I reserved this for 4 nights for three of us, but ended up staying there for my entire stay of 15 nights after my friends left. Valentina and her family respond quickly, for anything. This is SO important as many apartments are run by management companies that aren’t going to be there for you if you need them. I locked myself out, and they were so helpful late at night. Giuseppe even came and changed a light bulb for me because I couldn’t get to it!
The apartment is in excellent shape. Everything works and is very well maintained. It has a combo washer/dryer. It’s on the ground floor, so no riding up and down tiny elevators. The terrace is big, unfortunately in early March this year it wasn't warm enough and the sunlight doesn’t hit it yet so I didn’t use it – but it would be great from April on.
The apartment is very quiet. It’s on the inside of the building away from the street, so you don’t hear anything. No cars, no police sirens, etc. In fact, I’d wake up to birds chirping in the courtyard...in Milan!
Getting around from here is pretty easy as well. I was on crutches and thought it was pretty good. There is a street car stop around the corner. That can take you up to the metro stop Crocetta. Or you can walk there in 5 min or less. It’s nice also if you use taxis or Uber because it has a sidestreet in front of the apartment where cars pick you up.
My favorite spots nearby for eating: PizzaAM (amazing pizzeria), Gelateria PiccoLina (small artisan gelateria, my favorite in all of Milan) and Osteria L’Oca Giuliva (good home Italian cooking).
I don't think I'd stay anywhere else if I go back to Milan.