I think Sylvia's room outdoes her description. It is small but well equipped with just about everything you need short of renting an apartment. She has even provided plate, mug etc for snacks and a kettle as well as a coffee machine. There is a small interior courtyard and for me this was a real plus. It has a small table and chairs and is open to the sky. With door and window open, any breeze can flow through the room - a natural alternative to the fan and AC provided. My only caveat is that it suits a compact person best and some agility is required to deal with a small shower cabinet. If you are the sort of person who really likes space, and needs some elbow room, this one might not be for you. Situation is perfect, with many inexpensive eating options nearby. It is also very close to vaporetti stops for railway station and airport, as well as for Arsenale & Giardini for the Biennale. I would stay there again.