The place was wonderful, picturesque really. The metro, supermarket are incredibly close and convenient and the nearby landmarks are only a brisk walk away. Location wise, ideal.
The apartment has everything you need really, I made a carbonara with zero fuss. The market (literally just outside the apartment block on the Saturdays) made for even more atmosphere. Air conditioning, good. Toilet, good. Kitchen, good. Beds, good (sofa bed, good). Neighbours, wasn't annoyed by casual noise in the evening, therefore good also. You can hear other people in the nearby flats, but rarely. Overall nothing at all to fault the place.
Maria was nice and funny. Having given us a good talk when we met for the first time its clear she cares for the flat. Was very helpful with my flight as well as making sure she was there when I checked out early and when I checked in. Make sure you keep in contact with her though, she's a busy host!
Would definitely consider checking in with her again. Even if the price is steep, the quality is worth. Especially with 3 people which meant the 232 for 3 nights was actually affordable.
Here's a tip: (THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MARIA OR THE FLAT) I had this awful dinner in Milan, not far from the flat. Which is the sole reason I made a carbonara at the flat. There's a restaurant where it's like a music deal, and looks nice inside (like a grey colour theme). OPPOSITE the road, is another restaurant. This one is pure culinary hell. I would probably write another review on here about every dish I got and how bad it was. Normally I eat everything, so it's very rare I say a meal is as horrific as it was. Just don't buy a full antipasti, primi, secondi, side, beverage and caffe for €25. 100% not worth, if I was the kinda person who tactically chunders, I would have. But I was hungry (not that it was even filling). Basically, go somewhere nice. Milan was lovely though otherwise.