The apartment is a total eye candy, ideally positioned between the Rialto stop of the Venetian vaporetti (the boats roaming from the railway station over the Canal Grande) and piazza San Marco. Yet the house building is absolutely quiet and even disposes an elevator. It might be somewhat tricky to find its location first time on your own: after all, Venice is legendary for its confusing navigation and misleading street-naming. Our host Roberta was very helpful and offered to meet me at the Rialto stop. Once you see how to get there from the Rialto bridge, the navigation problem is solved. Everything looks exactly like it stands on the pictures of the apartment's Airbnb page, including an adorable terrace, an iconic view from the elegant living room on the St Mark's Campanile, a cozy common area full of natural light floating in through crystal clean windows that radiate a sensation of being in an open space all the time, a perfectly decent kitchenette with proper cutlery (including elegant porcelain cups), two nice bedrooms and two separate bathrooms, with one of them featuring a jacuzzi. The apartment was absolutely superb for reuniting in Venice with an old friend over the weekend, while giving us a sensation of sufficient privacy from each other through separate spaces. Most importantly, considering that our travel fell on the heatwave in the North-Central Italy (with +36C outside), all rooms in this apartment are blessed with a perfect air-conditioning and speedy WiFi.