The apartment is fantastically situated in the Monte Napoleone neighbourhood, within walking distance of just about everything, including the Duomo and the Galleria, although those were not our priorities. Sara has thought of every detail and done her best to make the place as comfortable and convenient as possible in every way. The apartment is small, but has been made to feel larger than it is, and in fact is quite large enough for two people for a few days. Although we ended up eating out most of the time (mostly at da Bice, a few doors down, which we loved), the kitchen is well equipped. The bed is comfortable, and the heating system works well if you need it. The living room and bedroom look onto a narrow but somewhat busy side street, very charming. There are shutters that can be closed at night to reduce noise. The bathroom has a shower, no bathtub, lots of hot water and plenty of towels. It is a little small but totally adequate. The living room has a comfortable couch and armchair. We never used the flatscreen tv, but there are quite a few video cassettes, many seem to be for children. The bookshelves include quite a few books, mostly in English and Italian, that seem to have been left by previous guests, so there is extra reading material if you want it. (You may also entertain yourself with the 1962 Encyclopedia Britannica, in English). Some nice drawings and photos decorate the walls. Sara also left some bowls of snacks, as well as coffee, tea, a good olive oil, salt and pepper and so on... everything we might have needed. Check in and check out were super simple, and Sara ordered a taxi for us to take us to the airport on our way home. Thank you Sara!