The room was a good size and decorated in the Venetian style. The bathroom wasn't totally clean and with a very noisy ventilator but very nice to have en-suite since this isn't often the case in Italy. The bed was comfortable although it would have been nice to know that there were two single mattresses made together rather than a double mattress. Communication with Rafaella was rather annoying in the week prior to our visit. I had to send her three emails asking for information and directions before she answered. Ca Morosini is actually like a hotel or Albergo (without the staff): 6-7 rooms with a common space where breakfast is served. The breakfast was fine (especially the croissants!) although I'd rather go to an authentic café - not so easy to find anymore in Venice. Rafaella is a little brusque and impatient. She was actually quite rude to my girlfriend when we told her about getting the water bus from the airport! She also charged us a "tourist tax" on top of the price already paid - not huge (€2.50/guest/night) but slightly annoying that it wasn't indicated or charged with the rest of the fee. But she did let us leave our luggage on our last day as we had a relatively late flight out. It's a really good area to stay in - close to everything but not on one of the many "tourist trails" with hundreds of tourists walking by and shops full of trinkets.