Milan Holiday rentals Italian vacation rentals of Apartments and Houses - Short term lettings

Maestro d'Oro

Cumulonimbus

There’s something about Lily Pads that put us at ease as soon as we arrived. Or rather, there were several things. From Carola’s welcome, to the natural light, to the comfortable bed, the whole place comes together beautifully. It’s calming, and while there aren’t many bold decisions in the design, that’s not a problem. The understated aesthetic is what’s called for in a place like this. In a similar vein, the surrounding streets are largely residential away from the buzz of more central areas. *The lift finishes on the floor below, so you'll have to take the stairs from the third floor to the fourth*Terrestrial TV only – there's unfortunately it's not a smart TV*Two people can sleep on a sofa bed in the living room*The bedside lights have a very soft glow, which is soothing but not especially easy to read by Air ConditioningBalconyBlack-Out BlindsBlenderBoard GamesBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCafetiereCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral He...More Details

Sailor's Solace

Fresh, understated and fuss-free, this home has your comfort at its forefront. Cool neutrals and sleek greys dominate the interior, while the bright red revolver artwork in the living space adds a punch of personality. Plop yourself down on the sofa and nestle among the cushions as dinner cooks away in the pristine kitchen. Or, if you’re not in the mood to don your chef’s hat, your locale has all tastes covered. This is where your home really comes into its own. You’re in the heart of town – surrounded by endless eateries, as well as being 500 metres from the Duomo, two minutes around the corner from the Brutalist Torre Velasca, a concrete ode to post-war Italy, and a three-minute stroll to the Missori metro stop, connecting you to all four corners of Milan. *Allergy sufferers should be aware a dog has previously lived at this home *This apartment is on the third floor with lift access *Guests five and six will sleep on the sofa bed in...More Details

Walls of Shekvati

Marionette

Granny Smith

A simple flat with an emphasis on clean lines, Echoes is a really good option for short stays in Milan. Over a longer period, the lack of washing machine might start to grate, but that’s really the only thing we can think of. It’s just off Corso Magenta, a main road that leads all the way in to the city centre, and there’s a metro station nearby as well, so getting further afield is simple. *You might not get an in-person check-in, but the self-check-in system works smoothly*As the flat's on the ground floor, there's no view to speak of*The bathroom door catches slightly on the tiles*There's no washing machine or oven Air ConditioningBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral HeatingCoffee MakerCooking EssentialsDishwasherDryerExtra Pillows and BlanketsFire ExtinguisherFirst Aid KitFridgeHair DryerHangersIronKitchenKitchen UtensilsLaptop Friendly WorkspaceLift AccessMicrowaveMultiple Sets of KeysNetflixOvenPaid Parking...More Details

Fenicottero

The criteria that separate a flat that feels like home from a flat that doesn’t are somewhat nebulous, even with all our research. Whatever the exact formula is, it’s present in Rushmore. It’s large, well furnished with quality pieces, and the things in it just seem to work seamlessly. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that it’s in a great location, near the very centre, but just set back enough to avoid the tourists in Piazza del Duomo. It’s also very easy to reach the University. *The road outside is fairly busy, and there's a tram that goes past, so you might get some traffic noise, particularly in the second bedroom*Two people can sleep on a sofa bed in the living room*The breakfast table in the kitchen is only really comfortable with four people at a time Air ConditioningBalconyBathtubBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral HeatingCoffee MakerCooking EssentialsCot / CribDishwasherDVD PlayerFire ExtinguisherFirst Aid Ki...More Details

While Redlake is a nice flat in itself (and Laura is a great host), the most exciting thing about it is the location. 10 Corso Como, the concept store to end all concept stores (it has an art gallery, a restaurant, and even a hotel inside), is right next door, as part of a stretch of high-end shops that act as a foil to the stately boutiques in the Quadrilateral. It’s one of the most fashionable districts in the city. *As the flat's on the ground floor, it doesn't get a tonne of natural light*Some of the appliances aren't brand new*The second bedroom faces onto the street, and so there might be some traffic noise*There aren't any bedside tables in the third bedroom Air ConditioningBathtubBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral HeatingChild FriendlyCleaning ProductsCoffee MakerCooking EssentialsCot / CribDishwasherFire ExtinguisherFirst Aid KitFridgeGymHair DryerHangersIronIroning BoardKitchenKitchen UtensilsLaptop F...More Details

Maestro d'Argento

Iconoclast

It might seem like a strange place to start, but Ensign’s kitchen is quite remarkable. Of course, not everyone will appreciate the over-the-top design, but the commitment is undeniable. All in all, it comes together well, with a real sense of playfulness. It’s small enough that long-term stays might end with you feeling a bit cooped up, but for shorter stays, it’s more than enough. *As the flat is on the ground floor, there are bars on the windows*It's quite a small flat, without a real living room*There's no dishwasher or laundry facilities*There isn't much going on in the immediate area, and it takes half an hour to get to the city centre on the metro*Some of the decor is playful yet definitely bold Air ConditioningAmazon PrimeBathrobesBlenderBoard GamesBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral HeatingCleaning ProductsCoffee MakerCooking EssentialsDVD LibraryDVD PlayerElectricity AdaptorsExtra Pillows and BlanketsFir...More Details

Rossobianco

While the location (a quiet street between the Duomo and Navigli) is an obvious draw of Phantom, there are other benefits to staying here. It’s a really good size for two people (using the sofa bed is possible, but not necessarily recommended), and the large windows bring in lots of natural light. It’s also worth mentioning the level of service offered by Laura and her team. They’re super professional, and while it’s clearly not a lived-in home, everything runs very smoothly. *There's no separation between the living room and the bedroom*While it's nice to have the balcony, it isn't really large enough to socialise on*Two people can sleep on a sofa bed in the living room, but they'd have no privacy Air ConditioningBalconyBreakfast IncludedBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCarbon Monoxide DetectorCentral HeatingCoffee MakerCooking EssentialsCot / CribDishwasherDryerDVD PlayerFridgeHair DryerHangersIronIroning BoardKitchenKitchen UtensilsLaptop...More Details

This studio boutique studio apartment may be small, but its central location makes it the perfect home for couples and individuals looking for the independence of an apartment. While the original wooden ceilings and comfortable furniture make it a charming space to relax after a busy day.We would love to begin each morning here by throwing open the doors to the Juliet balcony to enjoy the fresh breeze and the views over the rooftops on offer as we sip a coffee. Then, head out and explore the sights and attractions of Milan. The columns of San Lorenzo are a short two-minute walk away, while the historic Duomo is reachable in fifteen minutes on foot. When it’s time for dinner, the restaurants and bars of Navigli are just nineteen minutes away on public transport. Then, return home for a relaxing night before you do it all again tomorrow. *Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request*This home has a kitchenette with a ...More Details

Step into a world of jungle bliss at this tropical home in Milan’s hip Isola neighbourhood. Housed in a former mattress factory dating back to the 1930s, there are still traces of this home’s quirky past hidden amongst its plants’ tangle of fronds, including exposed brick walls, cast iron radiators, cement floors and beautiful beamed ceilings. The living room is decked out in a carousel of ornaments, with giant areca palms framing a shelved feature wall and a grand ornamental fireplace. The dining room is a joy to gather in with its leafy wallpaper and 1950s pink mirror table, while the kitchen looks like a vintage bakery counter with its island, breakfast bar and wicker chairs. Upstairs, the red-curtained bedroom is a sumptuous affair with a mind-boggling floating bed and a freestanding tub that invites long soaks after a day of sightseeing. Speaking of things to do, go out and explore the local area – Isola is packed full of cool cafe...More Details

What you see is what you get with Piccolino. It’s a tiny flat, and even having two people staying there might be too many (we have no idea what’s going on with the second bed, but it could be useful for storing suitcases), but what is there is very nice. We’re not talking designer furniture, but if it’s been thought through, as is the case here, there’s nothing necessarily wrong with stocking up at Ikea. The location is super vibrant and design buffs will particularly enjoy it. *You might not get an in-person check-in*There's no air conditioning, oven, or dishwasher*The decision to include a second bed above the first is genuinely perplexing*The main bed is only 140cm by 190cm, so it's not the largest*The shower's also only 190cm high – which should be fine for most, but tall people will notice Buzzer / Wireless IntercomCentral HeatingHair DryerKitchenLift AccessMicrowaveMultiple Sets of KeysNetflixRain ShowerTVWashing MachineWi-fi...More Details

Colour Inversion

Colour Reversal

Pastel Playground

A Lady of Milan

The Warmest Wishes

Situated just a few steps from Corso Garibaldi, Milan's central hub for world-class shopping and the city's nightlife, the lively location of this apartment is undoubtedly its best-selling point. With so many happening bars and restaurants on your doorstep, there'll be little need to prepare your own meals here, however, the small kitchen space allows you to do so should you prefer. There's a Nespresso coffee machine with pods and a selection of teas to get your stay off to a well-caffeinated start. Meanwhile, the air conditioning and designated desk space (if you'll need to work from home) are convenient extras that will make your stay here all the more comfortable. *The apartment is located on the first floor, without a lift. *Bed linens and towels are changed every three days here. *Parking in Milan can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to the easily accessible public transport where possible. *Given the home's central spot, exp...More Details

Piazza Rose

Muse Milano

Artful Mind

Serenity in Milan