This is more of a hostel environment. There are two bathrooms for guests to use, which was nice. The room was very large and the air conditioner ran well. Public transportation was nearby and easy to get to Venice.
I did book with very short notice and Yujie was quick to respond to accept my reservation, but right after, I sent her a message from the airport to confirm the address and check-in instructions, and did not get a response for a while, which prevented me from leaving the airport, as I would not have cell service. (I had planned to get a SIM card after I got to the AirBnb and dropped my luggage, as you cannot buy a SIM card at the airport.) The address was provided but no further check-in instructions were provided. In my experience, it's easy to find the address but not easy to get into the apartment or know which unit it is. I did finally receive a text saying "I am ___" which referenced what I found out later was the cafe next door, and that is where the check-in happened. It would have been much easier to know this upfront, but I eventually got checked-in just fine.
The "breakfast" provided is the normal Italian breakfast of a pastry and coffee, so don't expect anything heavier, i.e. American breakfast.
The place is good for the value and if you are fine with a hostel environment. Also, I did not feel the area was very safe to walk around late as a solo female. Others have not had the same experience, so I'd just say to be aware of your surroundings and avoid going out late if you can.