This apartment in Cannaregio is much more beautiful than the photos show, and much larger. The main room is about 100 square meters (1000 square feet) alone, and the ceiling is about 5 meters high, by our estimation. The ceiling is a painted fresco, very elaborate, and although perhaps period kitsch, quite spectacular. The two bedrooms are comfortable and each has its own bathroom. The larger bedroom has an even higher ceiling, in vintage dark wood beams, as well as a decorative antique fireplace and again a fresco, this time pale green stripes on one wall. The bedroom is absolutely quiet and the beds are super comfortable. I slept like a log. One bathroom has a very comfortable soaking tub and the other a shower. The kitchen is not large but well appointed. In our 6 days there, mostly cooking at home in the evenings, we were supplied with everything we might need (this has never happened to me in an Air BnB before). It also has more fragments of frescos decorating the wall. I should mention that the furniture throughout is not the usual Ikea crap, but well-made and very beautiful Italian minimalist furniture. The building is an old palazzo on a quiet back canal, which has been renovated with great attention to detail, preserving as much of the original as possible, and breaking it into apartments. Cannaregio itself is a quiet residential neighbourhood. One can find really excellent restaurants, cafes and bars here, just a few steps away from the hordes of tourists. It looks isolated on the map and yet it is only a 20 minute walk to Piazza San Marco, and 15 minutes walk to the train station. (In fact it is often faster to walk than to take the vaporetto). There is also an excellent Co-op supermarket about three minutes away. What else can I say? Communication was fast and although we had little need of advice (I have been coming to Venice since the late 70s), our hosts were readily available by text. Altogether, a remarkable stay.