Filippo is a nice guy. I stayed for two nights here and had a hard time enjoying it as a single traveller. Despite being in a busy square it was quiet. Local kids rang the bell a number of times which wouldn’t have bothered me so much if I had known that’s who it was— I had just checked in and was alone in a foreign country so that kind of frightened me. Mosquitoes in Venice are atrocious— they kept me up all night but this is an issue in any old building in town so it is not entirely a fixable problem. No one seems to have screens in Venice. There was extremely loud renovation happening overhead beginning at 7:30 am which caused the ceiling to rain plaster onto my food preventing me from cooking. The ceiling is low which was fine for me but might be uncomfortable for a taller person. Also the bed broke as soon as I sat on it. Also good to know there is a city tax on tourists staying— it is only a few euro a day but it would have been nice to know before going. I struggled with the three doors and the three keys. I wish I stayed in a hotel.