Residenza Cavana

18 reviews

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  Anton

  AT · extended_group · Oct 2026

  8/10

  Dank der guten Lage war unser Aufenthalt sehr angenehm.

  Top Lage! Kuzer Weg zum Vaporetto. Shop in der Nähe. Sehr ruhig (besonders in der Nacht!). Viele Restaurants und Bars in der Nähe.

  Online Check in m.E. sehr aufwändig. Küchenausstattung für Frühstück ausreichend, sonst eher unbrauchbar.

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  Kevin

  IE · couple · Sep 2026

  6/10

  Nice place and very close to everything. But the bin situation was stressful.

  Nice place, very close to everything.

  The rules around the bins were stressful and a little unclear. You have to bring the bins to a boat you have to find using a QR code and this can only be done between 6:30am-8:30am Mon-Sat. But this bin collection doesn't operate on Sundays. The host mentioned its your responsiblilty, so we had to take our full bin bags with us and then find public bins in Venice to dispose trash.

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  Marylene

  CA · family_with_children · Sep 2026

  8/10

  L'emplacement

  L'air climatisé qui ne fournissait pas dans une des chambres

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  Amanda

  AU · solo_traveller · Aug 2026

  6/10

  The location was good, as it was in a quiet area and easy to get to from waterbus station. The layout of the apartment is nice enough. Modern bathroom fittings.

  Main bedroom air con was an indoor portable unit which was very noisy and really didn't cool down the room. 2nd bedroom also an indoor portable unit. Kitchen cooking facilities like pots and pans, cooking utensils were scant, untidy, worn out and barely usable. There were no bowls. There was no toaster or electric kettle. Washing machine worked well but I had to google instructions for it. Host was very pedantic about everything. Early check-in, sending passport details ahead of time, arrival time and rubbish collection. Bathroom had nowhere to hang towels. Very small.

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  Rebecca

  GB · couple · Jul 2026

  7/10

  Located in a lovely area, but needed a few improvements to make it a really lovely stay

  The location is excellent - very quiet, away from the touristy streets but only a short walk from Campo Santa Margherita), which is great for restaurants and atmosphere. An even shorter walk to the supermarket, vaporetto stop and Giudecca Canal, which is beautiful. It's close enough to the city centre to nip back for lunch in heat of the day, if you don't want to eat at the (very pricey) restaurants all the time. The apartment has modern mosquito netting in all the windows, which meant we could have windows open (in search of an evening breeze!) and not worry about mosquitoes (which, we have found on our many visits to the city, is a year-round problem in Venice). That said, one of the nets in the main bedroom was a bit broken, so we didn't use that window. The shutters are good too, at keeping out the daytime sun and heat. Good layout to the apartment. Nice kitchen, but a rather random selection of mismatching items (e.g. 6 coffee cups and saucers, vs 5 tumblers and only 2 wine glasses; lots of plates but no bowls; lots of cutlery but only 3 teaspoons and no scissors). Presumably as things have been broken, they haven't been replaced.

  The apartment was hot. There were portable air conditioning units in the two bedrooms, but both were extremely noisy, so it was very hard to sleep (and the mattresses were very "springy" - if one person moved, both people moved!). Also, the unit in the big bedroom was not efficient; it basically only cooled down the air immediately in front of the unit. The one in the small bedroom was much better – but neither of them helped lower the temperature in the apartment as a whole. So the hallway, living room and kitchen were really hot. (For context: by day, it was c30ºC and humid outside, with not much breeze – no surprise in July – and at night, the temperature only dropped slightly so the temp inside the apartment at night was around 26ºC.) An easy fix would be to put a big fan in the living room and (prob smaller one) in the kitchen, to help circulate the air. The other thing that could be improved quite easily, and would give the apartment more character, is the lighting - there is an overhead light in each room, but no bedside lamps or reading lamps. And the switches are by the door, so you have to get out of bed and cross the room to turn the light on or off. Not ideal if, for example, you have a small child in the second bedroom, or if you like to read on the sofa (note, there is no TV at the property).