Maybe this host doesn’t know that Photoshop-ed pics are fraud and not making clear certain facts is lying by omission. The pics of this listing and the description are NOT true. This is a ‘garden flat’ on the ground floor (in a city that constantly floods) under a 2m/6ft set-back from the flats above so it’s depressingly dark and you need lights on all the time to see properly. There’s NO WiFi in the bedroom (50% of the flat) nor on the ‘terrasse’. The photo of the bedroom’s shows access to the sitting room/kitchen where it’s not – that ‘space’ is a window to the outside patch of overgrown weeds in front of a massive (and active) construction site littered with rubble and stacks of roofing tiles with workmen walking about every day, breaking tiles, including Saturday. Also from the photos you’d think the inside décor is pleasant; in reality it’s mismatched op-shop melamine and garden furniture (not the furniture in the photos) and pictures nailed to the walls, no curtains in the bedroom, door to ‘garden’ doesn’t lock (broken with only a wooden door-stopper to ‘secure’ the door), no bowls for salad/soup/pasta, no can-opener, no wine glasses, no wooden spatulas, no small pot for soup or pasta sauce (there’s only one huge pot with mis-matched lid), etc. If you choose accommodation with kitchen it’s because you intend to prepare your own meals; otherwise you choose a studio. I’ve gifted a salad bowl to the host, sourced from fabulous Conad supermarket 4mns’ walk away: €0.99. Last but not least – the walls with the adjoining flat (presumably owned by same host) are cardboard thin so you hear every word from next door guests and I was ‘entertained’ with lots of late night Italian talk shows and hearing every toilet/shower use. The host did not greet me at check-in/check-out nor visit during the 10 days I was there. She sent a text the day after I self checked-in asking if everything was ok. When I politely raised issues of missing kitchen basics and lack of security to ‘garden’ door, her response was arrogantly dismissive and TWICE during my stay she sent a man over - without warning, someone who walked right in, only spoke Italian to (apparently) check on something leaking somewhere when there was no such issue. Disruptive? Mildly. Harassment? Possibly. Unpleasant? Definitely. The positives about this place: location and cleanliness but that’s not worth €250 p/night given the abundance of choice in Venice.