Elena’s place is very beautiful and right where I needed it to be, location, for my personal purpose. For anyone visiting Milan in general, it is also close to all public transport so easy enough to get to anywhere else in the city. It also has a supermarket right nearby which is great if you’re doing a lot of cooking like I did. My stay would have been perfect if not for the unpleasant contact my boyfriend, a Milan native, and I had with a person from the agency who runs the apartment. Guests should note that Elena herself is not the one greeting you or available during your stay. Unfortunately for us, this created a bit of a disconnect between the pleasant communication I had with her via Airbnb and our actual experience with the people we came in contact with. One person was very rude and another had little knowledge about the apartment when we asked him some questions about it. Guests should also keep in mind that there is a tourist tax that must be paid in cash upon arrival, not part of the payment made already and just be aware of how much you should be paying as I was almost charged for for an extra day plus for a whole six days for my boyfriend who is actually a native and does not need to pay this tax—the difference being a large amount. We also had some small problems such as no extra toilet paper (I think there should always be extra) and lots of noise until 11pm of people working in the apartment next door. This is my most accurate and true review of the place. But overall I must say that my boyfriend and I did enjoy our stay because we liked the place after all of the unfortunate things we had to deal with so I won’t hold it completely against the host. Travelers just be aware you may have to deal with some of this.