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The Most Sought After Airbnbs in Milan Close to Must-See Attractions


Located in the north of the country in the Lombardy region, Milan is one of Italy’s most vibrant and exciting cities. It is home to iconic landmarks, such as the Duomo di Milano, La Scala opera house, and Sforza Castle. Milan is also known for its fashion and design culture, with many of the world’s top designers having their headquarters in the city. And whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a base to visit nearby Lake Como, cities such as Bergamo, Brescia, or Italian Alps, Milan provides a superb starting point to explore northern Italy.

The city has plenty of accommodation options to choose from and if you’re considering an Airbnb Milan rental, there are some outstanding choices. From chic, designer studios to townhouses with gardens, opting for an Airbnb will give you a more local experience in Milan. In a city that is so popular, especially in the summer months, having a home will elevate your vacation allowing you to enjoy cooking delicious regional cuisine and a relaxing space away from the clammer of the city. Here are the best Milan Airbnbs that put you close to must-see attractions with the highest ratings in terms of amenities, location, and hospitality.

The best time to visit Milan

The best time to visit Milan is from April to May or September to October. These spring and fall months straddle the city’s peak tourism season, providing visitors with mild temperatures, thinner crowds, and cultural festivals.

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Romantic designer apartment with stunning terrace in Duomo

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Located on the rooftop of a historical building, this designer one-bedroom apartment is ideal for a romantic getaway for a couple or for a single traveler wanting to splash out and have a treat. Situated in Duomo and a two-minute walk from Duomo Cathedral and La Scala Theatre, you can’t beat this location. Cobblestone streets lined with restaurants, nightlife, and wonderful designer boutiques can be found just outside the door and a short stroll will take you to the Brera Design District which is famed for hosting music festivals and art exhibitions, and some of the city’s trendiest cocktail bars.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $326 per night

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Townhouse with a luxury terrace

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This centrally located townhouse is situated in the Porta Romana district, an area of the city home to some of Italy’s most influential painters, writers, and other creatives. Porta Romana is a super neighborhood if you’re looking for a laid-back atmosphere.

The recently renovated three-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a beautiful living area with an open fireplace and a conservatory for warmer months. Externally there is an outdoor terrace, with a green wall, quirky artwork, and a lovely iron table and chairs.

Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $303 per night

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One-bedroom colorful loft in Porta Venezia

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Ideal for a solo traveler, this beautifully designed loft is located in the Porta Venezia district of Milan. It’s known for being a particularly LGBTQ+-friendly part of the city and is famed for its Art Nouveau architecture. The bedroom is simple and modern with a ceiling lined with timber beams and accents of vibrant green and burnt orange. A statement wall of bottle green titles separates the kitchen and bathroom area where the same tiling can be found throughout the wetroom.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $304 per night

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Stylish loft in Navigli

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Navigli is fast becoming one of Milan’s most popular neighborhoods. The canals for the district are a remnant of the city’s past, with only two main waterways remaining today: the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese. They were once part of an expansive network that spanned across Milan and are now lined with hip cafes and bars and clothing boutiques.

This loft is another professionally managed rental and has a 24-hour concierge service for guest use. The interior decor has a soft gray pallet accented by pops of yellow and glass has been utilized to create an open, light ambiance. It has everything a single guest or couple would need, a gourmet kitchen with a dishwasher, a huge walk-in rain shower, and a private garden perfect for a summer dinner.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $300 per night

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Central apartment with artsy interior and dreamy sunrise views

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See more photosOn a high floor of a polished central Milan residence, this spacious, apartment leans into a sharp mix of neo-classic lines and contemporary graphic design. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame a rare 180-degree city panorama, turning the lounge into a front-row seat for sunrise over the skyline. The bedroom features a hotel-grade king-size bed, while a sleek bathroom and high-tech kitchen keep the space feeling purpose-built for longer stays. You’re within walking distance of Milan’s main sights, yet a parking space in the building is included for those arriving by car.

High-speed Wi-Fi, seasonal air conditioning and centralized heating, a Smart TV, hi-fi sound system, washing machine, dishwasher, and Nespresso machine cover the essentials, with coffee capsules and pasta-ready cookware stocked on arrival. Shelves lined with books and media in English, Russian, French, and Italian add a lived-in, cosmopolitan touch. A VIP-style service offers daily assistance if needed plus final cleaning, with flexible arrivals arranged so you can check in smoothly whether you land in Milan at 6 AM or close to midnight.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: From $120 per night

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Romantic loft in city’s beating heart

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See more photosIn Milan’s Lazzaretto district, Palm Fronds by WP Relais sits in a pocket of the city that bridges historic reference and contemporary life. The area, cited in Alessandro Manzoni’s “The Betrothed,” places you between the Quadrilatero della Moda, Porta Venezia, and Milan Central Station, with the yellow metro line a five-minute walk away for fast links across town. Inside, a bright living room opens onto an efficient, open kitchen, with two double bedrooms and two bathrooms designed to prioritize both comfort and privacy. Clean lines, modern finishes, and a restrained palette give the apartment a polished, contemporary feel.

Running the length of the apartment, the expansive terrace is Palm Fronds’ standout feature. Every room opens directly onto this elevated outdoor space, planted with palm trees, olive trees, and jasmine that soften the city just beyond. It functions as an outdoor living room for slow breakfasts, long lunches, or relaxed evenings, creating a quiet green edge to a stay in one of Milan’s most connected neighborhoods.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $575 per night

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Budget-friendly private room in gorgeous apartment

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See more photosIn Milan’s Porta Venezia Liberty district, this privately hosted room occupies part of a 1902 historic building, surrounded by bars, shops, and supermarkets. The space spans about 100 square feet and includes a double bed, air conditioning, a reading armchair, a work table, and a balcony with wide city views. The private bathroom is just down the corridor, reserved for guests. An elevator makes it easy to move luggage up to the apartment.

From here, you’re a short walk to the M1 red metro line for quick access to the city center and Rho Fiera, as well as tram lines 5, 9, and 33. Milan’s key shopping streets, a major park, and the Duomo are all within walking distance, which makes the room a practical base for travelers who want a lived-in residential setting with straightforward connections to the rest of the city — at a price that’ll save you money for dining and sightseeing.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $101 per night

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Unique attic with private terrace

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See more photosOn the third floor of an elegant residential building in a quiet Milan neighborhood, this newly renovated apartment offers a straightforward, comfortable base with private parking on-site. The layout centers around a living room with kitchen area, dining table, sofa bed, and TV, plus a separate bedroom that can be set up with either a double bed or two singles. A large bathroom with walk-in shower keeps things practical for longer stays, while air conditioning and wall heating in every room make the space usable year-round. Note that there is no elevator, so access is via stairs.

The standout feature is the private terrace, which extends the living space outdoors for breakfast in the early light or a glass of wine at the end of the day. From the apartment, it’s a five-minute walk to Affori FN on the M3 metro line, putting you about 10 minutes from the city center while keeping you based in a calmer, more residential part of Milan.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $85 per night

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Nice apartment near Prada space with terrace

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See more photosOn the top floor of a quiet building with an elevator, this bright apartment sits in a central Milan neighborhood with fast metro access to the city’s headline sights. The yellow line brings you to the Duomo and Castello Sforzesco in about 10 minutes, while Fondazione Prada is close enough to plan as a spontaneous visit. The surrounding streets are lined with restaurants and bars, so you can step out for an aperitivo or dinner without planning ahead.

Inside, the layout is straightforward and functional: a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and relaxation corner with a sofa bed, plus a separate bedroom and a generous walk-in closet. A small outdoor space opens off the apartment, giving you a private spot to sit with a drink or pause between outings, which adds a pleasant extra dimension to a compact but well-organized stay.

Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $101 per night

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