What I love about this apartment is that its an actual liveable apartment, i.e. it's not setup just for temporary rentals, but more for people to live in. So the kitchen has everything you need and it feels very homely.

The location is great as it's close to St. Mark's square and walkable distance to many restaurants and a supermarket etc. The air-conditioning works great and is available in every room. The wi-fi is also great.

Here are some things I didn't see in the comments of other visitors but which I think are extremely important.

Stairs – although the apartment is apparently on the second floor (I think it's actually the third floor though, unless you count the first floor as a basement?) – there are actually 6 flights of stairs to walk up. If you have a lot of luggage or are staying with elderly or toddlers, this is critical and you should probably consider your options.

If you're staying with toddlers, note that the windows in the kitchen in the corner of the lounge room have a low balcony ledge with a large drop outside so essentially you'll need to keep these windows closed at all times to be safe.

One thing that put me off a little was when our host mentioned she would send someone to check the apartment during our stay, while we're not in the apartment, to make sure nothing was broken. Although I don't think anyone did come in to check the apartment, this made me uncomfortable about our stay. She also came in at 10:30am on the day of our check-out just to make sure we'd be out by 11:00am which I thought was a little pushy to be honest.

Another thing is when staying with 4 people, it's absolutely necessary to have 2 sets of keys. A few times we found ourselves stranded waiting for my in-laws to get back to the apartment so that we could get in again with our baby. I'd recommend cutting a second pair of keys for visitors.

Other than that, I think it's a little pricey compared with other apartments in Venice. Another thing, if you're travelling with 4 adults, consider maybe taking a private boat from the airport to St Angelo station as it will be much quicker not too more expensive than the standard public transport tickets which I think were like 15 euros each.