Thankfully, Florence is a easy walking city, we were able to get to everything (major sites, especially) on foot within 3 minutes to the Accademia Gallery or 27 to the Piazzale Michelangelo. The view was really only visible from one window and if you leaned out, so dont get your hopes up on that, BUT it was only a 2-3 minute walk to see the beautiful site down the street.
Otherwise the place is a lil silly with its layout. If you are over 6’0 its going to be a tough fit, and watch your head getting into bed and showering. The shower absolutely leaks out from under the glass so you gotta shove a towel near the door to prevent any issues. The main bathroom is downstairs with a toilet and bidet, very spacious. The wash machine IS EXCEPTIONALLY TINY, unless you’re washing baby clothing you can fit 5-6 items MAX depending on the size to make sure they are fully washed. The wash machine was also very moldy, so we forewent using it unless necessary. The AC worked wonderfully downstairs, but you had to blast it at night and turn it down so you can cool down upstairs. The giant wall prevents quality airflow.
Finally, Francesco was very nice but wasn’t the best communicator. Part of it was definitely the language barrier, with him not speaking English and us not speaking Italian. But that wasn’t the main issue, responses to questions were unclear even with translation and we weren’t given any detailed instructions regarding check in or out, walking around, guides, instructions for the apartment, etc.