Cristina's place is lovely! It's in a wonderful location, within very close walking distance to most of the main attractions and it's very nice and cozy and typical of old Italian buildings. Cristina also was very easy to get in touch with and gave us nice tips for things to do. Summer in Florence is hot and as is common with these old buildings, there is no airconditioning. This wasn't a problem for me as I was expecting it, but if you are used to having a very cold room to hide out from the heat in then this might be problematic for you. My only complaint honestly was that the bed is actually two beds pushed together. This is also quite common in Italy and is the case in most hotels. However, my partner and I like to sleep very close together which was quite difficult when the bed kept gradually turning into two beds.