We arrived late in Venice and Shuiyu waited up for us to make sure we would arrive safely, which we really appreciate. Shuiyu speaks and prefers communicating in Mandarin, which worked out great for us as I'm also a native Mandarin speaker. It was our second day in Italy when we arrived in Venice and we were completely clueless; she helped us figure out how to get to her home from the train station such as which bus to take, which tram to take, and how the tickets work.
We made the booking pretty last minute and the listing description was a bit barebone so we showed up not really knowing what to expect, except for a bed in a room and a place near public transit. The bed is a bit soft and my back ached a little as I'm used to sleeping on firm beds, but my fiancé had no problem with it and found it comfortable. There's a tobacco store, a bar, and a grocery store nearby which are good for bus tickets, coffee, food, and groceries. The best thing about this place is perhaps the proximity to public transit, which is literally steps away; it was incredibly easy to get to/from Venice.
However, we were slightly surprised that there was another group of people staying in the same airbnb and there's only one shared bathroom. It was not a big deal; we just weren't expecting that. Because the bathroom is shared, it was slightly inconvenient in the morning to get ready, but Shuiyu was really nice and let us use the kitchen sink to brush our teeth when the bathroom was occupied.
From reading some of the existent reviews and my personal experience, I think the listing can use more elaboration to ensure matched expectations on things like the city tax, passport record, and shared bathroom, but overall it's a nice place and Shuiyu was a hospitable hostess.