Wonderful place to stay in Venice—the location is far enough from the most touristy area, while still being close enough to walk to that area within 15-20 minutes. The ability to leave the tourist area proved to be essential given the serious crowds that were there in October. There are also some great restaurants in the area, but they fill up fast so you have to make reservations for dinner. I suggest checking google or TripAdvisor reviews, as there are a number of mediocre restaurants that will overcharge you for food that is not of great quality, while next door there may be delicious food for a similar price.
The house itself is on a quiet street that intersects with a canal, which is lovely. Everything was perfectly clean and while we did not cook, we could have, as they appeared to have everything one would need in terms of utensils etc. They even had an espresso maker and coffee available for use. There’s a mini fridge and microwave, and the water in the shower always got hot quickly which was nice. There’s a bidet as well which is easy to use.
Lastly, Daniela and her assistant Ms. Flores are both wonderful. Ms. Flores met us at the ferry stop and walked us to the house, and then pointed us to the main street nearby with all the restaurants. She also came by to help us turn on the heater. When there was a train strike and we were stuck in Venice an extra night, Daniela offered one of her other properties to us since she had the Airbnb already booked for that night. We would absolutely stay here again! The place is smaller so would highly recommend for 2 or 3 people.