Avoid at all costs, we were given directions to Rialto where we attempted to contact the host however the number was unobtainable despite trying numerous connotations of the number. we then had to set about contacting via Airbnb and the delays involved. We then received a message to say we needed to get to Rialto Market stop, have you ever tried crossing the worlds busiest bridge with two 20 kilo suitcases on a sunny afternoon? We arrived at the Rialto market stop to find no-one so the messages started again to be told Christian was now on his way, thirty minutes after initial contact he turned up then proceeded to race off. When I asked could he help with a case he just shrugged leaving me to struggle over another bridge and up some steep steps. I had been now lugging the two cases for over half a mile from initial contact and I am in my fifties. We then entered what can only be called a dingy apt with no natural light and cheaply decorated. we hated the apartment that much we only returned at night to sleep. It ruined what had been a lovely fortnight touring Italy.