We were two couples spending three nights in Venice at the beginning of a two week stay in Italy. I would echo the comments of most of the other guests about the apartment with regards to convenience of access, neighborhood and the like. I thought I would write a description of the apartment covering what I would have liked to see when selecting a place. We took the Alilaguna from the airport for a nice 40 minute boat ride to the Guglie waterbus stop, where we were met by Martina from the local hospitality company. She led us to the apartment, which was only about a 3 or 4 minute walk. The apartment is up about 3 flights of stairs. She was very helpful even carrying some of the luggage up the steps. She gave us a very nice orientation to the apartment and the area, and pointed some of the local amenities on the map. Francesca also sent us an email with a link to an annotated map of the area. We were given a couple of contact numbers in case of problems, but didn't need them. The apartment was very roomy, on two levels, with the small kitchen and dining area by the entrance overlooking a small canal off the back of the apartment. The living room with a couple large couches overlooked the campo at the other end of the apartment, with a small bathroom with shower between. On the upper level were two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and other other with two single beds. We used these and they were quite comfortable. There was also an alcove with two bunk beds which we didn't use. The upper bathroom was a little larger than the lower. Finally the rooftop deck was reached via a short but somewhat steep stair behind the bathroom. You had to be a little careful of your head through the low doorway at the top, but the view over a couple canals and down onto the campo was quite nice. There was a nice view of the bell tower of Madonna dell' Orto church. The furnishings of the apartment and kitchen were basic but adequate. We didn't do much cooking, although we were able to cook eggs in the morning, and reheat leftover pizza from the restaurant of few steps from the front door. I should note that there didn't appear to be a microwave there, but there was a conventional oven. There was dish soap there but we bought some paper towels and a small sponge at the market. Nice towels and linens were provided, but we furnished our own bath soap. There was a partial roll of TP in each bathroom, and although we didn't run out, we came close and didn't see any extra. The apartment's wifi worked very well, with quick reliable connections, and good speed. There was a tankless water heater, so hot water supply was never an issue. The water pressure is a bit limited,...