Affitto 3 camera appartamento di 75 m² in Milan

[ita] Disponibile da: Mensilità minime prenotabili: 1 Mensilità massime prenotabili: 12 Per prenotare l'annuncio clicca sul bottone "Prenota Qui" [eng] Available from: Minimum months rental: 1 Maximum months rental: 12 To book the listing click on the button 'book here' ? Charming apartment nicely based in Zona Buenos Aires ? 807 ft2 | 75 m2 ? 2 bedrooms ? 2 bathrooms ? Essentially equipped kitchen ? Next to Casa museo Boschi di Stefano ? 11-minute walk to the Museum of illusions ? 12-minute walk to Corso Buenos Aires – a street known for its numerous clothing stores ? Indro Montanelli Gardens is a 14-minute walk ? Lima subway station is a 7-minute walk ? Wide range of bars, shopping and dining options nearby Spaces ? 2 bedrooms — the first bedroom offers a double bed and a flat-screen tv — the second bedroom is fitted with two single beds pushed together ? 2 bathrooms ? a welcoming living area with a Smart tv and a double sofa bed ? An essentially equipped kitchen ? Dining area suitable for up to 6 guests ? Family friendly ? An extensive area guide is provided, and we are available 24/7 ? Essentials, linens, towels, and wifi are provided Save this property listing to your wish list for future trips Access ? Guests will have access to the entire apartment. ? The property is on the ground floor, and there is a lift available. Check-in Information: Guests are free to check in on their own with a self-check-in system. Property management We’re proud to host our guests in a wide selection of top-quality properties across Europe. . Interactions If you have any questions before or during your stay, we’re here for you 24/7. . Surroundings Welcome to Zona Buenos Aires, a bustling hub of style, culture, and excitement in the heart of Milan! Stretching along the famous Corso Buenos Aires, this vibrant neighbourhood is a must-visit for any traveller seeking to experience the essence of Milanese charm and cosmopolitan flair. As you stroll down Corso Buenos Aires, one of the longest shopping streets in Europe, you'll be captivated by the sheer variety of stores, from high-end fashion boutiques to charming local shops. Whether you're on the hunt for the latest designer trends or unique Italian souvenirs, you'll find it all here. The street comes alive with the energy of both locals and tourists, making it the perfect place to immerse yourself in the city's dynamic atmosphere. Beyond shopping, Zona Buenos Aires is a culinary delight. Treat yourself to delicious Italian cuisine at the many cafes and restaurants lining the street. Enjoy a leisurely espresso at a sidewalk cafe, savour authentic pizza and pasta dishes, or indulge in a scoop (or two) of heavenly gelato. The neighbourhood's diverse dining options cater to every palate and budget, ensuring a memorable gastronomic experience. Art and culture enthusiasts will also find plenty to explore. The area is conveniently located near some of Milan's most iconic landmarks, such as the historic Porta Venezia, a grand gate marking the entrance to the city's central district. Just a short walk away, you'll discover the beautiful Indro Montanelli Public Gardens, a serene oasis perfect for a relaxing afternoon amidst lush greenery and captivating sculptures. As evening falls, Zona Buenos Aires transforms into a lively nightlife scene. Trendy bars and cozy pubs invite you to unwind with a refreshing cocktail or a glass of fine Italian wine. Whether you're looking to dance the night away or enjoy a quiet evening with friends, you'll find the perfect spot to create unforgettable memories. Zona Buenos Aires is not just a neighbourhood; it's an experience that captures the spirit of Milan. With its eclectic mix of shopping, dining, culture, and nightlife, it's a place where every visitor can find something to love. So, come and explore this vibrant district and let the charm of Milan enchant you. For great ideas of handpicked tours and activities, check out Transport ? There is no free parking available at this property. ? Blue line nearby is available, and it costs €2-3 per hour. ? The nearest bus stop is Via Plinio Via Eustachi, and it is a 3-minute walk. ? Lima subway station is a 7-minute walk. ? Milano Porta Venezia train station is a 10-minute walk. ? Nearest airport: 16-minute drive to Milan Linate Airport For the most convenient ride to and from the airport or train station, book your ride at altido.Book-online-om Notes . ? In light of the current situation, we kindly ask our guests to consume electricity and gas mindfully. Please note we will add an additional charge for excessive energy usage. *Please note that guests are obligated to pay a city tax due to local government law. This city tax varies between cities, and it is not included in the accommodation fare and cleaning fee. House rules There are, however, a few points we politely ask guests to note before their arrival and throughout their stay: . – Strictly no smoking, no parties, no pets. – Dispose of rubbish appropriately. – Keep the property clean and tidy. – Whilst washing up and stripping the beds at check-out would be appreciated, it is by no means expected. – Quiet hours are between 10 pm and 9 am. So please keep the noise down and respect the neighbours in the building. – Please remember to close all windows and doors when leaving. – Careful attention to the keys is extremely important. Guests are responsible for any additional costs resulting from misplaced keys or locksmith call-outs. – To ensure the safety of our current and future guests, we ask all guests to complete our online check-in form and to provide a valid form of identification. – Guests are obliged by Italian law to follow the rules regarding rubbish collection and recycling. The schedule is different for each city, and guests can find written instructions in the property. – Guests are obliged by Italian law to provide identification and pay the city tax before check-in. . – The condominium (central) heating will work on a schedule, as imposed by Italian law, and heating cannot be adjusted. The schedule will operate as follows: 6 am to 9 am, 12 pm to 2 pm, and 8 pm to 11 pm. – The highest temperature allowed by Italian law for the residential sector is 19 degrees Celsius for all thermostats, both central and autonomous heating. – Please do not use more than one appliance at once. Otherwise, you may experience power outages. If this happens, guests will need to reset the fuse box.