We had a great 3-day stay in Yanet's place! The flat is very conveniently located - just around a couple of corners from a vaporetto stop on the #1 Line, which is where Yanet's husband Luca and their little girl Laura kindly waited to meet us and guide us to the apartment. (We ended up using the vaporetto quite a lot in a 48 hr period - so the 48 hour pass was a good value) The flat is tucked away on a narrow street right next to one of the many Venetian churches. The neighborhood on the other side of the church is bustling during the day but it's all quiet and peaceful at night, and the elderly neighbors we happened to speak with were very nice.

It is just a 5-minute walk from the Rialto area and along the way there are lots of shops and restaurants, cafes, pasticcerias, etc. Luca pointed out several recommended restaurants near the flat, and we liked one of the cafe/winebar /restaurants between the vaporetto stop and the flat (called Amarone) so much we ate there a couple of times (speciality: carpaccio of various sorts) (and delicious tiramisu!)

The photos of the flat are just how it is - very clean and modern inside, 2 big rooms with tall windows, a small kitchen and small bathroom, large enough for our family of four. The kitchen is stocked with cutlery and dishes and some pots (we did not cook while in Venice, but you could, since the wonderful open air Rialto fruit and veg and fish market is only a short walk away), and Yanet kindly supplies pantry staples such as olive oil and vinegar and coffee and sugar. Air conditioning and hot water were both great. The portable wifi is a nice addition, though it did not work that well for us (possibly because there were four of us and too many devices) - but there is free wifi at many of the cafes nearby, so it was not a problem.

Highly recommended. Thank you, Yanet & Luca!