Eugenia is a perfect host and despite having a new baby, she was always available and responded to any WhatsApp messages and although I didn't really need anything during my 3 week stay, she made it clear that I had only to ask. The description is very accurate and this small cosy studio flat is ideal for both short and longer stays. And above all what I love is the LOCATION. A fabulous forno 100m away to get your early morning fresh bread, lunch time pizzetta and the Sant'Ambrogio market is a 4 min. walk away: it starts at 0700 but most stalls aren't open until 0830; you get the freshest fruit, vegetables, cheese, homemade pasta and there's a lovely caffe/food outlet in the centre serving great food to savour or eat on the fly. All the sights including the ones in Oltrarno are 20-25m away and Google Map is pretty accurate on walk times except the station/coach station is a 25 min. walk with a 2 min. espresso break. The neighbouring building work is noisy as the guys start using the heavy machinery from 0730, but it's quiet with the window shut (& the a/c on which is essential if the afternoon temperature is 34-35 in the afternoon and doesn’t drop below 20 overnight). The neighbourhood is very cheap (gelatos drop to €2 here & a coffee to €1, beer is €3.50), very safe; there are a lot of young American undergrads spending a semester in Florence staggering home after a good night out in the early hours. Parking in the centro storico is out of the question and I chose to return my hire car as this is a wonderful walking-friendly town. Overall I would recommend Eugenia and her flat to any couple/single wishing to pack in as much into their stay with visits, trips by coach or train to Tuscan towns & villages, enjoy real Fiorentino company in the local bars as well as cook great Tuscan dishes from fabulous ingredients.