Marzia's apartment is nice and bright (the pictures on the website are very accurate), with a small, well-equipped kitchen for lighter cooking and a big bathroom with a great shower (both when it comes to size, water pressure and temperature - something you're definitely not always spoiled with when traveling in Italy) and a washing machine. There is also a small balcony with a great view of the Gae Aulenti skyscrapers (obviously it was too cold to take advantage of this at my stay, but when it gets warmer it will be lovely to have your morning coffee there). The apartment is very well located, about 15 minutes by foot from the Central station and 20-25 minutes from the Duomo. If you prefer public transportation, it is located between two metro stations (about 5-7 minutes) and there are trams and buses around the corner. I was met by both Marzia and Luciano. They were both very nice and friendly and showed and explained everything about the apartment. That they really care about their guests having a pleasant stay can be seen in the fact that they do not only supply the "obligatory" salt, oil etc., but also a lot of "extras" such as water bottles, coffee capsules, several different teas, marmalade, croissants and toasts, bathrobes, detergent etc. The communication was also very good. The only thing I would like to point out is that one should keep in mind that Italian apartments often can get a little cold in the winter, especially if it has large windows like this one does. So, a sweater and a pair of warm socks is a good idea to bring if you're visiting in this period.