Overall, the apartment was very nice and well situated in Florence (if you don’t mind biking or taking the bus when you want to get to the center). What was more frustrating was the contract and extra expenses. I think the description in the house rules already has more detail added, which is good, but by the end of my two month stay, I had spent over €800 in fees on top of listed Airbnb price. (A decent chunk of this was a €400 energy bill, most of which came probably from running the AC—I was there during a heatwave. If you plan on staying here, I would be very conservative with its use, which the host did suggest to me.) In the end, I admit that most of these charges seemed reasonable and were spelled out in the contract (which is in Italian which I am fortunately able to read), but it was very stressful learning about them as time went on, especially since I was in a different country and I had no idea how these things were usually handled. Also know that guests are €20 extra per person per night. If I had know that all these charges would have been included from the moment I booked the place (and not just when I was shown the contract a week before I arrived), I would’ve had a much better experience.