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Netflix

Library of Books

Entertainment

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Bathroom

Dishwasher

Microwave

Kitchen

Kitchen & Dining

Iron

Washing Machine

Dryer

Ironing Board

Bedroom & Laundry

Wi-fi

Internet & Office

Air Conditioning

Central Heating

Heating & Cooling

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Lift Access

Parking & Access

Balcony

Outdoor

Pets Allowed

Pets

Rossa isn’t flashy, but it’s a solid home, and excellent if you’re after a genuine Milanese experience. It would be particularly good for longer stays, as it has all the appliances you need, along with good wi-fi and plenty of space. On top of that, NoLo’s an interesting place to stay, with an emerging arts scene and several good bars.


Rossa

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Blender

Cafetiere

Coffee Maker

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Oven

Rice Maker

Stove

Cooking Essentials

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Drying Rack

Bicycles

Wellness & Fitness

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Temperature Control

Free Parking On Premises

Parking Available

Self Check-in / Check-out

Paid Parking On Premises

Doorman

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Child Friendly

Other

Now, this sleek pad sits just around the corner from the iconic birthplace of the Negroni Sbagliato, though if you’re not out sampling the original, there’s a modern kitchen to shake one up. We love the interiors of this apartment, which will suit a couple or solo traveller seeking a contemporary space to remote work or unwind in after a day of sightseeing. Location-wise, you’re within easy reach of Milan’s iconic galleries and landmarks, though you’ll also find Lima metro station a short walk away.

Negroni Sbagliato

Sound System

Rain Shower

Espresso Machine

Kettle

Black-Out Blinds

Desk / Workplace

Fireplace

Paid Parking On Street

Outdoor Seating

Safe

Just outside the city centre, a twenty-minute walk from the shopping streets of Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia, this stylish and sophisticated home is comfortable and homey, with a personality all of its own. Anything but ordinary, it's set in a traditional building and it's been styled with creativity and love.

Boasting a private balcony big enough to sit out on with your aperitivo, and a big wall of windows in the living room, it looks out over a green courtyard. Inside, you'll find high ceilings, a working fireplace, and a variety of designer furniture and vintage pieces. Mixed together with eclectic wall art and a library of books, it's a creative wonderland – and could be perfect if you'll be working remotely during your stay. There's a well-equipped kitchen, with its own tiny balcony, and two peaceful bedrooms – one of which can be used as an office or snug – plus typically classy Italian bathrooms. Best of all is the little extra touches that make this place feel like home. There's a Bluetooth sound system, weights, a yoga mat and plenty more.

Something in the Way

Satellite / Cable TV

Pod Coffee Machine

Multiple Sets of Keys

Free Parking On Street

Private Entrance

Single-Level Home

First Aid Kit

Fire Extinguisher

A small place that punches above its weight, Colour Reversal has been well designed, and that makes a lot of difference. The way that the kitchen fits in with the living room works perfectly from an aesthetic standpoint, and while having the kitchen and the sofa bed in the same room isn’t ideal, we wouldn’t really recommend using that bed anyway. It’s always nice to have the option, however, so we won’t complain.


Colour Reversal

Smart TV

Heated Towel Rail

High Chair

Toaster

Cot / Crib

Electricity Adaptors

Desk

Workplace

Valet Parking

Step-Free Access

Patio / Terrace

Outdoor Bathtub

Stair Gates

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Smoke Detector

There’s a real sense of serenity to this home in Milan’s Porta Venezia district with its beamed ceilings, rustic-meets-modern furniture and its oasis-like terrace. Boasting shuttered French doors in each room leading out onto this calm outdoor space, you can while away the hours here, enjoying alfresco breakfasts and sunset drinks aplenty. We love the tiled details in the home too – especially in the green bathroom and behind the kitchenette – as well as the ornate copper fireplace in the master bedroom. Whether you’re gathering around the rustic dining table for dinner, sipping a cool glass of wine on the terrace or kicking back on the sofas with a good book, this home welcomes socialising and relaxation in spades. Outside of your home, the Giardini Indro Montanelli is just a ten-minute walk away, while the Duomo di Milano is just under thirty minutes from your door. The Milano Centrale Railway Station is also just ten minutes away on foot for allowing for easy exploration further afield. 


Palm Fronds

Board Games

DVD Library

Access to Beach

What makes Colour Inversion special is hard to put your finger on, but that doesn’t mean it should be disregarded. Everything there is perfectly proportioned, so while it is a very small place (it can technically hold four people, but that would be a stretch), it never feels undersized. It’s also just off Corso Buenos Aires, one of the main shopping streets in the city and a lively spot in general.


Colour Inversion

Garden

Housed in a typical Milanese railing building located just outside the main city centre, this boutique apartment offers a comfortable base for those seeking an authentic stay away from the tourist crowds.
 
Inside, chic minimalism is the name of the game with an open-plan living area that gets plenty of light, and its sparkling white walls offset by pops of emerald green and gold accents. Make yourself comfortable on the plump loveseat with a glass of Italian wine, or better yet, perch on the shared front balcony with a sundowner as you take in views of the inner courtyard and the surrounding rooftops.
 
The bedroom, meanwhile, is just as stylishly pared-back with an exposed brick wall backing a beautifully dressed bed, as well as an en-suite bathroom boasting a relaxing rainfall shower.
 
When it comes to sightseeing, take a stroll through one of the nearby parks – Parco Trotter is a twelve-minute walk and Parco Lambro is walkable in thirteen – or visit the Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano, thirty minutes away on foot. You’re also a twenty-two-minute Metro ride from both the Duomo di Milano and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, while the famous Quadrilatero della Moda is also just over twenty minutes away by public transport. 


Emerald & Gold

Private Washing Machine

Balcony / Patio

In the heart of Milan's Brera district, this contemporary apartment is perfect for those wanting to drop off their suitcases and head out to explore. Light and bright, there’s even a cosy balcony here – ideal for morning cappuccinos or evening aperitifs. Be prepared that if you’re a party of four, two people will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room here. Still, it’s a small price to pay for this home’s enviable location. Just a short distance away you’ll find Sempione Park, while historic Sforzesco Castle is a must-see in Milan.

Milan Soul

Trash Compactor

Rooftop Terrace

There’s no need to hire a car for a stay in this apartment in Milan’s old town – most of the must-see sights can be reached on foot and there’s a Metro station a minute’s walk away. Located on the top floor of a historical building, you’re away from the hustle and bustle of the streets below so it’s surprisingly quiet for a city centre pad. The minimalist decor here won’t be to everyone’s taste, but we love the mix of white walls and bold window frames. And the large roof terrace is the perfect place to enjoy an aperitivo before heading out for dinner at one of the many local restaurants.

The Art of Milan

Streaming Services

Luxury Toiletries

Laundry Supplies

Luxury Bedding

Early / Late Check-Out Available

Throws

Umbrellas

You'll find this contemporary apartment in buzzing Milan, but it takes design inspiration from all over the globe. The Scandi-style living room has hygge written all over it, making it perfect for relaxing or at-home working, and the Japanese bedroom is a characterful spot to end an exciting day exploring the city. Though it's snug, this apartment is super stylish – we loved the bright living area in particular, which has parquet flooring, quirky wall art and a sleek kitchen where you can whip up a tasty Italian feast. There's a real sense of peace here, which is a much-appreciated reprieve from the hustle and bustle nearby. You're not in central Milan, but this neighbourhood has its own charm and offers plenty of liveliness, with many bars, restaurants, cafes and gelaterias in walking distance. Plus, the famous Duomo is just a twenty-minute stroll away, so you're not far from the iconic sights.

Nuvola in Salotto

Secured Parking

On the edge of Brera and Garibaldi, Artemis is wonderfully placed for both the nightlife that fills the area, and for getting to other parts of the city. The flat has a sense of individuality to it – the design is sophisticated, with lots of beautiful objects that elevate it beyond what you might reasonably expect from a place of its size. It’s all fairly valuable, so for that reason the host, Rita, would prefer to rent to adults, or at least not young children.


Artemis

Children's Dinnerware

Juicer

Private Dryer

This award-winning apartment has been designed with sustainability in mind. And while every detail has been considered to ensure it’s eco-friendly, it’s also a home that allows you to switch off, relax and enjoy the best of city living. There's a sofa bed for one guest in the living room and a range of basic essentials to get you started. You’ll also find everything you could need within easy reach. Stroll through lively Porta Venezia to bars, restaurants and cafes. The nearest metro is also within walking distance – ensuring smooth connections with the rest of Milan. 

Muse of Milan 

Soak up the bohemian vibe of Corso Garibaldi, just a short walk from this fuss-free apartment for four. The enviable central spot does mean there’s the potential for some street noise, but from the fourth floor, we don’t think it should cause too much bother and it’s a small price to pay for the convenience of your location. With many key sights within walking distance and Italian eateries and shops on your doorstep, you’ll be living like a local in no time. 

Garibaldi Gem

Found in a beautiful, early 1900s period building near the very heart of Milan, this home has a definite allure to it. Perhaps it's in the way it stays true to its roots with the parquet flooring and large, shuttered windows, or maybe it's in the elegance with which it has been renovated, or, it’s a very real possibility that the charm comes from the balance between the old and the new. 

Rise with the sun and open every window and balcony door to let the breeze carry in the sounds of Milan as you get to work on breakfast in the compact kitchen. Scramble eggs and brew fresh coffee to enjoy at the striking dining table. Read by the light of the window or, better yet, take your novel onto the balcony as you enjoy a drink with a good helping of fresh air and sunshine. 

Close to Central Station, Milan is at your fingertips and you can get anywhere in a matter of minutes by using public transport. If you’d like to explore everything on foot though, you can start by walking around thirty minutes toward Duomo to see the cathedral, and some of the other sites aren’t too far from there. Enjoy lunch out at one of the local restaurants before slowly making your way back to enjoy the sunset from the sofa with a glass of wine. 

A Glance Back in Time

Cumulonimbus shows an inherent understanding of how to combine the old and the new. The modern Foscarini lamps and the sleek kitchen contrast wonderfully with the tiled floors (parquet in other rooms) and the elegant cornices. Given that the second bedroom has a single bed (and a pullout underneath it), the flat would work particularly well for families visiting Milan, and the well-equipped kitchen makes family meals very doable.


Cumulonimbus

Accessible Parking

Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre in the Casoretto neighbourhood, this charming apartment welcomes you to experience life as a local. And just like the Milanese streets, it’s brimming with authentic Italian style. 

From the traditional features to the minimalist decor, every detail has been considered to fill your stay with comfort and ease. So whether you’re here with a plan or for a spontaneous adventure, there’s everything you could need to settle in and feel at home. 

Set across one floor with an abundance of natural light, this is a dynamic space that perfectly adapts to suit the need of the moment. From quiet mornings sipping coffee by the open window to intimate dinners, this is the kind of home that inspires you to savour the sweetness of Italian living. 

Outside, mingle with locals in traditional cafes and restaurants on the streets of Casoretto. You’ll find Parco Lambro (Milan’s largest park) is just a fifteen-minute walk away – this is a wonderful spot for an afternoon stroll with a gelato in hand. And for explorations in the city centre, it’s just a twenty-five-minute train ride to the Duomo.  

The Umberto

Mini Bar

Nestled in Milan’s stylish Quadrilatero Della Moda neighbourhood, this studio apartment is the perfect base for a cultural or business excursion. The vibrant energy of the city is not only reflected in the design here, but just outside your door, you’ll have easy access to the city’s coffee shops, authentic restaurants, and art galleries. The Gio Ponti-inspired interior provides a compact but comfortable retreat after a day of exploring. There’s no kitchen – just a Smeg minibar, kettle and Nespresso machine to aid your wakeups – when you’re ready for a bite, Milan’s culinary institutions are at your fingertips.

A Portrait of Milan

This light and bright apartment is an ideal base for up to four people on a Milan city break. Sure, at full occupancy, two guests will draw the short straw and sleep on the sofa bed in the living room, but we think this home’s enviable location more than makes up for it. You’ll find Indro Montanelli Gardens just a short walk from the apartment, perfect for a morning stroll or jog, while many of Milan’s key attractions are within easy reach on foot or a short metro ride away. 

Milan Spirit

For a fuss-free stay in the heart of Milan, look no further than this apartment. Located in the buzzing San Marco district, you'll be close to the Duomo (a twenty-minute stroll), Pinacoteca di Brera (eight minutes on foot), and the shops and cafes on Corso Garibaldi (only moments away). It's not the biggest apartment, nor the brightest, but it has all you'll need – a compact kitchen, a cosy bedroom, and speedy wi-fi if you're working from home. There's also a sofa bed for guests three and four, though we think it's a better fit for two.

Milano Twilight

Close to all the action in central Milan, this apartment is ideal if sightseeing is your top priority. You'll be right around the corner from the Pinacoteca di Brera gallery and fifteen minutes on foot from the Duomo. Brera's upscale shops, trendy restaurants, and vibrant nightlife are at your fingertips, too – fitting, as the kitchen back home lacks an oven. The double living room offers plenty of space to unwind, though four of the six guests will sleep on sofa beds. With that in mind, we think it's best for short trips and guests keen to spend all their time exploring.

Brera Buzz

Hot Tub

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

Just outside the city centre, in the heart of Milan’s business district, you’ll find this charming apartment. It’s a leisurely half-hour stroll to Castello Sforzesco, in the centre of Milan, or you can hop on a train or metro a two-minute walk from your front door. There’s plenty to explore in your neighbourhood, from ancient churches to swanky eateries and bijou coffee shops. 

This spot is a rooftop penthouse, with a sprawling terrace overlooking the rooftops of Milan to the shining skyscrapers beyond. This is the perfect spot for dinner on sultry summer evenings, or just a sundowner as the sky tinges pink and orange. Inside, there’s a stylish, mid-century feel to the pristine white living room and the open plan of the living area lends itself to social evenings. Throw open the Italian windows to the Juliet balcony and watch the city come to life before you – the view is great up here on the eighth floor. 

Rare Hearts

Courtyard

While Redlake is a nice flat in itself (and Laura is a great host), the most exciting thing about it is the location. 10 Corso Como, the concept store to end all concept stores (it has an art gallery, a restaurant, and even a hotel inside), is right next door, as part of a stretch of high-end shops that act as a foil to the stately boutiques in the Quadrilateral. It’s one of the most fashionable districts in the city. 


Redlake

Home Cinema Setup

Amazon Prime

Welcome Hamper

There are so many good things about Sailor’s Solace that it’s hard to know where to start. We adore the living room, a place that feels down-to-earth and yet special at the same time – especially when it fills with sunlight. It’s hard not to flop into the hammock as soon as you see it, and even harder to peel yourself away. At this unique home, it's tempting just to stay in, passing the evening on the terrace with a Campari for company.

But when in Milan, there's much to see. And here, you’re close enough to most of the major attractions to walk (and if you weren’t, there’s a station nearby). Start with the medieval Sforzesco Castle, just a ten-minute walk away. The 15th-century structure sits on an expanse of beautifully-manicured gardens – there's even an aquarium, ideal if you're travelling with children. 

From here, wind your way towards the Duomo, stopping for a coffee and cannoli somewhere along the way. The cathedral is like nothing else you've ever seen, constructed from elegant pink marble. 

Sailor's Solace

Set on Milan's famous Viale Luigi Majno, just five minutes from the beautiful Giardini Indro Montanelli and the conveniently located Palestro metro station right on your doorstep, it's perfectly suited for those after a quintessentially Italian stay in the heart of the city.

The apartment is decorated in a typical Milanese style, with antique furnishings, teeming bookshelves and elegant pieces of fine art, creating an old-world interior with heaps of character. Take it easy in the living space – perhaps you'll flop down on the sofa with a coffee table read, or pull up a bistro-style chair at the dining table, mapping out the day's agenda as you slurp a cappuccino. 

Elsewhere, you'll find a grand home office space for those keeping one eye on work, and two comfortable double bedrooms with navy blue-painted walls and sumptuous silk bedding. After a quick snooze in the quiet bedrooms, head off for a jam-packed afternoon of sightseeing. Walk across the billowing gardens and internal courtyard to the metro and reach many of the city's cultural attractions in no time at all, including the Duomo di Milano and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – both ten minutes from your door. 

Bella Milano

With the impressive Duomo di Milano just a short walk or a five-minute metro ride away, you’ll be well-positioned with this apartment to take in many of the city's attractions. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes to explore within the locale too. This home offers a comfortable stay, so you may not want to be a rolling stone once you settle into the comfy sofa. Although, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed at full capacity. Otherwise, this place is a great Milanese bolthole.

The Heart of Milan

Sauna

Outdoor Kitchen

This apartment is all about its outside space. There’s a huge terrace with stunning views of the Milanese skyline, and a veranda with a kitchen and living room beneath a glass ceiling. Is there anything better than dining alfresco while on holiday? The rest of the apartment includes two beautiful en-suite bedrooms and a sauna to unwind in after busy days spent seeing the sights of Milan. The surrounding area blends residences, shops, and restaurants, and there are good transport links for getting into the more touristy areas.  

In the Mood for Milan

Close to the metro, museums, and many delicious eateries, this apartment gets full marks for its location. It's on the cusp of the trendy Brera district, yet only a twenty-minute walk from landmarks like the Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. We love the amount of space on offer inside. The living area is bathed in sunlight and has plenty of room to rest weary feet, though the kitchen is compact. Having two en-suite bathrooms is another bonus – perfect for those wanting privacy.

Milan Mood

Wine Cooler

Keeping its watchful eye over Milan, this sky-high apartment is ideally suited to a family or small group of friends looking for a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. Stylish whitewashed interiors complement antique pieces to add a homely touch, while marble bathrooms feel ultra-luxe. Look forward to vibrant breakfasts in the pristine kitchen and a digestif on the sink-in sofas. Quiet bedrooms open onto a private balcony, where views stretch from the Duomo to Torre Velasca and all the way to the Unicredit Tower. When you’re ready to explore, it’s a leisurely ten-minute stroll to the upscale boutiques of Via Monte Napoleone and twenty to Brera – a charming neighbourhood with quaint bistros and picturesque streets. Art lovers should make a beeline for Pinacoteca di Brera, a gallery housing Italian paintings from the 14th to the 20th centuries.

Arctic Tern

Located just steps from Piazza San Babila and the iconic Milan Cathedral, this fuss-free apartment drops you into the heart of the city. Ideal as a base for families or friends, just bear in mind that at full occupancy, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the living room. There’s also no oven, but with a whole host of Italian eateries on your doorstep, who wants to be cooking anyway? Locally, you can reach plenty of sights on foot, or hop on the nearby metro for jaunts further afield. 

Milanese Magic

Elegant and Milanese at heart, this colourful apartment is perfectly suited for larger groups who, while travelling together, would enjoy the extra privacy of individual bedrooms. Not only that, but each bedroom benefits from vibrant, vegetable-inspired artwork, pops of greens and blues, en-suite bathrooms and two of the rooms even boast four-poster beds. If you've got to work while during your stay, the dedicated office space is a bright and uplifting area to power through emails. Elsewhere, the communal area is a lovely space to come together and enjoy a hearty breakfast before setting off for the day's adventure. Walk to the Corso Buenos Aires shopping district in just twenty minutes, stop off at Via Tadino, an eleven-minute stroll away, for the best restaurants and bars this side of Milan, and be right around the corner from a mainline metro station that will have you discovering the iconic Duomo di Milano in under fifteen minutes. 

The Cabbage Patch

Chances are if you’re in Milan you have an interest in design – it is the world design capital after all. Well if you do, this apartment is for you. Located on the first floor of a 1920s block, it's been recently revamped by Palomba Serafini Associati studio. Original features such as high ceilings, stuccoes and radiators have been maintained and paired with contemporary furniture, LED site specific art-chandelier, and limited-edition statement artworks. The overall effect is just stunning. There are other more practical highlights – a 24-hour concierge service accessed by scanning a QR code is probably our favourite. Located right next to Corso Buenos Aires, this vibrant area of the city (central north-east) is a mere steps from the central station and within easy reach of the sights. Overall, this home delivers style and substance for both holidaymakers and business travellers. 


The Ginger House

You’ll find this apartment just a short stroll away from Corso Garibaldi, the epicentre of Milan's nightlife and shopping. So, you'll be surrounded by bars, restaurants, and boutiques, while a number of the city’s attractions will be within walking distance, too. Inside this stylish apartment, there’s a minimalist vibe and a well-equipped kitchen for creating some Milanese cuisine. Due to its great location, it's fair to say that you may hear some noise here. But all in all, we’d say this place is the ideal choice for both business travellers and tourists alike.

Garibaldi Living

We don't think you'll find a more quintessentially Milanese address than this. Not only does the apartment sit on the seventh floor of the Galleria del Corso shopping arcade, but there's an impressive view to be had out through the windows of the iconic Duomo standing tall among the city rooftops. 

Rather fittingly for such a prestigious location, the interior is luxurious in style, with a wealth of wooden floors, mid-century furnishings and chic lighting. The svelte grey bathroom wouldn't look out of place in some of the city's most covetable hotels, while the kitchen has everything you need in case you want to take a night off from the local restaurants.

As well as a huge range of shops that sit a few floors beneath the home, there's an even larger collection in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, only six minutes' walk away. The Piazza del Duomo sits the same amount of time away, as does the Royal Palace.


Fashionista's Paradise

Bread Maker

A spacious and stylish apartment filled with natural light and bags of character, this home is located in an imposing traditional Milanese building right by the city's central train station. It makes a great first impression, with gleaming floors, stained glass windows and a characterful wooden elevator preparing you for what's the come. The cultured owners of this exquisite and soulful home are artsy types, as the original paintings sprinkled throughout the stunning communal areas – created by the host's artist father – or the built-in bookcases will attest. Given its location, transport connections are expectedly excellent, though you're not right in the centre if that's what you're specifically after. Instead, hop on the Metro to reach the heart of the city in under fifteen minutes. Alternatively, embark on a leisurely stroll to the likes of the Duomo di Milano in around forty minutes. Closer by, the likes of Via Tadino and Via San Gregorio – both around a ten-minute walk – have plenty of options when it comes to drinking and dining.


Rifugio d'Artista

Mosquito Net

Simple in style, this apartment is a comfortable and convenient base in Milan. It’s in Porta Venezia, one of Milan’s coolest neighbourhoods, with a wealth of restaurants nearby. You can stroll to the Duomo in just fifteen minutes, and there are excellent transport links – a tram departs for Central Station from just two minutes away. At full occupancy, two guests will sleep on a sofa bed in the living and dining space. This is a practical home-from-home for a city break, with a kitchen to cook in and free wi-fi. 

Milano Style

Only a few minutes away from Centrale, Pastel Playground is well-connected to all parts of Milan and beyond. Considering the central location, this split-level home is a little oasis of tranquillity, which you’ll especially appreciate after a day of exploration. The lower level has a bright hangout spot with great natural light just by the stairs, but that’s not even the best part. The upstairs kitchen which transitions into a glasshouse dining room (and then a rooftop terrace) is quite the experience on its own. A welcoming atmosphere like this is hard to find.

Pastel Playground

Art museums, designer shops, fantastic restaurants – Milan's Brera neighbourhood is the place to be if you love the finer things in life. It's where you'll find this no-frills apartment, situated just a short walk from tram stops and a metro station. While two guests will sleep on a sofa bed, we don't think you'll have to compromise on space. There are desks in each bedroom if you plan to work from home, a sleek kitchen if you fancy rustling up dinner, and even a terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco aperitif.

The Prodigy

This minimal and practical apartment in Porta Venezia is a great home base. Porto Venezia is one of the historical gateways to Milan and you’ll enjoy your proximity to GAM - Galleria d'Arte Moderna, The Natural History Museum and Indro Montanelli Gardens. Perfectly connected, this apartment is just steps away from the metro, so you can take your adventures further afield, too. Though the kitchenette is only equipped for light bites, this space offers all the modern amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Though you may need to climb some stairs to reach this pad, once you're up, you can drop your bags, sit back on the Wassily chair and sip a Campari spritz. 

Muse Milano

The terrace, along with the vast windows, helps counter some smaller issues with Bredbeddle. As a whole, it’s a lovely flat – the white walls and brilliant light give it a sense of space and calm. As you step onto the balcony, it’s as if you’re no longer in the city, so intense is the green that greets you on all sides. You are, however, very much in the middle of the city, and there are lots of good places to eat nearby, which is important given that the kitchen is the biggest letdown in the place. It’s very small, and you wouldn’t want to do more than heating up a pot there.


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