Monthly Rentals in Lastra a Signa

We went all the way south from Venice and this was the most comfortable house we had in Italy.The host, Marco, was particularly enthusiastic and met us in person for check-in.Asked about hot water halfway through and Marco directed us online and all messages were answered within a minute.The room is particularly clean, the kitchenware is well equipped, there is a nice Italian restaurant nearby, and it is convenient to walk to the supermarket and the train station.It was a pleasant surprise to have booked such a quiet and comfortable house. Washing machine and basic laundry supplies, hangers for drying clothes, hangers, and enough utensils in the kitchen.The own small yard was great for lounging and having an afternoon tea (although we were raining on these days).The inside facilities are consistent with the pictures, or even better.Marco also prepared coffee makers and ground for both Italian and American coffee.The heating and the air conditioner with the heating function can provide adequate heating and everything including the value for money was surprisingly surprising.We are from China, and communication with Marco is basically not much of a barrier, and Airbnb's own translator and face-to-face English + gestures are enough for us to communicate smoothly. Overall, it was pleasantly surprised and hopefully a reference for subsequent guests.If I come back to Italy I hope to come back and choose to stay here.I wish Marco all the best.

We had an amazing stay at this private villa. The beautiful garden made the whole place feel like a little paradise. It was incredibly quiet and cozy, perfect for relaxing. The hosts were very welcoming and always ready to help. Highly recommend!

Our host, Laura, was super friendly and easy to talk to. The apartment we stayed in was Bianca, just like what described. It was really comfortable. The building was well-maintained. We didn’t have a car, so it was a bit of a workout to push our luggages up the hill to the apartment. We used trains and public transportation to explore the Tuscany areas (Florence, Bologna, and even Cinque Terre). It was easy to get around. Just be careful with the less frequent trains because they’re a sub-route between Pisa and Florence stations. Our host was so sweet and prepared a pack of spaghetti, sauce, and a bottle of red wine as a welcome gift. It was a great way to start our stay before we found out that only one restaurant was open on Easter Sunday (which was our bad expectation from Florence city experience in the past). If you’re staying in the apartment, I recommend using a car. If you don’t mind a 10-15 minute walk or more to a local cafe for breakfast, that’s okay too.

Perfect stay ! Many thanks