What a beautiful experience all the way around. If you’re looking for the perfect accommodations while in Florence, look no further. We were walking distance to literally everything, a full grocery store is next door and the best coffee shop is a few steps passed that. David met us promptly, even with my lack of needed communication. He prepositioned himself close by to be available. He walked up to us and greeted us with such a lovely warm smile. We liked him immediately. He walked us up the two flights of stairs and opened the apartment to such beauty. It’s in pristine condition, light and airy, and beautifully decorated. You’ll find everything you need, and then some. Full two bathrooms with great showers and plenty of warm water. A clothes washer dryer combo in the kitchen that actually works great. The beds are super comfortable and the windows in the bedrooms open up to a lovely courtyard. The TV has all the apps available and you can sign in to your accounts for Hulu, Netflix, Prime, etc.
David spent some time with us showing us a map of Florence and sharing restaurant recommendations. He shared with us all of the must see locations of Florence and how to get there. He even had a bottle of wine waiting for us. He was truly fantastic. I was able to text him a few days later to see about getting a reservation at a local restaurant he had suggested, and he called and booked it for us. It ended up being our favorite restaurant in Florence. The apartment location also has easy access for taxi pick up and drop off. We also were met by one of our tour vans for pick up. So it’s an easy location for cars and vans. It’s across the street from a Mailbox Etc. location, in case you need to mail anything home. It’s a 5 minute walk to the Duomo, tons of shops, restaurants, and The Galleria Dell’ Accademia Di Firenze. We were able to purchase €16 tickets to see Michelangelo’s David. Extraordinary! All in all, two thumbs up. Highly recommend this accommodation and look forward to our next visit. Thanks David….you’re the best!