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Easily confused with 'Rho Fierra' which is an area with an international exhibition centre and direct access to the Milan Metro system. This review is about Rho, which is about 4km from there (1 stop on the Trenord regional train and not on the Metro). It's a small town with some shops and cafes but not really a tourist venue. It's a suburb of Milan but is a very comfortable place to stay if you need to be in the area. There is a little interest in the Church and town hall. We stayed at the Italiana Hotels Milan Rho Fair which is close to the railway station.

If you really want to be next to the Rho train station, giivng access to places OUTSIDE of Milan, Rho is a good location. But if you really want to use the Metro to get into Milan city centre itself, or even to be near ti Rho expo site, this is not the place to be. Rho itself if okay - we had a good meal at Pizza restaurant 69(?) - but doesn't have a lot of attractions.

We only went there for the EICMA 2019, but the location is very good. Only one train station away from Rho - Fieramilano and it allowed us to get very easilly by train or metro, to the center of Milan. Near the train station, there is a lot of bus stops, which allows you to travel very easilly around the area. There was a good restaurant near the station, Trattoria Zanini, but it is very busy at the normal meal time, we advice to get there a bit early to avoid rush hours.

Nice & quiet a-bit of a nightmare to get to if the trains go on strike Uber’s have really gone up with price over the years in Milan you save so much using the overground train then Metro to central Milano. Found some good cheap restaurants though not like when you go to central everything is overpriced and small portions they even charge you for bread you didn’t ask for . I liked Rho overall but would prefer to stay a bit closer to central only because of Fashion Week it really depends on your visit .

There for MICAM shoe exhibition and expected hotel to be nearer the exhibition site than it was, but this was made easier by a bus shuttle service. Didn't realise RHO was a town - thought it was an abbreviation of something to do with the exhibition site (sorry Rho!)

A very interesting find for accommodations in Rho, Milano, Italy. A first impressions may have you thinking this was a mistake - IT ISN'T! Location is at the end of a dead end street, but within walking distance of the center of town and many eating establishments (the closest a short 250 mtr walk/5 min.). A bright yellow fluorescent building leads you to the front gate of the accommodations; however, you must check in via phone or by ringing the door bell at the front of the "house!" The on-site manager will provide the keys and an introductory tour of the facilities. It appears they only have two double bed rooms on the lower floor of the "back" building. Very private and relaxing (there's an outside garden tent with table and chairs to enjoy the environment). My room was quite large with a double bed, desk, but NO Chair/stool, refrigerator, fan and a heating/cooling apparatus. WiFi was SUPER once we got it going! The bathroom was long and slender, but had all essentials. The shower was great, but due to low quality materials used in the renovation, the fake tile at the lower wall was starting to separate from the wall. The large window had curtains, double pane glass and the ever lovable rolladens (roll down/up shades on the window). I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and the host was very nice. (It helps if you can understand and/or speak Italian.)