You rent on airBnB because you want to feel at home, and this was our Florence home away from home. We would happily book it again.
Located in a great spot, close to the Ponte Vecchio and on the same road that is know for it's "street food". Great Gelato, Fantastic Steak, and the local sandwich - Schiacciata - are all available. Just go at off-peak times and you won't have to wait in line. It is also very close to a Piazza with restaurants, cafes, and a Taxi Stop (something you might need when you depart. Though I read you can also order something at a Cafe and ask them to call a cab for you.)
The apartment is spacious with a large bathroom (that has a clothes washer and hair dryer), a kitchen stocked with most things you need like a coffee pot and espresso grounds, and a cute little patio for your breakfast or evening drinks. The bed is firm, but we're fans of that kind of mattress. There is no AC, but the ceiling fan above our bed kept us cool.
Our host communicated with us prior to our arrival, met us at the front door to the building, showed us how everything worked and answered all of our questions.
When we read the apartment was on the first floor, we were excited to finally NOT have to carry our giant bags up stairs...the Europeans are already laughing at us...if you are American, remember, the Ground Floor is Zero. The first floor is up 16 or so steps.
If I longed for anything, man, we could have used a cutting board and a decent chef knife. And why screens are unheard of, I do not understand...one magnetic screen on the door to the patio would have allowed us to let the breeze in but keep the mosquitoes out. To be fair, they have a device that plugs into the wall that worked brilliantly to keep those bloodsuckers at bay in the room it was plugged into.
Pro-tip...there is a little eBike shop not far, that offers a fantastic AirBnB experience and rentals. Find them. You won't be disappointed.
Enjoy Florence.