Carlo was very friendly. Everything looked nice until we got inside. There was a mouldy stench. When we got to the bedroom we realised why. It was super humid in there. The ceiling windows could not be opened and the humidity in the room stayed trapped near the ceiling. The heating was on full blast which did not seem to help much as the radiator was in the deepest corner of the apartment. As soon as Carlo left, we took the beds into the living room and closed off the bedroom, opened the windows (and blocked something that actually looked like a surveillance camera). After about two hours of lofting the rest of the apartment was well habitable.
From this point on we enjoyed our stay. The bathroom was relatively clean and the kitchen was well equipped. Some of the cupboards had suffered from the humidity but that was very minor. The apartment is very central, there is a bakery and a supermarket close by and it's a short walk to the centre. There were maps of Firenze in the apartment that helped us get around.

To people that wish to stay here we recommend considering moving the beds into the living room (as obviously many had done before us). However, we also think the humidity problem could be easily managed and so we encourage you to look at newer reviews regarding this.