This is a single room in an upper level floor of a typical Mestre apartment building. Lucia is listed as the owner, but the Chinese woman there likely is not the owner. She appears to be a sweet, pleasant, and dedicated employee. She has no English or Italian language skills, except as she can get Google translate to help her with text messages. She communicates very well via text, but do not expect her to communicate beyond hand gestures and a few words at the apartment, unless you speak Chinese.
"Lucia" tries very hard to make your stay comfortable. A very nice touch is the full breakfast in the morning. Lucia had a cooked egg waiting for us. There was also fruit, yogurt, breads, salami, juice, cold cereal, etc. to eat.
The bedding appeared to be clean. There were a couple of nice duvets with clean covers on them. There did not appear to be any air conditioning.
The apartment is an easy walk from the Mestre train station. There are many eateries and shops in the area.
There are two or three bedrooms that share two large bathrooms. The bedrooms have no locking mechanisms on the doors. There is a prominent sign to take all your valuables with you, which is lame, considering everything is valuable to a traveler thousands of miles from home. Also, there are a couple of physical issues with the apartment. One of the interlocking blinds in our bedroom does not fully close, making it so that the street noise cannot be blocked as well as it should. The electrical outlets are loose from age and use. Most of them would not hold the plug in place.