We called this apartment our "mini palazzo" in Venice. It's a truly amazing home with so much character that it's hard to describe in words, and even the photos don't quite do justice. Definitely come expecting to be in a historical building that's been there for hundreds of years, where the floors are slightly uneven, the floor boards creek, and the windows may get a little stuck — we consider all of that as part of the experience. The location is stupendous, you have a view of Campo Santo Stefano and you can walk to anywhere in Venice from there. You even get as a bonus a small number of excellent restaurants and cafés at your doorstep, including two which are pretty decently rated and a neighborhood café that's as charming as it gets (a small door literally right nextdoor), plus a beautiful art gallery in the same building. The kitchen is perfectly functional, the bathrooms are great, the shower water temperature and pressure are really good. The only two issues to be aware of are (1) Wi-Fi is blazingly fast (500 Mbps) but because the house is enormous and there are no signal repeaters you don't get any Wi-Fi in a good part of it (or bring your own Wi-Fi repeaters — you'll need two to cover the whole place), (2) the large dining room and smallest bedroom (which we didn't use) won't have any A/C at all, which can be a bit troubling in the summer months. This home will go down in our family's history as one of our all-time favorite Airbnbs.