Despite having a privileged location half a block away from the Cadorna station, this place is not recommended. The add states that this is a studio, but it really is a cell. I've recently stayed in an actual cell in a former convent and it was larger and with better privacy, lighting, and ventilation. The listing is also misleading, it indicates that a person will receive you to hand-off the keys and explain the place, which is not the case. You are emailed a couple of hours before check-in (lucky I was on a train with wifi, otherwise I would not have been able to get in to the place) with codes for a digit-pad to enter the property and the cell. They also request personal information (which seems legit, because the Italian government requires some information from airbnb guests), which they then use to contact you outside of the system. The place is tiny, dark and unventilated (the only way to get natural light and air is to open the doors to the hallway/courtyard which they forbid in the house-rules dossier that they send to you off-airbnb). The property is also a co-working facility (which I found about when I was trying to find where to work) and the listing indicates that there is wifi. You are indeed provided with a network and a password but the internet is intermittent and slow. I had to find a hotel after one night (it took me two hours because of the bad internet), which was very expensive for Milan at the last minute. I also requested to change the trip itinerary before checkout time after the first night, which they declined and offered to only return less than 10 USD of taxes. I requested the itinerary alteration a second time which they never responded to and drove me to cancel the remainder of the trip, in which case they only offered to reimburse a tiny fraction of the unused nights. This seems to be part of their business model (it is a company, not a normal private host): to offer sub-par housing, driving guests away and keeping most of the cancelled fees. I requested to get the money back which they denied and had to get Airbnb involved and use the aircover protection. Avoid this place and company at all costs unless you're keen on no circulating air, no light, furniture being moved around above and nextdoor, and learning about the neighbors' digestive schedules.