"Hospity-Short term rentals" is the division of Immobiliare Tremolati with which we deal with tourist rentals. Ours is a small family business managed by Davide, his sister Nadia and his wife Serena. Davide has been working in the real estate sector for more than 25 years, Serena and Nadia joined in 2019. "We love to travel, we know what it means, that's why we do everything possible to make our guests feel at home, we want your experience to be unique and unforgettable"

From the innovative city of Milan, rich in design and culture and from the love of Nadia, Serena and Davide for hospitality, Donatello 11 is born, elegant and chic is the ideal place for those who love to travel in total independence, whether traveling for pleasure that for work. Donatello 11 is located in the heart of Milan just five minutes walk from the underground lines 1 and 2. The apartments can accommodate from 2 to 5 people, all divided into living room with equipped kitchen, bedroom and bathroom with large shower. Equipped with many comforts, the excellent internet connection is one of our strengths. A short distance away you will find bars, restaurants, supermarkets and Corso Buenos Aires, the longest shopping street in Milan with over 350 stores. Elegance, charm and design: This is the essence of Donatello 11. If you are looking for a comfortable experience, our structure is exactly what you are looking for. Do not hesitate to contact us, we will try to make your stay at Donatello 11 a unique and unforgettable experience.

The area that goes from Loreto to Porta Venezia is located in the north-east of the city, adjacent to the historic centre, in fact it is still part of it. What most characterizes this area, in addition to the neoclassical buildings, is the international atmosphere, also due to the presence of various ethnic cuisine venues. Furthermore, it is the area par excellence of diversity and inclusion due to the presence of specifically LGBTQ+ venues. In Porta Venezia begins, or ends, depending on your point of view, Corso Buenos Aires, the famous shopping street, which leads straight to Piazzale Loreto where the arteries of Viale Monza and Via Padova branch off. Corso Buenos Aires is an important commercial street in Milan, with over 350 points of sale of various types of goods, an overall daily turnover among the highest in the world and an average of one hundred thousand people passing through it every day. Developing over 1600 metres, with a north-south orientation, it stands as one of the longest shopping promenades in Europe. Its shape is reminiscent of the American typology, especially New York's Fifth Avenue. This neighborhood is considered one of the coolest and most elegant in Milan, residence of the bourgeoisie who stayed in Art Nouveau buildings, and even today it is an elegant area of ​​exceptional social standing. Furthermore, Porta Venezia was the ancient Eastern Gate and one of the six of Milan, from which the historic center was accessed. Just continuing along Corso Venezia, which runs alongside the Indro Montanelli Gardens, also known as the Porta Venezia or Palestro Park, you arrive in San Babila and then in the Duomo. The reference subway is the red line M1, Loreto stop. It is also perfectly connected with surface transport, therefore trams and buses.