Maria’s place was an excellent spot if your visiting for a quick trip. Venice is rather difficult to navigate, so having a place close to the train station and a water taxi across the way made a huge difference. Maria was so friendly and kind and very accommodating to our late arrival. The place is super cozy and quite. Bed was very comfortable, and there was even a smaller twin available if a third person is with.
Side trip notes for first time Venice visitors. The ONLY way to get around is via foot or water taxi. No bikes, scooters, or other means as Venice is made up of 18 small islands so you literally are crossing a small bridge every 100 meters. The only way you will find yourself from point A to B is via navigation app. Many of the streets use the same name so you will to type in the name of the restaurant/ tourist site/ etc (not the actual address). You really only need 2 days and 1 night max in Venice. Make sure to visit the square at Night rather than only during the day as it’s incredibly crowded. Also, leave yourself plenty of time to get from one point to the next. Strongly recommend a walking tour of the history, choose one that takes you off the beaten path. The people are fabulous and very kind!