In Florence, sunny and beautiful two-story flat, well connected to the center

We thank you for your appreciation, but were struck by the severity of your judgment, especially coming from a 24 year old guest. A little dusty..., it gives the idea of an old, somewhat abandoned apartment. Honestly, this is not the case, the apartment is recent and also very well looked after. The mortification of the lady who helps us with the cleaning, whose seriousness and commitment we appreciate, led us to ask ourselves if the apartment was a little dusty from the beginning or if it became dusty during your week-long stay . If you had reported the problem to us from the beginning, we would certainly have intervened to correct it. In any case, we hope this didn't ruin your stay...

Hi Christine, thank you again for your stay. I hope to meet you again in our apartment in Rome.

Florence is not friendly to tourists by car. The entire center is closed to traffic and parking, unless you park in expensive public garages. Parking on the street in the areas around the centre, allowed only in places with blue lines, can cost 2/3 euros per hour. In our area, circulation and parking are possible. Parking in the blue lines from 8am to 8pm on weekdays costs 1 euro per hour. Then there are the free parking spaces in the yellow lines, intended for residents, but usable by our guests and a certain number of free spaces. In via Oxilia, between seats in yellow lines and free ones, there are 12. Our more intelligent guests appreciate that a few minutes away there is a large car park whose maximum cost for 24 hours of parking is 4 euros. Finally, I hope you don't mind knowing that we believed the innocence of the person you accused of theft and who had to take care of cleaning up the house left by you particularly dirty and messy.