It's clear from our stay at this apartment and the extensive city guides Angelo provided that he has a deep love of sharing his wonderful city with the world. I can't say for sure what the best part of our stay was, but there's not one single thing that could make this apartment better. Angelo easily and quickly checked us in remotely and gave me a history of the building via WhatsApp video chat. It was built in 1221, and still has the soaring ceilings with their original wood beams and the original stone windowsills. We were pleasantly surprised that, of all the places we stayed in Italy, this was the only one that could fit a full size stroller easily through the entrance gate, into the elevator, and through the front door--a nice amenity when you have a 10 month old sleeping off a long day of traveling and don't want to wake him up! The apartment itself is sleek, stylish, luxurious, and clean, with large windows, real wood parquet floors, high end appliances, and soft-close drawers. Both the main bed and the pull out in the living room were incredibly comfortable and the hot water pressure was perfect. The location can't be beat--on a happening street directly across from the University of Milan with many restaurants, cafes, and a grocery store. It's the best of both worlds as during the afternoon and evening, you can open the windows and hear the life going on below, but the street was quiet each night by 830 pm at the latest. Speaking of the location, I couldn't believe how close the apartment was to the Duomo and the central square of Milan--you can stay here , see the sights, and truly walk back to the apartment for lunch, or to use the restroom, or to relax for a bit without any trouble at all. It's a two minute walk at most. My only issue was the stay was too short! We would love to come back to Milan, and when we do, we'll be sure to book Angelo's apartment.