Host - CASA ALEXANDRA

Located between Piazza Gae Aulenti and Porta Nuova, next to Corso Como and Brera, is Alexandra, a stylishly renovated and furnished two-room apartment for your stays in the heart of Milan. With a loft area, a beautiful kitchen, and sleeping arrangements for three in two separate rooms, you can leave your car behind and enjoy the restaurants, boutiques, and shops on foot. Alexandra is strategically located for nightlife and well-connected to the entire city.



CIN: IT015146C2Y6QDDJ6T

CIR: 015146-LNI-07268



The apartment is on the first floor of a traditional Milanese building, which has been renovated and is very quiet; it’s the ideal comfortable base for those seeking a relaxing stay that’s close to the nightlife yet peaceful and well-connected.

Recently furnished with love and care, this one-bedroom apartment offers all the comforts of home in a typical modern Milanese style. As soon as you enter, you’ll find yourself in the living room, which features a spacious and comfortable sofa bed and a kitchen equipped with all appliances. A hallway leads to the elegant bathroom and the loft, which has a double bed, a television, and a closet.

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

The spaces at Alexandra have been optimized for a pleasant stay without sacrificing anything; free high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning round out the amenities.



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



Seven days before your arrival, you’ll receive instructions on how to register your documents via our Guest Portal and pay the tourist tax.

We need this procedure to verify your information and documents and to send the information 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 Alloggiati Web 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.



Check-in at this property is handled via an automated system. Further information will be provided at the time of booking.



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



Please note: completing registration is MANDATORY in order to receive instructions and gain access to the apartment.



The Garibaldi neighborhood takes its name from the large train station located on its northern edge. It’s a charming, predominantly residential neighborhood to live in: it’s set back from the more bustling city center, but still easily reachable on foot. The neighborhood has some excellent restaurants, and we especially recommend the wonderful, traditional Antica Trattoria della Pesa. The neighborhood is also home to the elegant pedestrian boulevard Corso Como, featuring affordable restaurants and the legendary lifestyle store and bar of the same name, 10 Corso Como. Via Maroncelli is a beautiful street with several interesting luxury design shops along its length.

Moscova is an affluent and understated neighborhood where you’ll find elegant squares lined with expensive restaurants catering to the wealthy local residents. This is an historic and noble area, just north of Brera. The pace of life is very fast; it’s an area popular with nightlife enthusiasts and young people on the hunt for the latest fashion trends. Fashion lovers can put on their best outfits and strut their stuff all the way to the Moscova District Market, a concept store focused on designer clothing and brand sales. After shopping, enjoy a drink at one of the quirky bars and watch the world go by in true Milanese style.

The Bosco Verticale is a complex of two residential tower blocks designed by Boeri Studio (Stefano Boeri, Gianandrea Barreca, and Giovanni La Varra) and located in Milan’s Centro Direzionale, on the edge of the Isola neighborhood. A distinctive feature of these buildings, both inaugurated in 2014, is the presence of more than two thousand tree species—including shrubs and tall trees—distributed across their facades. This is an ambitious urban reforestation project that, through the vertical densification of greenery, aims to increase plant and animal biodiversity in the Lombard capital, reduce urban sprawl, and help moderate the microclimate.



From Casa Alexandra, you can get around all of Milan by public transportation: its location offers great flexibility for easily reaching the city center via the metro—just 4 stops to Cadorna, 5 to Citylife, and 1 stop to Stazione Centrale. San Siro is 10 metro stops from Garibaldi.

You can also walk to Brera and Chinatown in about ten minutes. Corso Como and then Corso Garibaldi are just a few minutes’ walk away from Piazza Gae Aulenti. The Biblioteca degli Alberi park is a three-minute walk away, and the charming Isola neighborhood is also very close by, featuring nightclubs (Blue Note) and fine dining restaurants.

You can stay in the area and visit the modern Piazza Gae Aulenti and its iconic shops, less than a three-minute walk away, or take the subway to the Duomo for a sightseeing tour.