Lucia's place has a lot of character and is very charming. We expected the two-tiered terrace, but were delighted to find that there are also three small balconies (two from the main bedroom and one from one of the smaller bedrooms). They provided wonderful views of the surroundings, including the closest canal. The listing lists the beds in the three bedrooms, but there was also a full size sofa bed in the living room that Lucia prepared for us.
We were able to check-in early. We arrived at the Airbnb later than expected because the Vaporettos were busy and filled up a couple times before we got on, but the person we were meeting was easy to communicate with through Whatsapp and was patient and understanding. He gave us a good overview of the Airbnb, including instructions if we wanted to leave our bags after check-out time. We had a couple requests during our stay, and Lucia was quick to respond and address them.
The Airbnb was about a 10-minute walk to the Rialto Bridge. The closest vaporetto stop was San Stae and was about 5 minutes away. There is also a gondola stop right outside.
Keep in mind that buildings in Venice are old. There are a few flights of stairs to get to the Airbnb (the flip side being the views from the terraces and balconies) and no elevator. The wifi may not be appropriate for someone who has to work on their trip, but hopefully you are in Venice to unplug. The plumbing is functional but on the older side. We found this to be part of the charm of being in a historical building in the middle of Venice.