Near Piazza Maciachini, at the San Pio X Hospital, and a 10-minute walk from the Isola neighborhood, you’ll find MadeWithLove—a spacious two-room apartment in an early 20th-century building, completely renovated and tastefully furnished. Bright and perfect for a couple or family, it features a living room with a TV and a French-style sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, and a large bathroom with a shower. The area is well-served by shops, supermarkets, and restaurants; Centrale FS is just 3 subway stops away, and Piazza Duomo is a 7-minute walk away.



The Space

Theapartment is on the 1st floor (no elevator) in an elegant and quiet building; it’s the ideal comfortable base for those seeking a relaxing stay away from the tourist crowds, yet central and well-connected. Entry to the apartment is managed via a self-check-in system that offers guests great freedom of access.

Recently renovated and furnished with love and care, this spacious one-bedroom apartment offers all the comforts of home in a typical modern Milanese style. The apartment has an excellent air conditioning system to ensure the ideal temperature in the summer. Upon entering, you’ll find the living room and relaxation area with a comfortable sofa bed, television, and dining area. The comfortable kitchen area is part of the living room, and the bedroom and living room feature beautiful authentic hardwood floors.

MadeWithLove provides everything you need for laundry, including a washing machine, drying rack, iron, ironing board, and detergent.

The spacious walk-in closet helps keep the bedroom tidy and provides storage for suitcases and clothes.

The kitchen is fully equipped with appliances: an espresso machine, a kettle, an oven, a microwave, and a refrigerator with a freezer.

The spaces at MadeWithLove have been optimized for a pleasant stay without sacrificing anything; free high-speed Wi-Fi and a concierge service on weekdays round out the amenities.



PLEASE NOTE: Guests are advised that air conditioning is available only from June 1 through September 30.



GUEST ACCESS:

Guests will have the entire two-room apartment to themselves, located on the 1st floor without an elevator.



Additional details to note

7 days beforearrival, you will receive instructions on how to register your documents via our Guest Portal.

We need this procedure to verify your information and documents and to send the details to the Alloggiati Web police service, which is the Italian procedure for registering guests staying in Italy.

You can find all the information on the official AlloggiatiWeb website.poliziadistato



The use of air conditioning and heating is subject to compliance with current Italian regulations (Presidential Decree No. 74 of April 16, 2013, Ministerial Decree No. 383 of 6.10.2022).

Summer: The average air temperature must not be lower than 26°C for all types of buildings.

Winter: The weighted average air temperature must not exceed 19°C. The operating period and daily operating duration depend on the climate zone defined by the regulations.

Milan Climate Zone E: 14 hours per day from October 15 to April 15.



Note: Completing registration is MANDATORY in order to receive instructions and gain access to the apartment.



CIR: 015146-LNI-07866. The Identification Code is a code that certifies the safety and compliance of this accommodation facility with the regulations of the City of Milan, the Lombardy Region, and the Italian government. This guarantees you a high standard of service and hospitality, as well as compliance with the requirements established by Italian law.



Please note that assistance for any issues related to check-in via automated access is available (remotely) until 10:00 PM.



At this property, check-in is conducted via automated access. Further information will be provided at the time of booking.



CIR: 015146-LNI-07866

CIN: IT015146C2ME85KEM2



Neighborhood description

Northeast of Milan, prior to 2011, the yellow subway line terminated at Piazzale Maciachini, a wide open space alongside the highway loop at the start of Viale Marche, where trams depart for Niguarda and where one can take Via Imbonati or the Milan-Meda expressway. Today, Maciachini is a lively area, home to people of diverse ethnic backgrounds and socioeconomic classes, with a constant flow of people at all hours. The neighborhood begins there, between Piazza Nizza and Largo Vulci, a cluster of residential buildings housing the middle class (mostly Milanese) and the working class (mostly immigrants) that stretch all the way to Viale Zara, which serves as the boundary with the Villaggio dei Giornalisti, so named for the concentration of publishing professionals who settled there starting in the 1920s, around Villa Mirabello.

This neighborhood consists of houses and small villas from the early and mid-20th century nestled among trees and greenery, some designed by famous architects, making it one of Milan’s most beautiful and under-explored neighborhoods.

Between Via Melchiorre Gioia and Piazza Carbonari, lies the heart of Maggiolina itself—an idyllic village of 19th-century cottages with gardens, nestled within a maze of flower-lined streets, sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding busy roads.



WHY VISIT?

To see Villa Figini on Via Ettore Perrone, the rationalist stilt house designed and inhabited by architect Luigi Figini (1903-1984), in collaboration with Gino Pollini, Italy’s leading modernist architect. Figini designed the workshops, the social club, and the housing for Olivetti employees in Ivrea, the Hoepli building in Milan, and planned the Harar neighborhood in San Siro and the Church of the Madonna dei Poveri in Baggio.

To visit Villa Mirabello, a historic noble residence in pure Lombard Renaissance style, featuring the typical brick pointed-arch windows. The Murat Sports Center, surrounded by a new park and a bike station, features an indoor swimming pool and a multipurpose arena for basketball, volleyball, handball, etc.



GETTING AROUND THE AREA:

From the apartment, you can get around all of Milan by public transportation: the Maciachini stop on the M3 subway line is very close by. The location offers great flexibility for easily reaching the city center via the metro: it takes just 3 stops to get to Stazione Centrale (from there, you can take buses to all airports, including Malpensa and Orio al Serio), and 7 stops to reach Piazza Duomo. It’s also close to the picturesque Isola neighborhood, which you can reach with a pleasant ten-minute walk—a neighborhood full of restaurants, bistros, nightspots, and lovely shops of all kinds.

Here are the public transportation options to get to the area:

- M3 Yellow: Sondrio, Zara, Maciachini

- M5 (Lilac): Zara, Marche, Istria

- Tram: 5, 7, 31

- Buses 42, 43, 81