We were very comfortable in our 8 days in Milan, feeling at home at Romeo's place. Unfortunately Romeo was out of town for work, but his father greeted us at the house and the check-in was seamless. Likewise, his mother was right on time for check-out, everything worked like clockwork. The apartment looked just like it did in the pictures; it was spotless and had everything we needed from pots and pans to washing machine. There was only one bike rather than two, but it was too hot for us to ride anyway, so we didn't use it. The kitchen was fully stocked and there were a couple of supermarkets around, so we ate most days at the apartment, cutting back eating costs. The location is about 15 tram stops away from central Milan, number 2 tram seemed to take us everywhere we wanted to go. In an expensive city like Milan, it definitely helped to be able to eat at home and have easy access to public transportation.
To those going to Milan during the peak of summer (we were there mid-July), it was very hot and not having an air conditioning unit made sleeping a little difficult. There was a dehumidifier provided however, and it definitely helped with humidity. What we gathered from speaking with the locals is that this kind of heat was unexpected and not something to experience every year. If you find yourself bothered by the heat though, the gelato place on Via Imbriani will save you (try plum and green apple).
Overall, we were very happy with our stay and I fully recommend Romeo's place.