Federico did not meet us at his flat. His assistant met us, gave us the keys, showed us where everything was, and left, so I did not officially "meet" Federico. He seemed nice via email. I don't know how important Wifi is to you, but it did not work at all our last two days in the flat (we were there 5 days total), and the wifi was in and out the other three days. Also, there is construction going on in the building (June 2015), which started early-early morning and was loud. I'm from Los Angeles and I'm used to loud, so it did not bother me at all. But if I wanted to sleep in, probably not possible. I don't think the flat would be ideal for small children trying to sleep, because the street just below the windows are pretty noisy, again - did not bother me because I am from a noisy city. The flat is beautiful - exactly as pictured. Water pressure in the shower is great. There is a blow dryer, an iron, full kitchen with everything you need to prepare a meal. The flat was perfectly clean. Towels were delivered daily. We walked to the Duomo (10 mins), the Uffizi, and all of the main museums and the Ponte Vecchio bridge. The location of the flat is perfect, located near many shops and cafes all along the way. We also walked to the train station with our luggage.