This apartment is an absolute must for your stay in Florence. We were clueless as to how amazing this location was when we booked it, and it wasn't until we arrived and started exploring Florence that we began to understand just how much we had lucked out with the location of Angelo's apartment. With each passing day, we felt more and more grateful to stay on Borgo dei Greci. As the listing mentions, this street connects the Piazza della Signoria, home of the Palazzo Vecchio, with the Basilica of Santa Croce at the street's opposite end. As such, it is a coveted street with not many other lodging accommodations-- this listing is truly unique. During the day, Borgo dei Greci is full of tourists making their way between the aforementioned landmarks. Vendors line the streets with their shops and the restaurants are abuzz with customers. At night, the tourists clear out and you get a feel for the simplicity and slowness of Florentine life. We loved the Piazza dei Peruzzi, located just steps from the apartment's door. The Peruzzi family was a wealthy banking family who contributed heavily to the Basilica of Santa Croce. Angelo's apartment puts you in a location well situated to appreciate the history, culture, and food of Florence. There are wonderful restaurants and a grocery store close by. We appreciated the air conditioning units in the living room and bedroom, and Angelo was extremely communicative in helping us understand how to operate them correctly. Not being from Europe, we were surprised upon arrival to find that the apartment wasn't located on what we understood to be the first floor-- there are about two flights of stairs, which we weren't expecting, but this is our own oversight as we count floors differently and the listing clearly explains that there are going to be stairs. We wanted to let others know about this not as a complaint, but just in case anyone else misunderstands this like we did and may have issues with stairs. The kitchen was well stocked and we were pleasantly surprised to find a dishwasher as well. The washing machine worked wonderfully and was really clean. The bed was comfortable and we appreciated the curtains in the bedroom that helped to darken the room for sleeping. Although there are restaurants on the street and this is more of a residential area, the noise level was a little louder than we had anticipated at night, so if you are a light sleeper, you may want to take that into consideration. Being a light sleeper myself, I was willing to sacrifice a little bit of sleep in order to be in this incredible location. Points of interest and their walking times from the apartment are: the Duomo (9 minutes), the Uffizi Gallery (4 minutes), the Accademia Gallery (15 minutes), Vivoli Gelato (2 minutes), Conad grocery store (4 minutes), Ponte Vecchio (8 minutes), Santa Maria Novella train station (17 minutes), Piazzale Michelangelo (20 minutes), and Venchi Gelato (6 minutes). We stayed here several nights and one other night at a bed and breakfast north of the Duomo, and we wished we would have stayed at this AirBNB during the entire time we were in Florence. We recommend this AirBNB without hesitation as one of the best stays we experienced during our time in Italy!