Casa Pop Art

Between Lambrate and Città Studi, there is Pop Art, a modern and original two-room apartment renovated and furnished with style for your stay in Milan. Bright and spacious, it has a nice kitchen, a double bedroom, a living room with lots of books, and a terrace overlooking a beautiful communal garden. Strategically located between Lambrate and Città Studi, it is well connected to the whole city. The 80 square metre flat has its own identity, has been lovingly cared for by its owner and is a true oasis of tranquillity

THE SPACE:
Pop Art is part of the Case Ospitali network, a network of flats managed by hospitality professionals.
The flat is on the second floor of a building, renovated and quiet, and is ideal as a comfortable base for those seeking a relaxing stay in a lively and well-serviced neighbourhood.
Furnished with love and care, the two-room apartment has all the comforts of home, in typical modern Milanese style. As soon as you enter you are in the living room with a large, comfortable sofa bed with television and a separate kitchen with all appliances. A hallway leads to the elegant bathroom and the loft with the double bed.
The kitchen has all appliances: espresso machine, kettle, dishwasher, oven, microwave, refrigerator with freezer.
The Pop Art spaces have been optimised for a pleasant stay without giving anything up. Free high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning in the living room complete the offer.
Case Ospitali welcomes guests with a welcome kit with coffee, tea and sugar, soaps and detergents for the first day in the house.


GUEST ACCESS:
Guests will have access to the entire two-room apartment, which is located on the 2nd floor with lift.

OTHER DETAILS TO NOTE:
- BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL:
It is compulsory to complete the ONLINE REGISTRATION (online check-in).
Upon confirmation of your booking you will receive an email with a link to do this by entering the details of all guests.
For the main guest, a photo of the document and a selfie with the document visible is required.
The signature of the TOURIST LETTING CONTRACT and the payment of the STAY TAX, if applicable, 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 provided for 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.
- ACCESS TO THE FACILITY:
This facility is equipped with self check-in via the Vikey system: the door in the street opens digitally. A charged mobile phone with an active data connection is required.
Access instructions, with explanatory video, are sent AFTER COMPLETING THE ONLINE REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
To open the flat door, take the keys from the numeric combination box. The code to open the box will be provided to you two days before your arrival.
Please note that check-in times are from 3PM to 11PM with telephone assistance until 9PM.
- PETS:
Pets allowed for a fee upon request and subject to availability.
- CHECK-OUT:
Check-out is compulsorily by 10AM.
- CLEANING:
A cleaning service or change of linen during the stay is not included. For all bookings longer than 15 days, an additional intermediate cleaning fee must be paid directly to Case Ospitali.
- NON-SMOKING FACILITY:
Smoking is prohibited inside the facility, both in the common areas and in the room. In case of violation a fine will be charged.
- WELCOME KIT:
We offer our guests a welcome kit with detergent tabs, soap, shower gel and shampoo for your first day's stay.

NEIGHBOURHOOD DESCRIPTION:
Pop Art allows you to live in a residential area identified as one of the most versatile, lively and well-connected in Milan: Lambrate, and not far from the Ortica district.
A stone's throw from Città Studi and well connected to the centre thanks to the metro and tram, there are two neighbourhoods full of life, events and initiatives. On one side is Lambrate, the former working-class neighbourhood par excellence where the Innocenti factory was located and the Lambretta was produced, and on the other is Ortica, the city's first museum district, where history is painted on the walls. Lambrate is a post-industrial area, which began as a working-class neighbourhood and has become a hub for creativity in the last ten years or so. There are studios, art galleries and many events in converted factories and warehouses. The best thing is the mix between all this lively atmosphere and the feeling of being in a secluded suburb (although not far from the centre) where there is a good neighbourhood.
These are neighbourhoods chosen by young people and families: without losing the air of old working-class Milan between gasometers and subways, there is a great deal of ferment between Lambrate and Ortica. At Lambrate, thanks to the art district of the lofts behind the station that comes alive during Design Week, and at Ortica thanks to the murals that build a path of memory by the street artist collective Orticanoodles.
Lambrate and Ortica are divided by the railway but were originally the same municipality, which became part of the municipality of Milan in 1923.
Città Studi has a different layout to the rest of the city: spacious streets intersecting at right angles and tree-lined boulevards between neoclassical and neo-Gothic buildings. Nestled between Porta Venezia and Lambrate, it looks more like Turin than Milan, even though it is a very Milanese neighbourhood. Built by the Fascist regime in the late 1920s and early 1930s around the new headquarters of the Milan Polytechnic in Piazza Leonardo Da Vinci, Città Studi is home to all the science faculties of the Statale (Physics and Biology, for example), as well as the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic.

GETTING AROUND THE AREA:
From Casa Pop Art you can get around by public transport throughout Milan: the location allows ample freedom to easily reach the centre with the MM1 underground at the Pasteur stop in 10 minutes on foot to go to Piazza Duomo in 6 stops, or again in ten minutes on foot to reach the MM2 Lambrate stop, which takes you to Stazione Centrale in 4 stops. To reach the Istituto dei Tumori it takes 5 minutes by car or 20 minutes by public transport.