We arrived at the place a little bit late; almost 22:30h, because of car repair problems we had earlier that day in Rome. Our host Anna was understanding and waited patiently for us to arrive. Thanks again Anna!

On arrival she provided us with all the information we needed to get to Venice; with a map; advice for the best way to get to Venice by bus, by car; where the best place is to park our car, etc.

The house is clean and tidy and recently renovated. The two bedrooms (upstairs and downstairs) both have ensuite bathrooms with a sliding door, which is ideally suited for families. On the top floor you have a four persons bedroom and downstairs a three persons bedroom.

We had a nice stay at this place.

The only comment I have is that we had to fill out long forms with personal information for each guest individually. We were with seven people and five of us had passports outside the European Union. For them the forms were even longer. You had to fill in a lot of information; individual passport numbers, where they were issued, on which date, on which date they expire, name of the place you were born, date of birth, etc. It looked almost like we were filling out a form for a second Visa application; not very convenient. We have stayed in many places before this one, since we made a little tour of Europe, in private accommodation, as well as in hotels (Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, Pisa, Rome, Cologne, etc.) and we have not encountered anything similar. At all the rest of the places we did not have to fill out any extra forms.