Francesca is an extremely welcoming and cheerful person, and the little flat is not bad at all! Separated from their house, it gives the guest a good privacy, it's compact, but if offers really all you need to survive in a short trip: toaster, electric kettle (if you are creative you can actually cook using those!), plugs for your stuff, maps, you name it. When I arrived the fridge and cabinet were full with breakfast stuff (yogurt, jams, milk, juice and fresh water, toasts, biscuits,...), and Francesca was very helpful in explaining how to reach public transportation and calling me taxis when I needed, 'cause my phone would not work in Milan. There is also a cute little table outside, but I did not use it because Milan was a rainy hell during my stay. The bad thing is that the shower is a bit awkward, over the toilet (but if you're not large or too tall you'll survive) and there were mosquitos, so the mosquito plug is your best friend. Overall, it's a good clean place to be. Location is a bit far from the historical centre, if you are a tourist, but it worked quite well for me (a walking distance to the place I needed to go for work).