The flat was just perfect and definitely corresponded to what can be seen on the webpage – it even appeared better to me!
Still, I am not sure I can blame Claudia on this, as I supposed this is common in Venice, but the overall experience was not at all the one I think of as an Airbnb experience. I never met Claudia, but was welcome by a (friendly) person whose job is actually to open airbnb's for rentals. Then, checkout time was fixed at 10:00, which is quite early –earlier than a hotel– and we were not even allowed to leave 3 small bags in the flat until taking the bus back to the airport (although we were leaving town around 14:00) – the reason for it was a housewife would come around 10:20. Which sounds like this is a "professional" airbnb rental and the whole meet-the-locals idea is just derouted by the Venice tourism disease. It was a great pity for me, although, I repeat, I do not necessarily want to blame Claudia on it. But on a human point of view, this might be the less pleasant Airbnb experience I have had so far.