Victoria thinks about everything and gives you all possible info. on arrival. Directions, where to get the best ice cream, map and you have filtered water and a little kettle in the room in case you want to make a cup of tea. Little touches like an umbrella in case it rains are very thoughtful and appreciated. Everything is extra clean and spotless. Am not sure if one’s got access to the kitchen as I didn’t need it and thus didn’t ask, but it’s something you might want to enquire about incase you intend to cook.
My room faced the street, but the noise is actually muffled when the blinds are completely closed, ensuring a good night’s sleep. There’s air conditioning in the room. I’d carried with me a sleeping mask but turns out, the blinds block out all the light = good sleep.
Being a female safe environment, one’s not permitted to bring people up to the house/room. Which makes sense, though in ways, as I have a couple friends in Milan, was a little limiting but not a deal breaker. Safety above all.
On my last night, I went out to dinner and had a couple glasses of wine and a shot which didn’t mix well with my meal of liver. I woke up in the middle of the night with a tummy ache and throwing up and the first victim was the rug in the room, before I could make it to the toilet. I felt really bad about that, apologized profusely and offered to replace the rug. She was more worried whether I was okay and offered medication. I wish I’d taken it. Victoria is an overall great person.