Ca’Barozzi’s place is a located in Dorsoduro, one of 6 districts in Venice. This is a lovely residential district on the other side of the Grand Canal from San Marco district. (Get out a map and discover that Venice is shaped like a fish, and see where this district is located). Michela is a delightful and animated hostess. Antonio is gracious. We were met by their son Jovani. He made check in very easy and relaxed. The room was charming. The sink in the bedroom was a plus and convenient. Because as mentioned, you share a bathroom (which of course has a sink) with another guest. Bed is very comfortable and it was quiet at night. There are many campos (open plaza areas) in Venice. We absolutely enjoyed the Campo Santa Margherita which is nearby Ca’ Barozzi’s. It was a blend of the very young and old and mostly college kids from the nearby campus. This campo contained restaurant, bars, cafes, and gelaterias, with reasonable prices than those closer to San Marco square. We loved the food at the Orient Experience II (Mediterranean, Asian, Middle Eastern, Persian, Afghani, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options). I noticed a reviewer mentioning the long walk to San Marco square. Well, expect to walk everywhere in Venice! That is the charm to the city! By all means, please get lost and away from all the tourist pedestrian traffic. Venice is charming early in the morning and late evening to late night. May we suggest getting the 2 or 3 day vaporetto/water bus pass, 30 or 40 euro respectively, which is well worth it (since it’s 7.50 euro for one way) to hop on and off at various ports instead of walking to parts of the island. However, we walked everywhere (including to St Mark’s Basilica) in Venice proper and used the vaporetto to go to the the outer islands of Murano, Burano, Torcello and the other islands. Ca’Barozzi’s place is worth your stay. I forgot to mention we took full advantage of the kitchen for morning breakfast since we are more of the eggs and bacon type than the typical Italian breakfast fare of sweets. Ask Jovani or Michela and Antonio where the local Condon or Coop grocery/markets are located. There is another small “Discount” market about 3 min away that has essentials as well. Visit the Barozzi’s bakery too! Delizioso! Grazie mille Michela e Antonio, spero di vederti presto alle Hawaii!!