A stylish apartment in a quiet location away from the crowds and right across a canal from the Scuola with Carpaccio's masterpiece. With three bathrooms and three interesting bedrooms this would be a great place for three adults, as each bedroom had special qualities (a sitting room in one, a couch in another, a gorgeous chandelier in the third). We used the chandelier room as the master for privacy, despite the skinny twin beds, but our shower was tiny. The apartment might work for three couples though it felt a bit tight. No sitting for more than two in the living room, though dining for six. Good basic kitchen. Wonderful architecture with high ceilings and tall windows on three sides. No hooks or towel bars anywhere, nor any full length mirror. In the showers a basket on the floor was provided rather than any shelf for soap and shampoo, which meant the tiny bars provided slipped out on the wet floor. Nights are chilly in October in Venice, but there weren't quite enough extra covers. Our welcome was a bit disconcerting as the young man who met us shook hands and then walked briskly the 8 minutes to the apartment without once glancing back to see whether my 78 year old companion or I were still with him. Still, I loved throwing open the curtains in the morning and watching Venice come alive.