The house is big with two bedrooms, one double bed and two single beds. The is A/C in both bedrooms and one in the living room. There are two bathrooms with shower. We found everything we needed from appliances (kitchen, washing machine, boiler for hot water). The house was clean and very pleasant to live in. Because of the water pipe system in Florence the water pressure is low and you cannot operate two showers at the same time but that wasn't an issue bigger that to mention it. Florence is a small town and everything is tightly packed so location of the house may be on a street with Asian-African shops but we talk for a area of about 50meters, in another 50 meters you get to the central market and another 100 meters to the Duomo. The benefit of the location was the Turkish restaurant next of the apartment where you can find traditional food in great price. You don't need any type of transportation, the train station is 5 minutes by foot. It is difficult to find elevators in Florence houses because most of the buildings are from the 18th century or older, but this is no issue because you will need a way lot of stamina to walk in the streets of town, so complaining for getting up some stairs may sound funny... Massimo was very helpful to show us everything about the apartment and give us information about the town! Overall it was a great choice and I will stay there again with no second thought. Some info about the city (personal views): Florence is a feast for the eye, you may know what to expect to see before start looking in airbnb for an apartment so I will give you some info from my experience: - You don't need any type of transportation, the city center with all the sightseen is for pedestrians only. - If you want to see all the museums and you have 3 days in a row buy the Firenze card, I personally managed to see all of them. You save a lot of time waiting in lines. Just have in mind that you cannot skip the duomo lines witch are the bigger ones. - But there is no reason to see everything, The Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Vecchio, The Duomo and Academia museum (just for Michelangelo's David) are enough for most of visitors. So 2-3 days are fine. - Florence is very expensive to eat and I found only two places for night drink (I was looking to drink a beer not clubs or something) without ordering food. Of course if you stay there for a long time you will find the places locals go out, but the center seems to be full of tourist restaurants. The Turkish shop next to the apartment was the only one with reasonable prices but you have to like that kind of food. - From the first day you'll arrive go to the...