Simply amazing!
We were 4 guests and stayed 4 nights.
The apartment is well divided and it allows you to have privacy in the rooms (each with its own nice comfortable bathroom) or spend good time in the living room+kitchen.
The frescos on the ceilings are very fine and nice to wake up to in the morning.
The beds and the sheets are really comfy and allow a smooth sleeping.
The lightning design is simple and really well thought; you can create a nice atmosphere in any room.
Storage space is so much! We would constantly find some new hidden spots in the first hours after the arrival.
The kitchen is very comfortable with a big table. Having a dishwasher and working space makes everything so easy when cooking. We’ve eaten a lot in the place in order to avoid to spend time in restaurants with the possible risk of getting infected with Covid-19.
Heating system very good and quick. The choice of furniture and details is also nice to the eye.
If you’re spending more than a night is rather helpful to have a vacuum cleaner to clean easily the place, and the one available in the apartment works really well!
The location is just top. We left the car out of Florence’s ZTL restricted circulation area and visited everything only by foot! Any shop is easily reachable.
Eva is an extremely reliable host and available.
She made sure we could have everything (even tea and coffee).
The building is old therefore do not pretend to find a lift! This is the true experience of living in ancient places in any historical Italian city! It’s just on the 3rd floor :)
The one and only flaw which DOES NOT depend on the host or on the apartment: the windows face to the inner small courtyard and on the ground floor there is an Egyptian street food place; therefore if you want fresh air in the morning it’s really hard to get it. I’m a lover of foreign food but I also appreciate clean air when at home, especially after waking up. I know this is inevitable but I believe it’s good to know before arriving there and getting overwhelmed :)
Have fun in Florence!