CASA CAMILLA: for 5, strategically located for Niguarda hospital, Bicocca and Isola neighborhood

CIR: 015146-LNI-05442

In Viale Fulvio Testi, just a few steps from the Niguarda hospital, the Bicocca University and the lively Isola district, Casa Camilla is the perfect starting point to explore the city. Unique apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen equipped with everything, nice terrace, equipped to accommodate babies with cot and changing table and up to 5 adults. Well served by shops, supermarkets and metro, in 25 minutes you can reach the central station or Piazza Duomo with public transport.

THE SPACE:
Casa Camilla is part of the Case Ospitali network, a network of apartments managed by hospitality professionals.
The apartment is on the 1st floor with elevator in a 1930s house, renovated and quiet, it is ideal for families with children or groups of friends who wish to have independent spaces and at the same time share pleasant moments together. You will enjoy a relaxing stay away from the crowds of tourists, central and well served.
Furnished with love and attention, the three-room apartment has all the comforts of home, and has amenities to accommodate children. As soon as you enter, a hallway leads to the large kitchen with terrace, with all appliances and what you need to prepare meals. Next come the bedrooms: a double with a crib for infants (up to three years old) and capacious closet and balcony, then a lovely single with closet, and at the end a third room for one or two people, with a desk for remote work, closet, and sofa for reading. A folding changing table is available for changing little ones. Two adjacent bathrooms allow great convenience and privacy for guests.The kitchen is spacious and equipped with all appliances and dishes for preparing and eating meals. From here there is access to the large terrace, which in fine weather is a relaxing quiet corner. The floors in the apartment are original from the 1930s and give it a period feel, self check-in entrance.
The spaces in Casa Camilla have been optimized for a pleasant stay without giving up anything, free high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning complete the offer.
Case Ospitali welcomes guests with a welcome kit for a good wake-up with coffee, tea and sugar, soaps and detergents for the first day in the house.

GUEST ACCESS:
Guests will have access to the entire apartment which is located on the 1st floor with an elevator.

OTHER DETAILS TO NOTE:
- PRIOR TO YOUR ARRIVAL:
This facility requires mandatory completion of ONLINE REGISTRATION (online check-in).
Upon confirmed reservation you will receive an email in which there is a link to perform it by entering the data of all guests.
A photo of the ID and a selfie with the ID visible is required for the primary guest.
Signature of the TOURIST LEASING CONTRACT and eventual payment of the STAY TAX will be required.
Online check-in must be done at least 3 days prior to arrival, except for last minute bookings.
The personal data of our kind guests will be transmitted to the Police Headquarters as required by the LR n°27 of 1/10/2015 of the Lombardy Region and processed exclusively for the purposes inherent to the service and in compliance with privacy regulations.
- FACILITY ACCESS:
This facility has self check-in, so you can enter independently.
It is necessary to communicate your arrival time to prepare your home.
Please note that check-in times are from 3PM to 9PM.
PLEASE NOTE: Staff telephone assistance is available until 9PM.
- CHECK-OUT:
Check-out is mandatory by 10AM.
- CLEANING:
A cleaning service or linen change during your stay is not included. All reservations longer than 15 days require an additional intermediate cleaning fee to be paid directly to Hospitable Homes.
- NON-SMOKING FACILITY:
Smoking is prohibited inside the facility, both in the common areas and in the room. A penalty will be charged in case of violation.
- WELCOME KIT:
We offer our guests a welcome kit of amenities with detergent tabs, soap, bubble bath and shampoo for your first day's stay.
- PLEASE NOTE:
Guests are advised that Case Ospitali does not provide linens for the crib present in the master bedroom.

NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTION:
Isola neighborhood
Isola is famous for the many places to eat or have an aperitif, but above all Saif recommends Tàscaro (Via Genova Thaon di Revel, 4): a quiet bistro with specialties, cicchetti and Venetian-style aperitifs.
The island of memory and miracles: a short walk from Ratanà is the Casa della Memoria (Via Federico Confalonieri, 14), a cultural center and exhibition venue dedicated to remembering the events of World War II. It offers events, houses an archive, a reading room and a study room.
Another interesting stop, in contrast to the modernity of Isola, is the church of Santa Maria alla Fontana (Piazza Santa Maria alla Fontana, 7) with its frescoes and legends related to the miraculous water of the various fountains still active.
Stores to discover: Isola is a neighborhood where life is good and nothing is lacking: from the tailor to the electrician, passing by the housewares store or the hardware store.
There is also gastronomy: the Pastificio Ratanà on Via Pastrengo 2, where you can find fresh pasta, small gastronomy, vitello tonnato, baccalà mantecato, mondeghili. A little taste of Ratanà, to be enjoyed at home. In addition, there is also the Esselunga supermarket just two tram stops away (or even a ten-minute walk).
A tour of the premises: Café Gorille (Via Gaetano de Castillia, 20) is open from morning until late evening with a café and cocktails; it's perfect for aperitifs. For a beer recommended BeerShow (Via Pietro Borsieri, 30), for an after-dinner, Barba (Via S. Gregorio, 40). On Isola, the bread is at Tondo, an artisan bakery (Via Cola Montano, 12). On Saturdays, shop at Il Verziere Bio market (Via Gaetano de Castillia, 26), where you'll find stands of local producers.

BICOCCA
Bicocca is not only the home of one of Italy's most important universities but a youthful, lively and dynamic neighborhood with its venues and cultural centers such as the Arcimboldi Theater, established in the late 1990s, which has become an icon of Milanese culture. The tourist attraction, which gave the neighborhood its name, is the aristocratic villino Bicocca degli Arcimboldi, the family's country home once built on a rural area of Milan, now an example of 15th-century country architecture. The redevelopment of this former industrial area is due to the contemporary art exhibition space Hangar Bicocca, which hosts temporary exhibitions and permanent installations by internationally renowned artists such as Anselm Kiefer. To immerse yourself in the greenery, you need only go to the Cherry Tree Hill, resulting from the storage of materials from the demolition of the industrial hub, where you can take a walk or bike ride.
NIGUARDA
It is a portion of the city of Milan rich in history, of a neighborhood that still preserves its popular spirit despite the major building and urban planning transformations that have affected it.
Located in the northern area of the city, the Niguarda district was once a suburban suburb, particularly prized for the amenity of the landscape and the salubriousness of the air so much so that it became a favorite place for the construction of country villas; among these still survive Villa Corio, now home to the municipal library, and the sumptuous Villa Clerici, enlarged and embellished at the behest of Anton Giorgio Clerici - owner in the city of the luxurious Palazzo Clerici where Tiepolo worked - and now home to the Gallery of Contemporary Sacred Art. At that time Niguarda was part of the municipality of the so-called Corpi Santi, whose suppression in 1873 determined the annexation of Niguarda to the Municipality of Milan.
In the last years of the 19th century, Niguarda was the protagonist of interesting cooperative and solidaristic experiments that led to the establishment of the Niguarda Building Society, among the oldest Italian building cooperatives. Finally, the Niguarda Hospital, is the twentieth-century extension of the historic Ca' Granda commissioned by Francesco Sforza, whose figure revives sculptural group by Arturo Martini placed at the hospital's entrance.

GETTING AROUND THE AREA:
From Casa Camilla you can move by public transport throughout Milan: the location allows ample freedom to reach the center: with the subway, you are in Duomo in 25 minutes, the Central Station in 15 with the Cà Granda lilac subway just 200 meters from the apartment, the line 5 that in 5 stops takes you to Garibaldi Station and from there with another 3 stops to Cadorna to reach the center on foot or from Garibaldi take the train to Malpensa airport.
Niguarda Hospital is within walking distance and the Bicocca University campus is one metro stop away. The effervescent Isola district, hub of Milan's night life, is 4 metro stops away, and here you can find restaurants, wine bars, the famous Blue Note for top jazz concerts, stores and boutiques of all kinds.