Milan's Chinatown is a diverse, well-connected neighbourhood, and this ground-floor apartment is the perfect base for exploring the city. Don't miss the grand Parco Sempione on your way into the city – you can't miss the Arco della Pace at the park entrance. The mezzanine bedroom is a highlight, where there's just enough space to unwind after a busy day. However, there's also a ground-floor bedroom and a sofa bed if you'd rather have a bit more head space. While there's not too much space in the kitchen (and a lack of natural light), you'll find everything you need to cook meals – that's if you don't fancy the numerous pizzerias in the neighbourhood.

Home truths:
*The second bedroom is in the lofted mezzanine. It's separated from the living space by an open staircase with no door, so it lacks privacy. Little ones should be supervised on this level – the home is not suitable for children under two.
*Guests have reported signs of general wear and tear on the furnishings.
*The bathrooms in this home are quite small. That said, they have everything you need to get ready for the day.
*At full occupancy, one guest will sleep on a sofa bed.
*For those with reduced mobility, there's a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom here.
*Due to the layout of this home, you may find that it lacks natural light. In colder weather, the apartment may get cold, but there is heating available.