At this place you get what you pay for. The pictures do reflect how the place appeared, but some of the unseen things were an issue for us. I'll just start with the negatives and make my way to the positives.
Cons: One of the bedroom doors did not close. I had to just close it as much as it could, but it did not latch. The kitchen has very few utensils, so do not plan on making yourself elaborate italian meals here. The kitchen sink is also really small, and the faucet has a LOT of build up so the water constantly sprays everywhere when trying to wash your dishes. The chairs in the kitchen were also very uncomfortable, which is a bummer considering it is the only communal area in the space. The shower is also very tiny, making it nearly impossible to bend over to grab your toiletries on the ground. The shower head also falls quite a bit, so you'll have to try to get it in the perfect position to make it stay for the whole shower. The main frustration for our small group was the wifi. If you are someone coming to Milan with the intention of doing remote/online work, this is not the place for you.
Pros: Even though it is not in the central Milan area, it is very close to the metro which made it easy to navigate the city. It is also very close to a popular shopping street. The host and her help are very responsive and came quickly to help when we ran into an issue. It is also located directly across the street from a grocery store which was awesome. The balcony was also a great place to look out and enjoy the area.
Overall, this place is a bargain, and if you looking to cut costs for lodging so you can spend it shopping, then you will enjoy your stay here. Just posting this to give future guests a better idea of what they are walking into!