This is a truly exceptional and idiosyncratic space that we adored. I would live in this strange danish modern inspired apartment, designed in an utterly unconventional way, perfect for afternoons reading and looking out into the forbidden garden. Importantly, there is no Wi-Fi. We missed that in the description, but it was fine— we tethered to our phones with Italian SIM cards and only used like €50 in data in 2 weeks.
But please be aware that the place is odd and full of things you need to get used to. The kitchen is tiny and fussy, and the outlets, while numerous, are finicky and need multiple adaptors (most of which are already there ).
It’s also old and, like all of Venice, crumbly, so you will need to vacuum a lot if you are a clean type.
Adrianna is incredibly kind and generous, and responsive to messages. Again, we can’t begin to say how well we loved this place. We have come to the art bienniale for the past 5 iterations, and this was the house we loved the best by 100x.
I hope we can stay there in 2024.