This apartment is located in San Polo, which I prefer over more touristy San Marco district. Communication with Cristiana before the visit was excellent - she was very responsive and helpful answering all of my questions. She helped to arrange a water taxi from and to the airport, and they showed up on schedule each time. For four of us, we paid 120 euros each way.
Michol greeted and helped us with all the questions throughout the stay (Many thanks, Michol!). The apartment is HUGE, providing enough room for all of us. It’s an old building and it took a while to get used to all the amenities, but the longer I stayed the more I liked the place. As many reviewers mentioned (and photos indicate), the place is full of character and never boring. The kitchen is well equipped, and we were able to get seafood from the Rialto market and cooked wonderful meals. It’s very convenient that there’s a grocery store nearby.
Even though it’s not in the pictures, there are two additional beds and a bathroom in the mezzanine area. We did not have any electricity issues during our stay even with heavy hair dryer usage. As mentioned in the description, do account for the separate electricity charge when budgeting. We opted in for the flat rate of 15 euros per day instead of checking the meter before check-out. Wi-Fi is very helpful, but as the router is located is in the living room, the connection is weak in the mezzanine.
I highly recommend the place for its uniqueness, size, and location. A walk up north to Ferrovia was so much nicer than roaming near the crowded Rialto area. You will definitely have a rare experience of being a temporary local in beautiful Venice.