My extended family had a wonderful time in Alessandra's villa. The location is amazing: a couple of minutes' walk to the Uffizi, Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio, etc. We booked some of the best restaurants in the city, not paying attention to where they were located, and it turned out all of them were a walk away from the apartment. Quintessential Florence vibe right out the door. The primary apartment consists of three bedrooms with ensuite baths (one of the bedrooms has a small private sitting room in addition), a living room, and a dining room. A fourth bedroom is just beyond the main unit and easily becomes part of it. Several other bedrooms are down a corridor (they were empty when we were there). There is no accessible kitchen, but a "butler" (in our case the nice Joselito) comes to make and serve breakfast to you every morning, and there is a coffee maker, tea kettle, and small refrigerator just down the hall at your disposal). The common rooms are pleasant and spacious and have an aesthetic in keeping with the city. The bedrooms are all comfortable. It was incredibly hot (100F) while we were in Florence and the air conditioning worked very well. While there are some edges that you wouldn't find in a 5-star hotel, being able to have a larger group of family all together in one private, more historical space more than makes up for that. The entire place is very clean, and kept clean daily by the butler (beds made, bathrooms cleaned, etc). You must be able to climb a full flight of stairs to the elevator, which takes you up one more floor to the apartment); there is no handicap access. Alessandra is incredibly prompt in answering every question, and she gave recommendations for last-minute private transport needs, and followed up to make sure we had been accommodated. We had a fantastic time!