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The location was amazing and the apartment must have been beautiful in its day but sadly is tired.
The bed in the master was terrible it creaked so badly and did not have a proper duvet. The kitchen was very tired and ill equipped. The master bathroom has no proper shower just a bath. If these improvements were made I would highly recommend this place.
Good localion
Great apartment, near train/bus station, about a 15 min walk to St Marks square. Matteo met us at the apartment and recommended a number of good restaurants, gelato locations, grocery stores etc. WiFi was excellent. Sleeps 6 in 2 double beds and 2 twin beds. Would stay again next time we are in Venice.
The location was wonderful. Finding it was hard but would recommend an easier way especially with luggage. Would recommend from reception you take the water bus from Roma to St Toma’ Then provide a map to apartment through Santa Margherita Plaza. Also, the bath towels were very nice!
Right after the first night we had to make sure we found a grocery for toilet paper. On arrival only 1 1/4 rolls were in the apartment.
The location was excellent. Easy to find and very close to Rialto Bridge
The location near the Rialto is a very good thing.
Some little repairs should be done.
TOUT !!!!
The apartment has a good location in San Marco in Venice. It was quiet and close to many attractions.
The contact person Silvia was fantastic. She went above and beyond to help us when the airline lost our luggage.
No complaints.
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the apartment was in a good location, it was well furnished and offered comfortable accommodation. It was very spacious and well equipped. The apartment was centrally heated which was welcome in the cold February nights. The beds were comfortable and there was an abundance of towels. Directions from reception to the apartment were excellent with photos of each junction to help you find it effortlessly
unfortunately we could not log onto the internet as there was a problem obtaining the IP address, however this was only a minor issue as we used our mobile data for our needs. The kettle could have been in better condition, again this was only a minor issue as we used a pan to boil water for that all important cup of tea at the end of the day