I know Venice so chose this stay for its location. There are no nearby restaurants, shops, or markets to speak of but it's a quiet neighborhood without the bustle you find elsewhere. Easy access from Arsenale vaporetto and halfway between Biennale Giardino and Piazza San Marco. Basino is lovely. The location makes it 5-star worthy.
However photos of studio itself are deceptive and the description has false information.
In photos the studio appears spacious and bright: it is neither. It is very dark and the couch beds are arranged so that they take up most of the space in the room. Though there is a huge armoire and a hutch, there is no place for guests to put clothing or anything else. Two drawers small drawers in the hutch are filled with junk and the two drawers in an end table smell of mildew. The makeshift rods for hangers can accommodate shirts but not dresses, as the TV sits on a table beneath, so you really have to live out of your suitcase. Very awkward. Technically there is a courtyard view, but to say there's a view . . . no real darkening shades, no oven, no dishwasher--I didn't care, but let's be honest. Thin walls, overhead neighbors can be very noisy. Internet signal is weak and regularly drops connection. Worst of all, when a scheduled and mutually agreed to repair was made while I wasn't there, unbeknownst to me, someone opened a window and its screen, and there were mosquitoes and sleepless nights thereafter. And I was told that I should have said something!
These things make it a two-star experience.
After I left, Monica asked me to please write a 5-star review!
I generously give the studio 4 stars because of the location, though not everyone would want to be so far from the action. Though the studio is mostly clean and has some charm there are far too many things that detract from a pleasant stay.