Holiday Apartments in Milan

The apartment left a really good impression, located in a safe and clean neighborhood. Convenient self check-in. It was clean, had modern renovations, and everything needed for a comfortable stay and cooking. There's a good supermarket nearby. We took the tram to the city center, and the metro station was a bit further away. Definitely recommend it. We'll stay here again next time.

Had a really pleasant stay at Residenza delle Città. From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly accommodating, friendly, and professional. Check-in was smooth and efficient, and they were always happy to help with any questions or requests throughout our stay. The same level of care continued through to check-out, which made the overall experience feel very welcoming and well-managed. The room itself was excellent—spacious, clean, and thoughtfully laid out. The bed was comfortable, and the facilities provided everything we needed for a relaxing stay. It felt like a great balance between a hotel and a serviced apartment, which added to the comfort. The only small downside was that the air conditioning wasn’t available during the non-peak season. While this wasn’t a major issue, it would have been nice to have the option, especially as the room could get a little warm at times. Overall, a very positive experience. The combination of great staff, comfortable rooms, and convenient location makes this a place I would definitely consider staying at again when visiting Milan.

The studio had flimsy automatic locks and was located on a balcony of an internal courtyard. There was no window, only the main door which was basically a floor to ceiling window. Sadly, the cheap blackout blinds they installed were attached to the glass panels which meant it was not possible to keep the window/door open without anyone peeking inside or while keeping safety in mind. Overall, I could not get any fresh air while in the apartment, it was noisy and it didn’t feel safe. Cleanliness was so so, I found black hairs on the bedsheets and lint here and there. The pros were the helpful phone customer service (not the whatsapp service…), soft towels and the fact that it was a cost-effective accommodation — but I would never go back nor recommend this place

The apartment is very close to the Central Station. After finding the Terminal Bus exit for the Linate Aeroporto airport shuttle, it's just a three-minute walk. Within five minutes, you can reach Metro lines M1, M2, and M3, and there's also a tram stop nearby. The apartment is spacious; even with three adults and the sofa bed open, there's still plenty of room to move around after opening luggage. Both the bed and the sofa bed are very firm. Upon entering the apartment for the first time, there was indeed an odd smell, but it wasn't from the bathroom or uncleanliness. It seemed to be from old flooring and poor air circulation due to closed windows. The situation improved after a day. There are three additional points to note during check-in: 1. A deposit of €100 is required. 2. You need to sign a ”contract” that is only in Italian. 3. Not only do you have to sort your trash, but upon leaving the apartment, you must dispose of the sorted trash into the large recycling bins in the building's cellar.

The apartment is in a great location close to the metro, buses and the tram. It is a quiet area about 15 minutes from the city center. There were several problems though. We were traveling on dome hot days and we wanted to use the AC. We were informed that it was not the ”season” for AC therefore they would not turn it on. The info on this apartment clearly stated that there was AC. Apparently it's only available at certain times so make sure to check. We were told to open the windows but I stated that I had terrible allergies and there were alot of mosquitos. Of course what happened is that I got really bad allergies and was bitten by mosquitos all over. Also, when you book a place that has a kitchen it is a reasonable expectation that it will have some utensils or plates or a pot or pan. There is absolutely nothing. So if you are planning to cook you would have to bring your own utensils.

Hygienic: The room is clean and tidy. The fly in the ointment, the washing machine is poor in hygiene, and the inner tube has not been cleaned. Environment: Quiet and comfortable, there are convenience stores and pizza shops downstairs. Metro Line 4 is right at the street, very convenient.

To get an access key, We have to go to another building around 3 blocks away in order to get a key. The inconvenience is, appointment had made to me in front of one Villa’s door. We found other guests waiting there to but there is no more instructions for access. We have to call property and finally find out that their office just like at the next two - three rooms. I don’t understand why they didn’t make appointments at their office at first time. We we were feeling frustrated while we had been asked from the villa’s owner why we stood there in front of their property. The room is quiet good actually.

The location is excellent — just a 1–2 minute walk from Cadorna Station, making it very convenient for getting anywhere in Milan. The apartment is equipped with a small kitchenette, refrigerator, and basic tableware, which makes it suitable for short stays. There’s also a supermarket nearby, so it’s handy for preparing simple meals — a good way to save on food costs in expensive Milan. That said, remember this is Italy — don’t expect luxury or unnecessary extras. Think of it as offering the essentials for a comfortable, modern stay. One thing to note: the check-in process can be a bit tricky. You’ll need to send photos of your passport online first, and only afterward will you receive access instructions for the apartment. It’s a bit of a hassle, but once you’re in, everything works smoothly.