Michele is a wonderful host and all the comments about his courtly attention are spot on. The photographs represent the apartment well, which is spacious and well-furnished. Wi fi works wonderfully in the central room, as Michele is quick to instruct. The location of the apartment is excellent, as are Michele's communication skills and attention to details. The one thing I would point out, which is in a minor key in some of the reviews that come before mine, is that with the authentic aspect of the street (the presence of working workshops) comes some understandable, work-related noise. The apartment faces working workshops and may actually be located above one or perhaps a part of a workshop. While the workshops are quiet during the nighttime on this cul-de-sac, and therefore make for good neighbors, they start bright and early in the morning. On one of the two weekday mornings that we were there, someone started some activity (cutting sheet metal? It was hard to tell) at about 5 am, waking up the person sleeping in the front room. But there also was some sort of workshop-activity happening under the rear bedroom, too. I am a big believer in full disclosure, so I think it's important to mention this outright. To be sure, I may be a lighter sleeper than some and perhaps this is all relative, but it seemed important to point out the proximity to noise. Apart from this particular aspect, Michele's apartment is lovely and a calm oasis on the tourist jungle that Florence can become. Once more, he is a splendid host.