For my first trip abroad and first time using AirBnb, this was a wonderful place to land. Marc (I hope I've spelled his name correctly) the husband of Lucia, was very nice and helpful. I actually never met Lucia, she was at work when I arrived and I never saw her the entire time. The place was really clean and looked just like the picture. I was in room #3 right next to one of the bathrooms. The only issue I had was the room was rather warm the entire time. The fan that was in the room just couldn't ever get the entire room cool but I positioned it towards me so I could sleep and that seemed t work. Also when I arrive in the afternoon and took a shower in the water only got warm for a short time then went cold so I had a cold bath, but it was so hot that the cool water wasn't so so horrible. When I took another shower the next morning the water was nice and warm. Other than that and the 4 flights of stairs (wasn't expecting that, reminded me of my life in NY, which I loved, and had to be in shape for) it was a very lovely place to be welcomed. There was a slight language barrier that Marc and I muddled through, he was helpful to me and what is beautiful is that you find ways to communicate what you need to each other and it all works. Its such a beautiful way to live, open and welcoming. I'd stay here again but ask for a stronger fan in my room :-) Also I found a grocery store around the corner across from a small park. Everything was in walking distance including the train - Mestre Station.