Chiara's colleague Giorgio welcomed us very warmly, picked us up and guided us from the Vaporetto station to the flat and explained all important points very well. Everything worked well. Communication was super-easy.
In summary: the flat is nice, located closely to the gastronomy- and grovery-rich Via Garibaldi (near to the Giardini Biennale area) and is offered at a reasonable price:performance ratio.
Kitchen was very well equipped, bathroom has a window and contains a small bathtub (no shower; challenge for taller people), a small washing machine and a generous sink-mirror-cupboard-combination furniture.
The entry door directly leads into the living room, which is combined with the kitchen (with air condition and 3 windows), has a table with 5 seats, 2 couches, cupboards, WLan etc., we enjoyed staying there.
The Master bedroom has 3 windows with folder shutters, large wardrobes, the queen size beds are more on the harder side, the air condition is mounted above the window lefthand to the queensize bed.
The secondary bedroom is smaller and accommodates good medium queensize bed and a small desktop with a chair. It has a window with no air condition, but the door to the kitchen air condition can be kept open.
Floor is made of wood with some carpets on it.
The longer we stayed there, the more we liked Chiara's flat!
The only recommendation we would like to give is that some windows might deserve protection nets, because we had some "fights" with mosquitos, especially at night. Giorgio reminded us to use the Anti Mosquito electro-chemical devices, which we did not like to use them.