This is a very pleasant and well equipped two bedroom apartment. We really enjoyed our stay and considered it a great value. Very clean, nicely decorated, and well equipped.
The best thing is the location because it is out of the main tourist areas near Rialto Bridge and St Marks Piazza. Those areas can make you feel like you're in a crowded elevator most of the time, especially when a large cruise ship is in port or in high season. Many restaurants in those neighborhoods are overpriced tourist traps without very good food. This apartment is close enough to the tourist areas for easy access but it is quiet and there are real Italians living in this area.
There are very good restaurants nearby. We had a delightful meal at Ristorante Vecia Cavana and another good one at Ostaria Boccadoro. Both are a short walk from the apartment.
The only real negative is that this apartment is up two flights of stairs with no elevator. What offsets this is that there is a private downstairs laundry room with washer and dryer. We were only there for three nights so we left our big suitcases downstairs in the laundry room and only took our carry-ons and items we'd need for those days upstairs. This was a good plan.
Since this was the start of a 3.5 week Europe trip for us we had a lot of luggage. We elected to take a water taxi from the airport which was a good decision. The alternative of using public transportation would have been less expensive but we would have had to lug our heavy suitcases up and over multiple elevated bridges. Venice is all about canals and they have elevated bridges to allow boats to pass under them. The water taxi was able to drop us off so close to the apartment that we only had to navigate over one of those bridges. It was only about a one minute walk to the apartment from where they dropped us off. We're senior citizens in our 70s so that was an important advantage for us. If you're young and athletic it might not be a big deal to use public transportation.