Leone's apartment is in a prime location. It's super close to the castle and the Duomo, well served by tram lines, bus lines and the underground. The kitchen is well stocked. Leone had even left a bottle of Bolognese sauce to serve our late-night post check-in hunger needs.
But that's where the positives of this review end.
Firstly, Leone's apartment, although big enough for 3 to sleep in, doesn't have the space for 3 to live in, in my opinion. I hope I make sense.
2) The apartment is poorly lit. And, I mean very poorly lit. It straight up needs brighter bulbs in there!
3) It's on the third floor (Most apartments in Milan don't have a lift, so that's okay) and the staircase is really narrow!! It was hard work pulling the suitcases up from the ground floor!
4) The big one. Leone's front door doesn't lock like a normal door should. The hinges are loose and this makes it extremely hard to lock the door from the outside. Locking the doors from the inside is impossible, unless you want to consider removing one part of the door from its hinges and awkwardly carry it about until both doors are aligned perfectly to lock with one another. We slept 3 nights with the door unlocked! It was not a comfortable experience. I advised Leone to change the front door. I would suggest you ask Leone if he did before you confirm your booking. If it is changed, I think it's a valuable property to stay in, despite the other drawbacks, because the location is quite exquisite!!