The Cons: very close to the train station, about 8-10mins, also walking distance to the Duomo/ Cathedral, about 20 mins, and from there you can walk to Ponte Vechio about 10 mins? I even returned home walking. There is a tram but I believe you get off after 3 stops, then you still have to walk. The check in process was over the phone, but the guy (Thomas?) who was on the phone was very nice & helpful. If you have a big-heavy luggage, you can leave your luggage downstairs (already inside the building) to go to your room to get the keys, and use the elevator (you need a key to use the elevator). The room is as described, not the nicest room, but enough to go sleep. You hear the Trams until about 11pm and starts again around 6am, although this has nothing to do with the apartment, it’s the location. I noticed a few hotels nearby, in fact less than a minute there is the Hotel Leonardo Da Vinci, but the tram pases in front of the hotels, so unless if they have “window sound proof” then you’ll get to sleep in more. I was there for 3 nights, which for 2 days I have to get up early anyway, one for a winery tour, and the next day when I left (take the train for my next city). After a few days in Milan, Venice and Cinque Terre, I was hoping to do some laundry (since it’s listed), but machine was not available. The good thing is that about 10 mins walking there is a laundromat (Wash & Dry I believe is called) where you can do your laundry yourself or they can do it for you, to pick them up around 2 hours, for small laundry I pad 13€. There was an issue with the bathroom, they said they were going to send someone to fix it, but they didn’t. I mean, I was still able to use it. Would I return to this place? Mmm, I would, but I would try to find a place where no Trams passes nearby (if possible).