I stayed in Andrea's apartment for 5 days with my teenage daughter. The flat was easy to find (even in the pouring rain!) - about a 10 minute walk from the Piazzale Roma where the airport bus drops you off. Andrea's friendly and charming dad met us at the bar on the corner of the street and showed us how everything worked in the flat. The heating was especially welcome the first night as we were soaking wet. The flat is compact but it was great having two rooms: one with a large double bed and the other a small living room with bed and TV - my daughter managed to find a few english channels too.
The kitchen was extremely well-equipped for a self-catering place and there was food left for breakfast and a bottle of prosecco which was really appreciated. There was also soap and shampoo in the bathroom. There were even wellies which were essential during the flooding at high tide.
Maybe the towels could have been larger and fluffier but they were still adequate.
There was plenty of storage space and lots of guide books to read.The only slight problem was that the local supermarket (which was only small) was hard to find .
The location was absolutely amazing, we could walk to lots of the main sights, the vaporetto stop was a few minutes away, there were lots of restaurants and bars nearby as well as fascinating streets and local squares.
Andrea was friendly and helpful to deal with and I would definitely stay there again - we felt quite sad to leave.