This was a great apartment. It is right on the river, between the Ponte Vecchio and the Ponte Santa Trinita, a little closer to the latter, which is actually good, because it's a little away from the crowds. The view from the terrace is spectacular: you can see San Miniato up on the hill to the left, part of the Boboli Gardens, the dome of Santo Spirito right across, and a beautiful villa up on the hill to the right-- 180 degrees of sheer beauty. The Santa Trinita bridge, which is pretty much right downstairs, leads into the Santo Spirito neighborhood on the south side of the Arno-- it's a less touristy area, and there are some nice restaurants over there-- plus, if you like beer, a fairly new craft brewery called Archea (worth seeking out). The apartment is also very close to all the major sights. Right around the corner, in Santa Trinita church, you can find a gorgeous nativity scene by Ghirlandaio, as beautiful as anything in the Uffizi, but without the crowds. Guido was great, and very helpful. The apartment is definitely worth the climb. There is a queen bed, plus two single pull-outs that my kids used.