I spent a week working remotely from Asia's place and I loved everything about it. I would highly recommend this place for travelers and digital nomads alike, and I WILL stay here again if I return to Milan.
Everything is 10/10 across the board, but since I am the first to review this new place I will leave a very detailed review below.
The neighborhood is fantastic. Porta Venezia is both Milan's LGBTQ AND immigrant district, which in my mind is a pretty unique and amazing combination. There are a TON of ethnic stores and restaurants (Indian, Ethiopian, Lebanese, etc) and the night life is 10/10. From a more practical standpoint, there are two supermarkets next door, you have the metro station around the corner, Milan's central train station is 15 minutes of walk away, and there is a huge park across the street.
Communication with Asia was outstanding, she is a dedicated and experienced host. She is personable and helpful, and if I were to live in Milan I would love to be her friend because she's just awesome.
Check-in was super easy. The Airbnb looks exactly like the photos, and I would recommend it for both short and long-term stays. The bed is comfortable and the A/C works great in both rooms (living room and bedroom). Plenty hot water and decent water pressure. There is a washer, dishwasher, and a well-equipped kitchen. There is also a TV but I didn't use it so I can't speak for that.
I especially recommend this place for working remotely: I had back-to-back meetings pretty much all day long and the wifi is fast: 6 ms ping rate, 70 down and 80 up; more if you join the 5G network. The living room offers plenty light during the day and it has a comfortable setup for extended periods of work. I shall mention, however, that like the rest of the world, Milan also experiences blackouts during summer, so if staying connected is crucial for you then I suggest to make sure to have a strong cellphone plan for backup. (Although if you are a digital nomad you already know all that.)