The advertised listing is true to the pictures - very pretty and well-lit living room with a large window overlooking the canal. The flat is spacious, clean, and in a safe building on the 1st floor. In terms of location, it is a short walking distance to the main areas.
However, our experience did not start on a good note - we arrived in Venice and had to wait around 35 minutes for Giorgio to meet us at the boat stop. Then, we were told that the original flat we had booked on Airbnb (described above with the advertised pictures) had broken A/C, so as a result we were being "upgraded" to a larger flat close-by. The new flat was two-bedroom and two-bathroom, but it was much darker, had no real living room, two single-beds upstairs and two small windows overlooking a square. WiFi was very weak (basically non-existent) and then at 1am the A/C in the upstairs bedroom stopped working. The location was not central at all and was much further away.
Unfortunately, we were also not given the address for the new flat - resulting in 1.5-2 hours at the end of the night in the pouring rain trying to manually look for our Airbnb (p.s. Google Maps doesn't work in Venice).
After expressing our grievances to Giorgio for what was not a great first night in Venice, we were kindly refunded for the first night and I requested to move into the original Airbnb that we had booked. Luckily, Giorgio was able to kindly accommodate us in the original Airbnb - and the rest of the trip was smooth sailing. Giorgio was otherwise responsive on WhatsApp and very kindly allowed us to check out late on our last day.
Overall, the pictured Airbnb apartment is great and would definitely recommend - but would advise you to double check that you are given this apartment and not some other apartment managed by the Host last minute.