Experience and commitment have distinguished this brand for years. Casa da Suite administers a housing stock able to comply with more than 30.000 welcomes yearly. Attention to the costumer and care for detail are the history of this enterprise, successful day by day and well-established over time. Hundreds of owners rely on Casa da Suite, a safe bet to rent for profit one’s own property. Thousands of guests book its properties, the ideal place where a pleasant experience becomes an unforgettable memory.

Close to the center of Milan, and well connected by two metro stops (Lodi TBB, or Brenta, MM3 yellow line), this apartment, characterized by large and bright spaces and recently completely renovated with design interventions, is on the first floor of an elegant building, equipped with a lift and concierge. Fully equipped, it is able to accommodate four people, in total comfort and tranquility. With large double bedroom, living room with sofa bed, spacious dining room, equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower and small terrace Casa da Suite Essenza meets the needs of each guest. The entire accommodation, including air conditioning, wifi, soundproofing, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave is the ideal accommodation for work commitments, for sightseeing or for shopping.

Porta Romana is a district full of Milanese history and traditions and very well connected to the city center. Old artisan shops and typical street markets are mixed with a modern shopping center and a large hypermarket. There are numerous meeting places, as well as the typical and trendy restaurants that offer the possibility of tasting Italian and international specialties, for every taste and pocket. A few minutes away you can reach the new headquarters of the Prada Foundation (Largo Isarco 2), landmark of the Milanese cultural offer, which hosts temporary exhibitions and a collection of works, mostly from the XX and XXI centuries, of the Prada collection. This complex, designed by the architectural studio Oma led by Rem Koolhass, is characterized by an articulated architectural configuration that combines pre-existing buildings (a distillery dating back to the 1910s, where the Cavallino Rosso brandy was produced) and three new and modern buildings. Behind the Spanish Walls of Porta Romana and next to the massive door erected in 1596 (which for two centuries was the only monumental entrance to the city), there are the Baths of Milan, housed in a charming Liberty building.