Overall, the unit is nice, neat, tidy, and the amenities are great. The issues are that we stayed in Milan when its rainy and cold although its already on April plus the building tenant limit the central heater access, and also the building was under renovation works which contributed dust and limit the sun light exposure into the unit, so we had cold temperatures and difficulty in drying our washed clothes. Its not Aida’s fault though, but I think its even warmer to stay in the unit between December to March rather than on April.
If only the weather was warm and the renovation was done, this apartment would be very lovely place to stay in Milan as its offers location unlike tourist spot. Its an area where the locals live. We could easily go to local grocery store, asian grocery store, local restaurants and pizzerias, all from the bus stop or tram stop only 50 meters from the building entrance. If you’re football fan, particularly AC Milan, Casa Milan is within walking distance and the area has easy access to San Siro Stadium by Metro M5. I’d definitely put Aida’s place on check again in my next visit to Milan, as long as the weather is nice and warm.