The apartment doesn't look like in the pictures, unfortunately it's a bit more wasted, a big hole and unfinished stairs welcome you under the rooftop of the building. The flat isn't very welcoming and not that clean. It has the very basics you need, the stove isn't fully functional and the bathroom is tiny, also the tub and has no real door, so you'll hear everything. The beds look like folding beds, everything seems a bit improvised and random, just no effort in there. One room is loud because heading the shopping street and the other is very small with a little window and no view. So a bit overpriced for the comfort, but yeah, Venice...
The communication with Giacomo was not very good, he was friendly, but not very welcoming or engaged, didn't talk much. When we arrived (late check in after 2 pm) we still had to wait for 1,5 hours, because the apartment was not ready, when we returned he was still cleaning. It was nice of him that he carried our luggage til the top and we could have a late check out, but again he wanted us to leave earlier so that he could clean. It seemed like he doesn't care much about his guests or is annoyed of stressed, a bit strange.
The tronchetto station and Canal Grande is right around the corner, but also the other ferries on the outside are nearby, which is great if you arrive from the parking in Mestre or want to go to the Biennale. Cannaregio is my favorite part of Venice, not too touristic and very lovely to walk around in the evening, nice oriental and jewish food to find. But I had more lovely stays in this beautiful city.