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Holiday Homes in Milan

We reviewed 17 holiday homes across Milan and selected the 17 that best fit a self-catered city stay—from compact lofts near the Duomo tram to villas with gardens in the suburbs.

17 hotels 13 rated 8.5+ typical €144

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Likehome Milano - Via Coni Zugna L City views
10Perfect267 reviews

A 1-bedroom holiday home with a terrace and city views, perfect for a self-catered stay in Milan.

From€178per night
Up To Four U Well-located villa

Up To Four

Milan Holiday home

9Perfect138 reviews

Walk to Ca de Sass from this compact Milan villa with a full kitchen and air conditioning.

From€88per night
Orvieto10 Villa - Milan O Self-catering
8Great297 reviews

A 1-bedroom holiday home in Milan with easy access to Chiesa dei Santi Giacomo e Giovanni and Museo Poldi Pezzoli.

From€91per night
Welcome Home W Guest favorite

Welcome Home

Milan Holiday home

8.9Great176 reviews

Guests rate this one-bedroom house 9.4 for rooms and 9.5 for service — in Milan's City Life district.

From€131per night
Saldini Primo Piano S Villa in Citta Studi

Saldini Primo Piano

Milan Holiday home

7.8Very good39 reviews

A villa with private parking and a terrace in Milan's Citta Studi district.

From€147per night
Exquisite Stay Bocconi - Porta Romana E Self-catering
8.5Great197 reviews

A quiet apartment with a kitchen and parking, within reach of Milan's museums and stadium.

From€144per night
A Casa Di Gin Milano Villa A Self-catering house
9Perfect64 reviews

A self-contained house with parking and a balcony in Milan's Viale Monza district.

From€93per night
Warrest - Short Rent Apartments W Metro-Area Stay

Warrest - Short Rent Apartments

Milan Holiday home

8.8Great579 reviews

Modern apartments with sauna access, near two metro stations, and praised for spotless rooms and attentive hosts.

From€94per night
Khl Apartments - Sansiro, Milano K Terrace & parking
8.8Great216 reviews

A well-rated holiday home in San Siro with a terrace, garden, and private parking—ideal for a self-catered stay.

From€317per night
The Basement Villa - Milan T Self-catering with parking
8.1Great177 reviews

A self-contained one-bedroom house with parking and a washing machine, rated 8.1 by guests.

From€85per night
Casettaconverde - Milan C Self-catering villa
7.5good43 reviews

A pet-friendly, self-catering villa in Milan's San Siro district with on-site parking and a garden.

From€116per night
Lovelyhousebraida L Pet-friendly

Lovelyhousebraida

Milan Holiday home

9.2Perfect36 reviews

A calm one-bedroom villa near QC Terme Milano, with a terrace and pet-friendly policy.

From€198per night
Casetta Martesana C Guest favorite

Casetta Martesana

Milan Holiday home

9.7Perfect28 reviews

A compact Milan apartment near the metro, praised for spotless rooms and exceptional service.

From€215per night
Casa Vespri Apartments A - Milan C Pet-friendly
10Perfect2 reviews

Fully equipped apartments with kitchen, laundry, and pet-friendly policy in Milan.

Stylish Green Courtyard Loft Citylife S Guest Favorite
10Perfect1 reviews

A sleek one-bedroom loft near Citylife, with a perfect guest score and easy access to Milan's sights.

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Villa Milan: Where to Find a Private House in the City

For a true villa experience in Milan, look to the suburbs. In San Siro, Casettaconverde offers a self-catering villa with on-site parking and a garden, while Saldini Primo Piano provides a villa with private parking and a terrace in the Citta Studi district. These properties deliver the privacy and space of a house, often with outdoor areas, yet remain connected to the city via tram and metro. Up To Four is a compact villa near Ca de Sass, with a full kitchen and air conditioning, perfect for a self-catered stay on a budget.

Frequently asked

What is the cheapest holiday home in Milan?

The Basement Villa offers a self-contained one-bedroom house with parking and a washing machine from €85 per night. Up To Four is another budget-friendly option, with rates from €87 per night.

Which holiday homes in Milan have parking?

Several properties include parking as a perk. Saldini Primo Piano has private parking in Citta Studi, Exquisite Stay Bocconi - Porta Romana includes parking with its quiet apartment, and A Casa Di Gin Milano Villa offers parking along with a balcony in Viale Monza. Khl Apartments - Sansiro also includes private parking with its terrace and garden.

Which district in Milan is best for a first visit?

For a first visit, staying near the centre or well-connected areas like City Life (with its modern architecture) or near the Duomo tram (as at Yr Apartments Bocconi) makes sightseeing easy. The San Siro area, while farther out, offers a quieter, suburban feel and easy access to the stadium and racecourse.

How do I get from Milan airport to these holiday homes?

Most holiday homes are within reach of public transport. For example, Warrest - Short Rent Apartments is near two metro stations, and Casetta Martesana is near a metro stop, making airport transfers straightforward via the Malpensa Express or bus connections into the city. From Milano Centrale, you can take the metro or tram to most districts.

Holiday Homes in Milan

Milan's holiday homes are scattered through the city's distinct quarters, each with its own character. In the sleek City Life district, modern lofts sit beside the new skyline; in San Siro, villas with private gardens and parking offer a suburban retreat near the stadium; and around Bocconi and Porta Romana, quiet apartments put you within reach of the university and the Navigli. The common thread: every stay comes with a kitchen or kitchenette, so you can shop at local markets and eat on your own schedule—a freedom hotels rarely grant.

Prices range from €85 a night at The Basement Villa, a one-bedroom house with parking and a washing machine, to €476 at the two-story San Siro Ippodromo - Rho Fiera loft villa in Certosa. Along the way, you'll find guest favorites like Welcome Home and Casetta Martesana, praised for spotless rooms, and pet-friendly options at Lovelyhousebraida and Casettaconverde. In addition to these 17 holiday homes, you'll also see other types of accommodation on this page, such as villas, which offer an alternative for travellers seeking more space.

The bottom line

This set of holiday homes suits travellers who value independence, self-catering, and the local feel of staying in Milan's distinct neighbourhoods—whether you're after a budget crash pad near the centre or a villa with parking and green space in the suburbs. If you prefer traditional hospitality with daily housekeeping, or need specific amenities like a pool or spa, consider the curated hotels elsewhere on this site—such as the central hotels or the exceptional design hotels—which offer services that these self-catering stays typically don't.