Veronica's place is not falsely advertised. Its one of few spots that has a full and private balcony AND a patio.
Its been in her family for decades so finding something like this is once in a lifetime.
I'm a digital nomad. The place was quiet. Food and Coffee were both close by.
Great stores, tons if banks and one of the few eateries that is open 24 hours all within 5 minutes walking distance.
Veronica checked in but I like to figure out stuff on my own which is probably why she found the air-conditioning on when she did her post inspection lol. It was March and cold so that was an opps. What you need to know is Veronica took all that in stride. I was also quite late my fist day. She personally was waiting for me even though I strongly got the impression she had to move alot of her personal schedule around to make that happen.
In other words shes a lovely and personable host.
A couple of travel details.
There is a small tax that needs to be collected IN CASH when you check in. Lucky I had euros on me.
The unit is up 5 flights of stairs. There IS a one person lift but I never used it.
There are three sets of keys and very ancient doors. You'll figure it out but expect to work at it.
Building is super Quiet but the San Marcos Piazza is not. I like the noise and it gets deathly silent past 10pm CET
Tenants in the building are very nice.
There is alot of really cool Ventianian decorations all around the unit and travelers from all over the world have left small currency for Veronica's family or for the unit. I left some Bhat from a previous trip.