The apartment is very close to Piazzale Roma which is the transportation hub to Venice. From the airport you can't take the ATVO bus and be at the Piazza in about 20' (it cost about €15 both ways). If you need to store your luggage til you can check in there is a storage luggage place in the same block where the police is (is across the street from the tourist info place). They charge you €7 per piece. From Piazzale Roma you would walk away from the tourist info place and you will see the Tre Ponti bridge (you can't really see it from where the bus stops, you need to walk away from the tourist office following the river and you will see about 200/300 yards away. Is a wood looking bridge with some smaller stone bridges attached to it. It's not the big metal bridge you can see from the tourist office). You have to cross the wood bridge and make a right. You will see the yellow building after a few hundred yards. You will come,up to the side of the building so you need to walk to the front door. The bell is the top left (DUCA). Take the elevator to the 4th floor (make sure the iron door closes well. You.might need to close it hard) and the apartment is to your left. Beautiful apartment. Three bedrooms with 1 1/2 bathrooms. Big dining and living room. Kitchen and laundry with dryer (dryer doesn't work as efficient as the ones in the States but it will do). It has also a small terrace. It's located very close to restaurants and transportation (you can get everywhere from Piazzale Roma with the Waterbus). There was a great pizza place right across the closest bridge which sells a huge (and very good) family pizza for €15. There was some.nice coffee and bakery shops around. Be aware that most restaurants charge you a service fee (not tip but a fee for service of about 12%) but they also don't expect you to tip. The apartment was fully furnished including refrigerator, oven, microwave and cook top so you can cook..your own meals. There is a supermarket (Coop) very close in Piazzale Roma on the side where the Waterbus stations are.
We were greeted by Maria who shows us how everything in the apartment worked and also point us some.places to visit.
Be warned you need to provide info about all the guests staying (kind of like you do in the hotels) and pay a small city tax in cash when you check in (in our case was €27).
Overall a great experience and Michela was a great host with a fantastic apartment in a magnificent city