We loved Sophie’s place! It is a small open floor plan one bedroom with a ton of light and a big open window over a terrace with classic Tuscany skyline views. I stayed there with two friends. We ended up using the living room bed and then sharing the bed in the bedroom. The loft upstairs is pretty hot at night in summer for sleeping (for us at least). There was a lot of open space which made it easy for us to spread out and each have our own area for our suitcases.
The location is perfect! It is an easy 10 minute walk to all the museums and churches and palaces, but on the quieter side of the river where all the better restaurants are and the best vintage shops.
If you stay here, definitely check out Bobili Gardens in the afternoon/evening when the light is the best. For dinner, Osteria Tripperia Il Maggazino, Piazzo Santo Spirito for apertivo, and L’uva e Il Vino for wine and pizza right by the apartment. Trattoria BBQ is also great if you arrive a bit early and need a spot to hang out and eat delicious crostini and use wifi before your check-in time. For vintage, Recollections is a museum in and of itself, and Celeste Vintage had some great stuff on the much cheaper side of things. Lastly, we couldn’t help but each buy a pair of boots at Rive Gauche. Everything in there is stunning.
One word of caution for international travelers: wifi was spotty at night, which is when we would often look things up and make plans for the next day. I’m not sure if the server just gets tired or what, because it worked great in the mornings.