B&B Milano Centro

14/04/2017

B&B Milano Centro

13/04/2017

In Porta Venezia stylish and modern apartment equipped with air ducted air conditioning, very quiet, as it faces two courtyards, and completely renovated in 2014 with attention to detail such as: design, networks ergonomic, latex mattresses and memory , spacious closets. The kitchen is fully equipped: refrigerator, coffee maker, kettle, oven, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and dishes. Each bathroom is equipped with shower, hairdryer and welcome! Available: towels, sheets, duvets and blankets. In the living room confortable and elegant sofa bed and 50 "TV LED, vacuum cleaner in the laundry, washing, drying, ironing board and iron. It is characterized by the privacy of the two double bedrooms, according to the needs of the guests, each with its own bathroom.

Locality and attractions
Porta Venezia, Corso Buenos Aires and all of its boutiques and stores.
Porta Venezia is one of the six main gates of Milan, built inside of the ramparts.Today characterized by the presence of neoclassical doors designed by Vantini (), stands in the center of Piazza Oberdanat the outlet of Corso Venezia.

It is one of the new entries of the nightlife in Milan. The area of Porta Venezia, once a deserted residential area, has now become one of the most popular nightlife areas, with some streets as Panfilo Castaldi , Felice Casati, via Lecco and around filled with restaurants and pubs of every kind , for every taste and pocket. It is therefore not difficult to find on the sidewalks, man in forties besides students in career or fashion victims next to businessman when the weather permits but also in the cooler evenings . Many historic windows have given way to ethnic restaurants, Italian and sushi bar in order to complete the offer of entertainment in the area.

How to get there from the city center:

You are in the center and you can walk to the Duomo, but if you really want there's a tram number 9 or underground line MM1 Porta Venezia.

How to get from the airport:
Shuttle bus to Central Station

In Porta Venezia stylish and modern apartment equipped with air ducted air conditioning, very quiet, as it faces two courtyards, and completely renovated in 2014 with attention to detail such as: design, networks ergonomic, latex mattresses and memory , spacious closets. The kitchen is fully equipped: refrigerator, coffee maker, kettle, oven, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and dishes. Each bathroom is equipped with shower, hairdryer and welcome! Available: towels, sheets, duvets and blankets. In the living room confortable and elegant sofa bed and 50 "TV LED, vacuum cleaner in the laundry, washing, drying, ironing board and iron. It is characterized by the privacy of the two double bedrooms, according to the needs of the guests, each with its own bathroom.

Locality and attractions
Porta Venezia, Corso Buenos Aires and all of its boutiques and stores.
Porta Venezia is one of the six main gates of Milan, built inside of the ramparts.Today characterized by the presence of neoclassical doors designed by Vantini (), stands in the center of Piazza Oberdanat the outlet of Corso Venezia.

It is one of the new entries of the nightlife in Milan. The area of Porta Venezia, once a deserted residential area, has now become one of the most popular nightlife areas, with some streets as Panfilo Castaldi , Felice Casati, via Lecco and around filled with restaurants and pubs of every kind , for every taste and pocket. It is therefore not difficult to find on the sidewalks, man in forties besides students in career or fashion victims next to businessman when the weather permits but also in the cooler evenings . Many historic windows have given way to ethnic restaurants, Italian and sushi bar in order to complete the offer of entertainment in the area.

How to get there from the city center:

You are in the center and you can walk to the Duomo, but if you really want there's a tram number 9 or underground line MM1 Porta Venezia.

How to get from the airport:
Shuttle bus to Central Station

13/04/2017

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