Monolocale Beatrice Abbadesse Guest House M3-M5 Zara
A self-contained Milan studio with its own front door and full kitchen
A place to stay in Milan
This guest house in Milan's Zara district puts the entire 45 m² space at your disposal — no shared corridors, no split rooms. The private entrance sets the tone: this is a standalone stay rather than a conventional hotel room. The studio runs on a kitchen-first philosophy. A full kitchen with kitchenware and a washing machine means you can shop locally and live on your own schedule. A fireplace, patio, and outdoor furniture make the space feel less transitional than most city accommodation at this price point.
Who this stay suits
A private, self-sufficient studio in Milan with its own entrance, working kitchen, and pet-friendly policy — practical rather than plush, and rated 4.5/5 by 152 guests.
Best for
- Travellers who prefer cooking over eating out
- Pet owners needing Milan accommodation
- Families wanting a private, non-hotel setup
- Extended stays requiring laundry and kitchen access
Less suited to
- Guests expecting hotel-style daily service
- Those needing multiple separate bedrooms
The whole place is yours
At 45 m², the studio comes with a private entrance — no shared lobby check-in ritual. The patio and outdoor furniture extend the usable space when the weather allows, and the garden adds a patch of greenery rare in city accommodation.
A kitchen that actually works
The full kitchen includes kitchenware and a washing machine, so longer stays don't require constant restaurant spending or laundromat trips. A drying rack and ironing facilities complete the domestic setup.
Living area with a fireplace
A fireplace and sofa bed sit alongside a desk in the living area. Tile and marble floors keep the space cool in summer. The flat-screen TV with satellite channels handles the evenings.
Pet-friendly by design
The guest house accepts pets, which is relatively uncommon in central Milan accommodation. The patio and garden give animals somewhere to go without relying on nearby parks.
Standout features
Amenities at Monolocale Beatrice Abbadesse Guest House M3-M5 Zara
Most popular facilities
- Non-smoking rooms
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- Elevator
- Heating
- Garden
- Air conditioning
- Designated smoking area
Great for your stay
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Pet friendly
- Free Wifi
- Kitchen
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Flat-screen TV
Kitchen
- Kitchenware
- Kitchen
- Washing machine
Bedroom
- Linens
- Wardrobe or closet
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Towels
- Bidet
- Bath or shower
- Slippers
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Free toiletries
Living Area
- Fireplace
- Desk
Arriving in Milan
Monolocale Beatrice Abbadesse Guest House M3-M5 Zara is 39.7 km from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), where the Malpensa Express train runs to Milano Cadorna and Centrale. Milan Linate Airport (LIN) is closer at 8.0 km. Milano Centrale station is about 0.7 km away, roughly a 10-minute walk. Milan operates a ZTL limited-traffic zone in its historic centre, where cameras issue automatic fines to unauthorised vehicles. No parking is listed here, so check where to leave a car before driving into the centre. Italian cities charge a tourist tax (tassa di soggiorno) per person per night, collected by the property rather than included in the booking total; the rate depends on the city and the property's star rating, and many properties still take it in cash.
Across 152 reviews, guests give the property 4.5/5. The most frequently praised aspects are staff, comfort, and free WiFi — practical priorities that the guest house appears to meet consistently. The private, self-contained setup is a recurring point of satisfaction among those who reviewed it.
- Staff9.3
- Facilities9.1
- Cleanliness9
- Comfort9.2
- Value For Money8.9
- Location9
- Free Wifi9.2
Good to know
Frequently asked
Where exactly is the guest house located?
The property is in the Zara district of Milan, Italy. The full address includes 'M3-M5 Zara' in its name, referencing the nearby metro lines, which makes central Milan accessible without needing a car.
Is the space private, or are there shared areas?
The entire 45 m² studio is yours for the duration of your stay. It has a private entrance, so you do not share corridors or common areas with other guests.
What does the kitchen include?
The kitchen comes with kitchenware for cooking and a washing machine for laundry. A drying rack, iron, and ironing facilities are also available, making the studio practical for longer visits.
Is the guest house pet-friendly?
Yes. The property accepts pets and has a patio and garden on-site, giving animals outdoor access without depending entirely on street walks.
Are families accommodated?
The property lists family rooms among its facilities. The studio has a sofa bed alongside the two twin beds, which adds flexibility for families with children.
What is the WiFi situation?
Free WiFi is included throughout the stay. It is one of the top-cited positives among the 152 guest reviews.
Is there parking available?
Parking is not listed among the property's confirmed facilities. Guests planning to arrive by car should check current availability directly with the property before booking.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Specific check-in and check-out times are not listed in the available facts. Contact the property directly to confirm exact times and any self-check-in arrangements given the private entrance setup.
Is breakfast included?
Breakfast is not listed as an included amenity. The full kitchen allows you to prepare your own meals, and fruit is provided in the room.
What does a stay cost?
Rates start from $142 per night. Prices vary by season and availability, so check current rates when booking.
Is the property accessible for guests with hearing impairments?
Yes. The property lists hearing-accessible facilities among its amenities.
How do I reach the Zara district from Milan's main train stations?
The property name references M3 and M5 metro lines, both of which connect to central Milan and the main rail terminals. Journey times vary by destination, so check the Milan Metro map for your specific route.























