Too bad I only have five stars for Massimo. The pictures doesn’t make justice to his place. It’s clean, furnished with anything a guest needs, impeccable, silent and very comfortable. Near, very near to a bus stop, near a satellite train station a with stores and cafeterias nearby.
You have to be aware that this is what Venetians call “continental Venice”. To get to Venice is very easy but not exactly fast, you’ll need around 25 minutes from the moment the bus pick you up (very frequent) until the end of the line at Piazza Roma. And from there around 35 minutes in Vaporetto to reach San Marcos, for example. Now, the vaporetto part is not related to Massimo and his oasis, since it’s THE transportation means in Venice, but my point is you need to take into account the trip to Venice itself. That only means you need to plan.
But... there’s Massimo and his crew again for you (Massimo is not just Massimo but a lot of people around him ready to help him to help you). He’ll give you a booklet with maps of everything around, the kind of tickets you should buy, the best routes to wherever...
Massimo was great and he became a good friend of mine in those days. Thanks Mass! And Nadia and Tom and la Mamma and etc etc etc