Salone del Mobile 2027: Where to Stay and How to Get to Rho Fiera

Where should you stay for Salone del Mobile 2027? Choose a flat on the M1 red line: trains bound for Rho Fiera run with no changes, so you board near your door and get off at the fair. Our Precotto apartment sleeps up to 8 and starts at €85 per night, which makes it easy to split between a stand crew.

Which metro line goes to Rho Fiera?

The M1 red line. Precotto and Turro are both on it. Take a train in the direction of Rho Fiera Milano (not every train goes to the end of the line, so check the destination on the display). You do not change at Duomo, Cadorna or anywhere else.

In the evening the same line takes you back to Cadorna, Duomo and Corso Buenos Aires. The Duomo is about 20 minutes from our stops.

When is Salone del Mobile 2027?

The fair is held in April, together with Milan Design Week in the city. The exact dates change each year and are published by the organiser, so check the official website before you book. If you already know your dates, the booking calendar on each apartment page shows whether they are free.

Where can you stay for the fair?

Option	Good for	Things to check
Hotel near Rho	One person, one night	Prices rise sharply in fair week, and you often have no kitchen
Hotel in the centre	Evenings out	Metro commute to the fair, high rates
Apartment on the M1	Teams, 3+ nights	Direct metro, kitchen, shared cost

An apartment is not always cheaper for one person on one night. It becomes a strong choice for groups and longer stays, where you split the price and use the kitchen for breakfast.

How much does an apartment cost?

Prices below are host prices from our rate settings, before platform fees. Event dates can carry special rates, so the calendar is the reference for the exact total.

Apartment	Guests	Base per night	Weekend	Cleaning (once)
Comfort apartment, Precotto	up to 8	€85	€100	€70
Studio, Turro	up to 2	€71	€71	€83
One-bedroom, Via Val di Non	up to 2	€98	€98	€59

The Precotto apartment has a weekly discount of 8% and a monthly discount of 15%. The studio in Turro (minimum 30 nights) and the one-bedroom in Via Val di Non (minimum 28 nights) are for long stays only, so they suit exhibitors who stay for weeks, not for a single fair visit.

The Milan tourist tax is €9.50 per adult per night for the first 14 nights; under-18s are exempt.

Which apartment fits a stand team?

• Team of 3 to 8: the comfort apartment in Precotto. It has a full kitchen, a living room and a dining table, a few minutes' walk from M1 Precotto.
• One or two people for a month or more: the studio in Turro or the one-bedroom in Via Val di Non, both with bills and Wi-Fi included.

Read the full guide to trade fairs and Rho Fiera for the list of other fairs held through the year.

How early should you book?

Design Week is the busiest week of the Milan year. Start looking four to six months ahead, and send a request as soon as you know the dates. Fair weeks and events can carry higher rates, and the best-placed flats go first.

What should you pack or check before arrival?

1. Confirm the fair's opening hours and entry ticket on the organiser's website.
2. Ask for check-in details: arrival is self check-in.
3. Plan your first trip to Rho Fiera on a weekday morning to see how busy the M1 is.
4. Keep a contact for questions: I answer messages myself.

Can I rent for a month around the fair?

Yes, for the Turro studio and the Val di Non flat. For stays over 30 days we sign a registered transitional lease; you can read how it works in the guide to monthly rentals. Without a three-month deposit, as explained in our page on apartments in Milan with no deposit.

Ready to book?

Open the booking calendar on the apartment page, pick your dates and send the request. If you are not sure which flat fits your team, send me a message with your dates and number of guests and I will reply with the total price.