Highly recommended. Absolutely the best AirBnB experience we have had so far! This is no casual statement. My wife and I have stayed in various AirBnB's across the world (e.g. United Kingdom, Japan, Canada) and also in France and elsewhere in Italy from similar apartment rental services. But the memory and enjoyment of staying at this Venice apartment was the best of them all. And I am not just speaking about the lovely city.

3 of us--my wife, myself (we're young professionals) and my father stayed here between Feb 11-15 on a family trip. The apartment was incredibly well supplied. Luciano's thoughtfulness and eye for detail is impressive. When we arrived, we received a friendly, quick tour of the apartment from his representative, Giancarlo.

Kitchen is Impressive. Full-sized fridge was stocked with fresh milk and juice. Handy stock of dried pasta, snacks, sparkling water, cookies, and good ground coffee, etc was available upon arrival. All cooking and dining equipment supplied. We found various coffee moka pots and even crab clamps (very handy, as we bought crab from the Rialto seafood market!).

Incredibly spacious for 3 of us (could definitely hold a lot more). Both bedrooms were quite spacious and comfortable. The living room was nice, and the bathroom + shower was comfortable, clean and fit the apartment's high standard.

It's located at Campo San Margherita--wonderful and quite convenient. Definitely feels safe and surprisingly quiet. Surprising because the apartment is right outside/behind the square, which is definitely a party area (e.g. lots of pubs and young folks gather here late night. Fantastic, if you're interested in this scene). But because the apartment is quietly tucked away behind a gate (that is closed for you at night, but you will have easy access to open/close), it easily feels like a peaceful, quiet escape from the crowd. The Dorsudoro area is certainly less "touristy" compared to staying near say Campo San Marco (which we walked to often for Carnivale). Depending on your foot speed (and how many people are blocking your walk to San Marco, we clocked between 20min (on a good day at moderate walking speed) to 45 min on a busy day (Carnivale season for us) via Rialto bridge route. You are also close to the artsy Accademia area too.

In addition to being so thoughtful on details, Luciano himself is a wonderful and gracious host. We never saw him personally, but he was very responsive and helpful to any questions or needs via AirBnB messaging. You'll receive step-by-step advice via photo on how to walk (which we did) or take private water taxi (stops near doorstep) from San Lucia rail station. Airport water shuttle (5-7min walk) to/from Marco Polo is nearby (the "Ca' Rezzonico" stop, about 15 euro/person with ATVO. 45min ride). Getting to the stop, it's only 1 set of stairs to carry medium/large luggage over vs. walking towards piazzale roma and the land bus (shorter journey to airport). Do consult with Luciano. Overall, a wonderful stay!