We arrived here after staying for a few days at another airbnb property. We only moved because we could not extend the stay there as it was booked up...and, boy, were we glad we did.
My wife, 2 young children and myself had not had the best experience at the other place, and was a little apprehensive about another airbnb property, but, admitedly, our concerns were unfounded.

We got the largest room in the apartment - it's called a Junior Suite - and it's large enough to house all 4 of us comfortably. We got an extra bed for our youngest son, and even with that in the room, we had ample space to move around. The balcony that was listed as a feature was smaller than expected, but it still allowed us to stand outside and get a view towards the canal.

Enough rambling, here are the Positives:
1. Location. It's right in the heart of the action, next to a canal that's part of the route of the gondolas and singing gondoliers. 2. It has air conditioners in the rooms. If you go in summer or early autumn to Venice, this is an absolute must. 3. Very stylishly decorated. 4. Huge living room that is outside of any one of the rooms that is rentable that has a standing fan for summer use. 5. Large kitchen with a great coffee machine that is always available. 6. Wonderful hosts and owners. 7. The opportunity to board a Water Taxi almost next to the premise. We did this to get to the airport.

The Negatives:
1. It's next to a working canal. Early morning, at around 8 ish, the delivery boats and rubbish-collecting boats dock and it's a little loud. If you are thinking of sleeping in, don't rent the Junior Suite, rent the smaller rooms as the other rooms don't have this problem.

One last thing before ending - make sure that you are picked up when you arrive so you could find the place. Forget about using Google Map to find it, it's not going to be correct and you'd be lost.