I enjoyed my stay. The location can’t be beat if you want to stay near San Marco’s. There are many ways to get to the place once you get your bearings. I’d advise using the app Moovit. It saved me while I was there for the Biennale. I stayed 2 weeks and the location is super safe. The master bed was very comfortable and the place was clean. But note that nothing is provided, no starter kit (no water, no coffee, no tea, no milk, no sugar, no no toiletries, and minimal toilet paper) so be prepared to go shopping. And this apartment is located above a busy water transit artery so in the early mornings you’ll hear rumblings of barges hauling away things or bringing things to that area. I was up by the time they started so it didn’t affect me but be aware. It does add a charm to the place and you can open the windows and witness the city come alive. It does have a second smaller bedroom with a trundle bed with comfortable mattresses I’d say more suitable for children/teenagers. And thank goodness for the heating in the apartment. It was definitely needed the 2 weeks that I was there. I found the water pressure in the shower worked well. Because the hot water is an on-demand tank, you need to run the shower a minute or two to get the hot water running. I also found the wireless internet worked well. There are places in the apartment that were dead zones but if you stayed in certain areas it worked fine. Note that there are a set of stairs to climb to get to the unit. It’ll keep you fit but if you have mobility issues I wouldn’t recommend it; for those without issues this unit is fine. Communication was also good with Roberto, an agent of the owner. I don’t have any real issues to report except that quite a few light bulbs were burnt in the fixtures in the kitchen/salon area and in the bathroom. Roberto resounded quickly and came by to help give me more light and changed a few bulbs.