Our stay in this apartment was delightful. It's a lovely space in an 18th century building with many period details and loads of charm. While it still feels historic, it's been updated with plenty of modern conveniences and comforts. Both bedrooms and the common rooms are spacious and comfortable. Nika and Stefano have decorated the apartment with many chandeliers, mirrors, and pieces of art glass from their showroom on Murano. It was lovely to spend time in such a beautifully appointed space. There are four small balconies off the back of the apartment overlooking a canal. I loved having my morning tea out there, watching Venice wake up. It's situated in Campo San Polo which is quiet and a bit out of the way of the tourist bustle around St. Mark's, which we really appreciated. The apartment is at the back of the building, so even last Saturday, which was the last weekend of Carnival, it was very quiet. It's centrally located in Venice, so nothing was more than a twenty minute walk away, and a twenty minute walk in Venice is always enjoyable. Stefano and Nika were so welcoming when we stopped into their glass showroom on Murano. Stefano showed us all around and Nika spent ages telling us all about Venice and giving us great restaurant recommendations. Venice is magical no matter what, but staying in this apartment made the entire trip truly memorable.