This flat is in the heart of Venice, but be aware that unless you are willing to spend money to cross the Grand Canal by taxi, ferry or gondola, it is a long walk with your luggage to cross the foot bridges.
At night, while it in not on a Main Street, it can be quite loud as pedestrians literally pass right by the door. The bedroom area has room darkening curtains, but the window in the kitchen has a banner hanging in it and if passers-by wanted to they could look in the window. The space is limited, a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. No sitting/lounge area. The kitchen has a metal cupboard with your dishes/glasses that is quite difficult to open, but the refrigerator is spacious and there is a wooden bar with 2 stools for sitting/eating. The bed was comfortable but the room really didn’t have enough space to place 2 suitcases in the open position. The bathroom is right beside the bedroom, but a very tall person needs to be aware when entering the sloped doorway. The shower is very modern, but entering the shower is quite difficult as there is no moving door, you literally need to brush against the wooden counter to squeeze into the shower. Also, the shower head seems to leak constantly so expect water on the floor near the toilet which is beside the shower. The WiFi worked well which was a plus and there is one-of-a-kind artwork on the walls. This is a unique apartment and our stay was only 1 night, however, I don’t think I would spend more than that here given the above. But, if you are looking for a very artsy, unique and quirky flat, this is your place.