We spent a week here as Italy emerged from lockdown. The location is just a few blocks from San Marcos, which is a huge advantage if you want to get in line before the crowds and linger late into the night at local restaurants and bars. It is also just 2 blocks away from major Vaporetto stops, giving you quick access to the entire city. Just outside the tunnel entrance to the apartment are cafes and restaurants ringing a charming square, including a Michelin rated place (very expensive). There is an exqisite morning bakery cafe half a block away, a decent creative sandwich place, kebab window and endless mediocre Italian restaurants with classic outside dining. The apartment is on the first, not ground floor, one easy flight up with well lighted stairs and handrail. the apartment was clean, perfectly sized for 2 adults. As in many modernized apartments in Italy, furnishings and decor were functional rather than charming. The kitchen area was thoughtfully stocked with everything needed to cook , even a toaster with a pop up rack for heating pastries. The airconditioning worked well. The small second bedroom with twin bed was basic, just a bed, table and small lamp. No a/c in this room, but it is the only room that receives direct sunlight. The living, dining and master bedroom do not get direct sun, so it is shaded until late afternoon when reflected light comes in. The bathroom is top notch, with a large shower stall, and excellent lighting, and water pressure. There is subdued sound from the bar below and tenants above, but we didn’t lose anysleep over it. Bottom line, if location to major sites is a priority, this place works well.