We had a great stay in Venice at Luz's apartment. Her husband checked in with us during our travels and was there to greet us as we exited the water ferry, exactly where he had told us he'd be waiting. He helped us with our bags and walked us to the apartment. He escorted us up to the third floor, showed us each room, how to work the lights, locks and windows. He told us about the local food stores in the area and pointed out a drawer full of local restaurant suggestions. He had left us with complimentary fresh bread on the counter and Prosecco in the fridge. He even had the couch in the second bedroom opened into a bed with fresh sheets for my son. It was a perk not having to do it ourselves after so many hours of traveling.

The main living room was small, but when you're in Venice with so many interesting sights to see, you spend so little time inside. We were there only to sleep and shower. The bathroom was also tiny, but again, well thought out, with every inch used wisely. The kitchen was well stocked, but being there only there 2 nights, we hadn't planned on cooking.

The apartment was very centrally located, not far from the Grand Canal and in the midst of restaurants with important sights all within walking distance. it was also in a safe neighborhood. We felt comfortable walking back late at night when the restaurants closed.

Staying in this Airb&b in Venice made me forget about a hotel stay. Instead of staying in one room in a hotel, with the 3 of us tripping over each other, we had a nice 2 bedrooms apartment with a reliable host, in a safe, clean and centrally located apartment, complete with a kitchen.

I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a 2 bedroom apartment in Venice.