We had such a great stay at the Sunny House. The location is great---minutes away from the main train station, and from a vaporetto stop---but amazingly in a peaceful, almost silent square. You are literally right next door to the Chiesa San Sebastiano---make sure to pay a visit---and some sort of monastery. Each morning at about 5.30am, we could hear the nuns chanting. Pretty amazing.

Just footsteps away there is a small produce market with such excellent vegetables. Combined with the Billa minutes away, you can take advantage of Sunny House's kitchen for any meal. The kitchen is very well stocked with spices and oils, pans and cutlery, so the proximity of ingredients is a bonus. This helps keep a few extra euros in your pocket for the many delights of the city!

A special mention must go to Sabina, who was a very helpful host, and the neighborhood restaurant. We got into such a jam---the airline lost our luggage, and without a local phone, they can't arrange a drop-off (which is so nuts). But Sabina had the idea of asking the restaurant across from the apartment---Pane e Vino San Sebastiano---if we could have the luggage sent there. And amazingly, they accepted!

As a thank you, we ate at Pane e Vino one night, and wow, the food was fabulous. Nice, neighborly people, amazing food, delicious wine. After dinner, we took a stroll in the direction away from the center of town. And it was magical---empty streets, silent alleyways and canals. Just lovely.

The Sunny House is great place to stay---homey and well-situated, quiet and comfortable. Thank you for the lovely stay.