The place itself looks nice on the inside. Also, the air conditioning was very nice for how hot it was when we were there. And having the private roof deck was pretty awesome (and probably what sold us in the first place). It is in an area with a lot of tourists (like a lot)—never having been to Venice, we probably should have done some research. Some people would prefer to stay right by the Rialto bridge, where it is, but we probably would have liked to stay in a little less busy/touristy area, and we didn't realize just how crazy Venice in general gets with tourists (again, mostly our own fault). But that's a matter of preference, and the place itself is tucked off the busy street a little bit and is still very quiet, so it's easy to sleep in. We did have some issues with the internet, which can happen anywhere so I can't entirely blame the hosts, but it was a bit of an inconvenience. Also, I wouldn't plan to cook here, because the kitchen is more of a kitchenette. Communication was pretty good. I'd conditionally recommend this place to stay, as long as you know what you are looking for.