Hello, I'm Silvia, founder and CEO of the agency Case Ospitali, specialized in short-term rentals. With my team, I manage a network of 60 apartments for your vacations or stays in Milan, Segrate, Monza, Cernusco sul Naviglio, Florence, Bologna, and Trento. We have residences near the San Raffaele Hospital and the Policlinico in Monza. The agency's mission is to offer a memorable experience in comfortable and strategically positioned private properties, with quality services and all the amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchens, comfortable beds, and a dedicated assistance team that speaks Italian, English, Spanish, and Russian. Since 2018, we have been a company that deeply cares for every single guest who chooses one of our apartments, attentive to every request, and ready to provide any type of information. We respond within minutes and always find a solution to make your stay as comfortable as possible. With us, the welcome at home is 10-star!

- 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. Signature of the TOURIST LETTING CONTRACT and 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, i.e. entry in complete autonomy. Instructions will be sent two days before arrival. Please note that check-in times are from 3PM to 11PM with remote assistance until 9PM. - CHECK-OUT: Check-out is compulsorily before 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. - WARNING: Guests are advised that air conditioning is only available from 1 June to 30 September.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICT: Cernusco is also known for the elegance of its historic buildings and villas. In addition to the aforementioned Villa Biancani Greppi, seat of the Town Hall and a place where the most important passages of Cernusco's long history can be rediscovered, Villa Alari Visconti, commissioned from the architect Giovanni Ruggeri by Giacinto Alari in the 18th century, deserves special note. A splendid villa di delizia in Rococo style, with an English-style system of avenues and gardens, it soon became famous in the Milanese area, so much so that it was rented by Archduke Ferdinand of Habsburg, son of Empress Maria Theresa. It was his summer residence, in the company of his consort Maria Beatrice d'Este. The last family to own it was the Visconti Saliceto family, while it has been municipal property since 2007. Also not to be forgotten is Villa Uboldo - home of the hospital - which with its lush English garden, now a public park, evokes a romantic atmosphere. Martesana canal cycle path (accessible to all types of bicycle) The Martesana cycle path is one of the routes that allow you to follow the history of the Lombardy canals, combining sport and tourism; it runs alongside the course of the Milanese Naviglio Piccolo, a navigable canal that connects Milan with the river Adda, and thus with Lake Como. It was built starting in 1475 at the behest of Francesco Sforza and completed in 1496: with his innovations in hydraulic engineering, Leonardo da Vinci also contributed to the design of the 'new' Naviglio. The canal now has an irrigation function but, for centuries, its waters were ploughed by barges that transported men, animals and goods of all kinds between Lecco and Milan in a day: absolutely unthinkable times for transport by land. As it is a cycle-pedestrian path, on weekends it is much frequented not only by cyclists, but also by families with children strolling along it.