We had such a good stay at Adriana's location. The location at Campo San Lorenzo is not as convenient as other places I've stayed in Venice, but it is quiet even around Redentore weekend, close to a grocer, about a 7 min walk from a whole street of very very good restaurants as well as grab-and-go joints. The square is used by neighbors in the morning when it is shaded to hang out and play, the church is decommissioned but now holds a unique modern art installation gallery (that is free to enter) and if you like history you might be very surprised when you research San Lorenzo!
Inside the apartment was impeccable. The kitchen was available and easy to use, the bathroom was lovely, and the bedrooms were both comfortable and neat. Getting our own supplies was not difficult, and some kind patrons left a few basics behind from *their* store-runs, but I wouldn't count on that.
The air conditioner was super-powered (unusual anywhere in Italy!) and worked like a charm.
The home was comfortable, clean, easy-to-use, and although it is off the beaten path and in a part of town we found harder to navigate than others, we loved and fully enjoyed our stay.