SWEETSTAY is a hospitality company based in London that specialises in sourcing medium term accommodation for corporate professionals in relocation and short term accommodation for holiday makers in different locations in Europe.

## The space Step into our delightful Airbnb nestled in Milan's vibrant Piazza Cinque Giornate. Positioned on the eighth level of an elegant building, which is elevator-accessible up to the seventh floor, followed by a flight of stairs, this flat presents an exceptional blend of luxury and flair. The highlight is undoubtedly the balcony, providing a breathtaking view of Milan's cityscape, including the iconic Cathedral. The apartment features one cozy bedroom with a comfortable double bed, ensuring a restful sleep. The living room is tastefully furnished, complete with a sofa bed, television and a cozy electric fireplace, accommodating a total of four guests. This space is perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the city. The bathroom is equipped with a modern shower, offering a refreshing start or end to your day. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the essentials, including a microwave, Nespresso and dishwasher, making it easy for you to prepare meals just the way you like. For your convenience, the apartment also includes a combination washing and dryer machine, perfect for longer stays. Stay connected and entertained with our high-speed WiFi, and enjoy the comfort of air conditioning, a rare find in many traditional Milanese buildings. ## Guest access The apartment is at your complete and private disposal. ## Guest interaction We are at your complete disposal to answer any questions before and during your stay. We have many tips for the city and its surroundings. ## Other things to note ***IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ PAYING ATTENTION*** TOURIST CITY TAX: Euro 4.50 per person per night. Children under 18 free of charge The lead guest must be over 21 years old and will be required to sign a short-term agreement upon arrival. That is for insurance, fiscal and legal purposes. All guests are required to show a valid identity card upon check-in, if not, they will not be allowed to enter (due to Italian Police regulations). By ...

The centre of the Porta Vittoria district is the square where Grandi's obelisk is located; this square is now called Piazza Cinque Giornate ("Five Days Square"). Most streets, avenues, and square in the district are named after heroes and prominent events of the Milanese Risorgimento and the Five Days. A large avenue crossing Piazza Cinque Giornate in east-west direction is called Corso di Porta Vittoria to the west and Corso 22 Marzo to the west. In the north-south direction, the Piazza is crossed by one of the main ring roads of Milan, the Circonvallazione Interna ("inner ringroad", as opposed to the Circonvallazione Esterna, the "outer ringroad" which embraces a much wider area). In the Porta Vittoria district, the Circonvallazione Interna is composed of streets Viale Montenero and Viale Regina Margherita. The area is mostly a shopping district, with Piazza Cinque Giornate, as well as the two Corso's, being lined with large stores and shops. ## Getting around The square is close to bus, tram and metro stops.