Michela's place is in a convenient non-touristy location. Really close to the train and bus stations. Plenty of solid restaurants around. Rialto Bridge and Piazza San Marco are within walking distance. We were satisfied with our stay.
We stayed here with our 11 months old crawling baby. There are few things to consider when planning your trip:
There is one set of stairs to climb to get to the apartment. The flat itself contains a single step.
You will walk through a lot of bridges in Venice, and most of them consist of stairs only. That means a lot of stroller carrying, unless you take a baby carrier. None of these were major issues. They didn't prevent us from enjoying our stay.
We also appreciated that we were able to fully black out the bedroom, which helped our baby sleep.
We were a bit surprised to discover we need to pay the tourist tax in cash on arrival. It is written in house rules, which you can find (and have to expand) at the very bottom of the listing. So technically, its our fault we haven't noticed it before making the reservation. That being said, I would expect the Airbnb price to be inclusive of any mandatory charges or to have any mandatory charges more obvious. Otherwise, the Airbnb price is a bit deceiving and I would expect more transparent approach from a superhost.