Rosibel is a great host and person in general. I booked her place right after cancelling another reservation, because the host didn't have heating available. She did. She welcomed me into her apartment and actually put me her bedroom instead of the room you see pictured, to ensure that my need to be warm was satisfied, because her bedroom has a door that can contain the heat better when using a space heater. (In Milan between Summer and Fall most property managers don't turn on their building heat immediately.) Her giving me her bedroom was a gracious and kind gesture. I stayed for two days and was able to rest from having been running around with my luggage each of the past 2 days in town seeking out suitable accommodations.

Rosibel ensured that I had everything I needed and often encouraged me to take a look at the city after resting by giving me ideas of where to take walks, take photos, great places to eat and good locations where to find travel gifts.

My experience staying with Rosibel overall was awesome.

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Here's a couple facts you may need that I don't see listed in the location description that I think would've been helpful for me to know prior to booking:

--- 1 --- It's a one bedroom apartment with a total of 3 rooms: the bedroom, the bathroom and the kitchen/dining/living area. The "room" that you see pictured is actually the kitchen/dining/living area, it's not a separate room. (However, Rosibel is AWESOME about privacy and she does not use the kitchen and living areas when she has a guest.) Also, the bed you see there is a pull-out couch bed. I personally didn't sleep on it. Other reviews can provide further information.

--- 2 --- The wifi/internet that's available is metered wifi; the kind you get from your mobile provider for a certain amount of GBs per month, and it works off of a sort-of mobile hotspot. It's not the type of hardline internet you get from a cable company or similar provider. If you need to download heavy files, or perhaps make Wifi calls, this can pose an issue for you. It did for me. My phone has free Wifi calling when roaming abroad. Without strong/unmetered Wifi, I had to refrain from making non-critical calls for the 2 days I was there, or else I'd incur the per minute calling fees from my mobile provider. (Not a huge problem, but a necessary inconvenience to note.)

Once more, my overall experience with Rosibel as a host was great. Booking with her is a great value and she's perfectly located near some of the cultural centers and community gathering locations of the city. Enjoy Milan!