This is a wonderful little B&B in a quiet but not remote part of the city - not far from the tourist areas but just far enough to allow you enjoy a quiet and relaxing sleep at night.

Alessandro was very accommodating and gave us excellent advice - especially on where and what to eat ( as lovers of food and the local cuisine we suggest you ask for that advice in advance and get reservations - which Alessandro kindly did for us - as you won't find some of these local gems on Yelp). He informed us on how to get around (including detailed instructions on how to the airport). After breakfast, which he kindly prepared with a great selection of local specialties, fresh juice, and expresso, he prepared small sack of tasty croissants to go that made an excellent mid-day treat. He is quick to respond, both kind and helpful, and I would highly recommend him as a host.

The room itself quite comfortable and modern - with a coffee maker enough storage space if you are staying for an extending time. The bed comfortable with good sheets, and is a tad the firmer side which was to my liking. The location is on the 1st floor ( *not* the ground floor, 2nd floor for us North Americans ) and the room did not have a view. For a view, simply go to the bar a few doors down and have a fresh hand-made Bellini on a quite street facing the Grand Canal. Why stay in your room when all of Venice awaits?