A sweet, romantic spot. Off the beaten path, away from the rush of the city. Two bus options can quickly carry you to the centre of Florence in about 40 minutes. I've included the time it takes to walk to the bus stop. The number 10 bus is about an 8 minute walk from the house to the stop. The number 17 bus stop is about a 12 minute walk from the house. Bring your groceries from town. The choices for shopping and eating locally (if you are on foot as I was) are slim. It really is a quiet place to escape too. There is a very small plunge pool to help with the heat. Air conditioning also! Guido is helpful, the Chapel was exactly as shown. It's the perfect size for two people. The little kitchen was fully equipped to allow me to cook basic meals. Bring breakfast. We found salt, pepper, sugar, a box of pasta, some vinegar, and a bottle of juice in the kitchen. Check out is tricky. If you plan on leaving via the number 17 bus you'd better make arrangements with the owner to get out of the property. There are two electronic entry gates that require either the key or someone inside the house to open. We left the key in the room and found that we had no means of opening the gates to get to our bus stop. We altered our plan, went through the garden and took the number 10 bus into Florence. No issue but you need to be aware because the two bus schedules are different at each stop. Guido is a great resource for things to do. There are a ton of books on Italy, Roma, and Florence in the room. We'd recommend checking our Ciaoflorence and their cooking classes and tours. All in all, a good stay, with lots of walking.