My colleague and I stayed here as a base to visit the Biennale and it was the perfect location for that, as well as being an easy walk from most other attractions and museums. It’s on a very quiet square—we had no issues with noise at night or early in the morning. The greeter was very responsive and accommodating and met us there at 10:30 in the morning to let us stow our luggage even though Check-in wasn’t until 3 so we really appreciated that! The layout of the apartment is ideal for a small family or two traveling companions like us as the two bedrooms don’t share a wall and each is near its own bathroom with shower. The living room is small but perfectly serviceable especially if you only plan to be in the apartment to sleep. Everything was very clean except the mirror in my bedroom was grimy with fingerprints as though they forgot to wipe it down but that isn’t a huge deal. The bed is a bit firm and is actually two twins pushed together with a noticeable separation line but comfortable if you just sleep on one side or the other of it. Plenty of hot water and good pressure for the showers. The kitchen is clean and modern although we couldn’t find any extra garbage bags or any paper towels or napkins—these would be good things for the host to include or place more prominently. We also couldn’t find any info on what to do with or where to bring the day’s garbage except a list of main trash collection points in Venice but I didn’t get the sense that we were supposed to bring it there ourselves even if we were so inclined. The one big drawback was the wifi completely failed our last night there—it had worked fine before that. To be fair, we didn’t contact the host about anything during our stay so I’m not suggesting these issues went unaddressed by them. In fact, I’m pretty confident that if we had reached out they would have helped us right away.
I would definitely stay here again!