There are a couple of restaurants in this area that seem to have got good reviews. The real question is how to get to/from the airport. There is a public shuttle bus on the main airport boundary road that you can just about drag a bag with wheels to easily enough to get to the (fairly) obvious bus stop. Some hotels will arrange a more personal door-to-door shuttle taxi for a fee. Some may provide this free - but I can't say for certain and I doubt it!