Where to stay for a match at San Siro
Inter and AC Milan both play at San Siro, along with European nights and the odd Italy game: there is a match almost every week. If you are travelling in for it, getting to the stadium is easy. Getting back after the final whistle is the hard part, especially at eleven at night after a Champions League game. Our flat is on Piazza Melozzo da Forlì, 1.5 km from the gates: you walk.
The next matches at San Siro
From the stadium's official calendar. Kick-off times are set only a few weeks ahead, but the date is all you need to ask for the flat.
- Italia – Francia Nations League · €160 a nightAsk for this date
- Milan – Frosinone Serie A · €160 a nightAsk for this date
- Inter – Stoccarda Champions League · €160 a nightAsk for this date
- Inter – Genoa Serie A · €160 a nightAsk for this date
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How far is the stadium?
1.5 km, flat all the way, along residential streets: a fifteen-minute walk to the gates of the Meazza. On the way in you follow the crowd; on the way back you leave it behind. The flat is on a quiet square: after the match people stream along the main avenues towards the metro, not through here.
After the final whistle
The M5 metro line ends right under the stands, and after a match the queue to get into the station is long. On event days tram 16 stops short, at Via Dessié. Taxis are few and everyone wants one. From here you walk out of the gates and keep walking: fifteen minutes and you are home.
What about evening games?
Evening matches finish around eleven. If you then have to drive or catch a train, you get home in the small hours. Stay here and you have breakfast in peace the next morning before you set off: check-out is by 10 am.
Is it a good area to stay in?
Piazza Melozzo da Forlì is residential Milan: ordinary shops at street level, a supermarket next door, quiet after dinner, ten minutes on foot from the red M1 metro line. The San Siro you may have read about in the news, the public housing estate around Piazzale Selinunte, is a different part of the district.
On match day
Check-in is from 2 to 8 pm, and Corrado or Cristina meet you in person. With a full kitchen and the supermarket next door, you can eat in and walk to the stadium without looking for parking. Bus 63 stops outside the front door and takes you to the red metro line if you want to see the centre first.
Coming by car?
Street parking outside the building is free (white lines). On match days the streets around the stadium close or fill up hours before: leave the car here and walk. There is also a covered car park at Via Rembrandt 68, two minutes away. The flat is inside Milan's Area B low-emission zone: if you drive an older diesel, check the city's rules before you set off.
The flat in one paragraph
Two double bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom: ideal for two couples going to the game together. Balcony, air conditioning, lift, fast WiFi. From €160 a night, plus €45 final cleaning and Milan's city tax of €9.50 per person per night. Booking here, you pay no platform fees. The minimum age for check-in is 25.
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