My partner and I spent three nights in Emiliano’s lovely apartment in late October. We enjoyed our stay quite a bit. The apartment is very nice, located one flight of stairs up from street level (the elevator doesn’t go all the way to the ground floor, so you’ll have to use the stairs). It is quite large – the only thing the photos can’t convey fully is its size – and it’s tastefully, even expensively, furnished. The bed is particularly comfortable. The entire apartment is immaculate, and the entrance is off an interior courtyard, although the windows look out over the street.
The neighborhood is also quite lovely, with tree-lined streets and a lively but not noisy pedestrian street life; good cafes, bakeries, and restaurants; and even a well stocked health food store. It’s a pleasant walk to the Duomo, Galleria, and art museums in the center, or you can get a tram (either #1 or #27) right at the corner if you’d prefer.
The only downside to the apartment is small but important, at least to me. There’s no coffee or espresso maker, only instant coffee and a teakettle. This is easily addressed, as there are several good cafes right across the street, but if it’s important to you to have a good cup of fresh coffee before you leave the house in the morning, you’ll find this a disappointment and a bit of a hassle. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic place to stay in Milan.