Vacation rentals in Florence

“One of the best apartments I've ever been to through Airbnb. It is small but has absolutely everything you need for an excellent stay for two people in the magnificent city of Florence. The location is unbeatable. It is located just one block from the Duomo. It is to highlight the cleanliness of the apartment. It is also important to keep in mind that right in front of it there is a large supermarket where you can buy everything. Monica is very kind and friendly. He received us personally and offered us all kinds of recommendations. He also had the detail of waiting for us with music from our country so that we felt comfortable at home or at home. Thanks for everything.”

“This apartment is fantastic. Safe, clean, stylish, ground floor apartment with an open plan kitchen and living room opening out onto a back garden. I love that the washing machine is tucked away in a corner of the terrace, because you can wash your clothes and hang them up to dry outside on the rack provided. So easy and the weather is warm enough to dry clothes while you're out seeing the city. This is a one bedroom apartment with a very comfortable bed (for two) in a private room, a bathroom, and a pull out couch in the living room for an extra person. The apartment is a combination of modern within traditional Florence architecture, within easy walking distance of Mercato Centrale, the Duomo, all kinds of stores, restaurants and coffee bars, the main train station, and the Galleria dell' Accademia housing Michaelengelo's David, among so many other amazing things. All the hosts were thoughtful, considerate and extremely helpful. Thank you so much! Highly recommend.”

“Fabio's place is a gem in the cozy Sant' Ambrogio neighbourhood of Florence. It is located just outside the most crowded and touristy area of the city but close enough to all the historic attractions. It is within a 12-14-minute leisurely walk to the Duomo, 20 minute walk to the Mercato Centrale, 20 minutes to the Uffizi and about 30 minutes across the river to the Pitti Palace. There is a large Co-Op supermarket close by, where we got most of our daily food supply as we didn't want to spend a fortune on restaurants. The lovely Sant' Ambrogio market is just around the corner, and you can get your morning latte or cappuccino at the Dolce Amaro cafe, literally just steps away from the apartment, and a great prosciutto sandwich for lunch at Ke Ci Metto, also just steps away. For those arriving in Florence by train, save yourself a few euros and take the C2 electric bus instead of taxi (one bus ticket, which you can buy in advance at any news stand or tabacchi store, will only set you back 1.5 euros, while a taxi trip will cost you over 20 euros). As many here have noted, the place itself is very comfortable and has a stylish look. There is not much daylight in there as the windows look out onto a tiny courtyard, but then we were out exploring the city during the day anyways. Fabio also kindly booked us a taxi for our 4 am trip to the airport. Overall, a great stay and a great host!”