Lombardy, Italy
Milan tourist tax
Staying in Milan, you pay the Imposta di soggiorno (Comune di Milano): €3.00–€12.00 per person per night.
- ChildrenChildren under 18 are exempt.
- NightsSome types are capped: 14 consecutive nights, only for holiday homes and apartments, residences and non-profit case per ferie.
- CheckedOfficial source read on 1 October 2026 (see sources).
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Tourist tax
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Usually paid at the property on arrival or departure, on top of the room price, unless your booking says it is included. The amounts are those of the official rules; the property may round differently.
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For the whole booking, all rooms, room only.
Only matters where the tax is a percentage or depends on the price.
Imposta di soggiorno: rates
| Accommodation | Rate |
|---|---|
| 1-star hotel | €3.00 |
| 2-star hotel | €4.00 |
| 3-star hotel | €7.00 |
| 4-star hotel | €10.00 |
| 5-star hotel | €12.00 |
| Tourist-hotel residence (RTA), 2 stars | €4.00 |
| Tourist-hotel residence (RTA), 3 stars | €7.00 |
| Tourist-hotel residence (RTA), 4 stars | €10.00 |
| Bed & breakfast, guest house (affittacamere, foresteria lombarda) or locanda | €9.50 |
| Holiday home or apartment, short-term rental | €9.50 |
| Case per ferie (holiday hostel run for social purposes) | €7.00 |
| Youth hostel | €3.00 |
| Campsite or other open-air accommodation | €3.00 |
In force since 1 April 2026.
Worked examples
Two adults, 3 nights from 15 October 2026, 4-star hotel:€60.00.
- €10.00 per person per night.
- 2 guests at the full rate, 3 taxed nights.
A family of two adults and two children aged 7 and 15, 12 nights, same accommodation:€240.00.
- €10.00 per person per night.
- 2 guests at the full rate, 2 exempt, 12 taxed nights.
Exemptions
- Children under 18.
- Young people up to 30 staying in youth hostels run for social, cultural or educational purposes.
- University students aged 26 or under (under conditions), people with disabilities and their companion, relatives accompanying a hospital patient, patients continuing treatment after a hospital stay, volunteers in emergencies.
- Residents of Milan.
Good to know
- Hotels have no night cap: every night is taxed. The official exemption form limits the tax to 14 consecutive nights only in “residence”, non-profit case per ferie and holiday homes and apartments; we apply that cap to holiday homes, short-term rentals and case per ferie, and not to tourist-hotel residences (RTA), because the form does not say whether its “residence” means them.
- From 1 January to 31 March 2026 a different table applied (5-star €10, 3-star €7.40): stays before 1 April 2026 are not calculated here.
Milan tourist tax: questions
How much is the tourist tax in Milan?
€3.00–€12.00 per person per night, charged per person and per night. For two adults staying three nights in a 4-star hotel, that is €60.00.
Do children pay the tourist tax in Milan?
Children under 18 are exempt.
Is there a maximum number of nights?
Some types are capped: 14 consecutive nights, only for holiday homes and apartments, residences and non-profit case per ferie.
Who is exempt?
Children under 18. Young people up to 30 staying in youth hostels run for social, cultural or educational purposes. University students aged 26 or under (under conditions), people with disabilities and their companion, relatives accompanying a hospital patient, patients continuing treatment after a hospital stay, volunteers in emergencies. Residents of Milan.
Official sources
- Comune di Milano, imposta di soggiorno: rates from 1 April 2026 (Council resolution 144 of 12 February 2026) — read on 1 October 2026
- Comune di Milano, imposta di soggiorno: exemption declaration form 2026 (Modulo A2) — read on 1 October 2026