This isn't where you will find the warm and lively atmosphere of a typical Italian home but it's clean and comfortable. Sharing the bathroom with other guests can be an issue especially when they forget to lock the door which happened twice on my stay. Luigi greets you with a whole lot of verbal information (including payment of a tax) which I found hard to digest after a difficult time reaching the apartment. The bus from Marco Polo airport does not feature the names of the stops so you will need to enquire with a passenger if it's too crowded to reach the driver. Once you get off at San Giuliano you have to cross one road to get to the tram stop. I wish I had known all those details to make my trip easier.
The room has a television and fan but no info on what to see and do in Venice, no maps, or brochures to get you started. Good coffee for breakfast, white bread, donuts, cereals and yogurt (on some days).
As a greatly experienced Airbnb guest who loves meeting people I must say I have rarely felt so unwelcome and undervalued. This host, though polite, never even once addressed me by my name or made any attempt to know me as a person during my week-long stay. Just a business venture, I guess.