My girlfriend and I stayed here the first week of June 2014 together with another couple. The apartment is on the top floor of the palazzo and is pretty spacious. Since it is on the top floor, the ceiling heights aren't super high, but it does not feel like an attic (other than the sloped ceilings which you can see in the photos).

The palazzo is at the corner where two small canals meet.The location is great, close to Rialto and also a quick walk to San Marco. It's a bit of a trek by foot to the Arsenale & Giardini (if you are there for the Biennale), but very easy to access via vaporetto from San Marco. There is a nice square nearby (Campo Santa Maria Formosa) with a cafe and good local restaurants. Also many other things in every direction, of course!

The apartment was clean and comfy. There is a living area with a sofa and a dining table. The kitchen is small but has basic stuff including a couple of stovetop espresso makers if you want to make coffee/breakfast before you head out in the morning. There are also wines from the owner of the palazzo that you can buy.

The "guest" room has two twin beds and the main bedroom has a double bed. Both were fairly comfortable. Each of the bedrooms and the living area have separate air conditioning units (a must in the summer). They all worked great.

One slightly odd thing is that the only closet is in the "guest" room and the only bathroom is in the main bedroom. So if you have two couples you need to be comfortable going into one another's rooms. This wasn't a real problem for us, but its something to be aware of. That arrangement (only an issue if you have two couples) and the lack of wifi were the only real drawbacks.

The woman that met us was very nice and punctual. No complaints there.

P.S. The apartment below this one has a terrace, so get that one if you can! It looked nice.