I've been to Venice several times before, fortunately for extended visits and have grown very fond of the Dorsaduro neighbourhood near the Accademia Bridge. I was very happy therefore with the excellent location of Rocco's studio apartment nicely wedged into a quiet street, only ONE bridge away from the Ca Rezzonico Alilaguna/ vaporatto stop and between the Accademia and the friendly Campo San Barnaba.
We spent many lovely mornings in the nearby Cafe ai Artisti enjoying the conflux of both local and the more transient activity.
The apartment was not large, yet made good use of the space with a small yet efficient kitchen ( we ate out but enjoyed having juice and fruit at home in the mornings), good bathroom and shower, a very comfortable sofa bed and tasteful nice decor. Gondoliers would glide by the window overlooking the small canal, which added a nice texture to the otherwise very quiet surround.
My partner and I were at Roccos for a week and enjoyed our stay, especially the location, the overall comfort and ease for the price, and Rocco and Annabianca's extremely responsive and helpful communication.
Given 2 people in a studio apartment, and the lack of an outdoor space I think a week is a good amount of time to spend at Roccos's. The summer heat and mosquito season meant we generally kept the curtains and windows closed so although there is a fan and we of course we're out enjoying Venice throughout most of the day, some might find it close quarters for more than a week.
I'd recommend Rocco's place for all the reasons above and would definitely consider staying there again in the future whether travelling alone or with my partner. He also has a great looking place in Paris on Air BnB which I also hope to someday check out!