The room was great! The front of the room was only 20 feet from the canal, so the views from the window were beautiful! The room itself was more like an entire house. It was separate from everyone else, had it's own bathroom, and a few appliances to make coffee, tea, and paninis. Since it's in Italy, we didn't need a kitchen anyways, as we planned to eat nothing but pasta and seafood. (Warning: most of the restaurants on Murano close at 6:00pm. We struggled to find somewhere to eat at about 6:30pm) There is a waterbus stop (all transportation is by boat) about 1 minute from the room that comes and goes directly to Venice, the train station, Burano, etc. The waterbuses from Venice quit running at about 10pm, so if you decide to stay on Venice and drink wine all night like we did, expect a 70 Euro taxi ride back.
The only issues we had with the room were with the air conditioner and the internet. The AC worked, but started leaking pretty badly within a few minutes. Eleonora was quick to provide a fan to help with the slight discomfort of not having AC. There was wifi, but the signal was very weak. It worked on my girlfriend's phone occasionally, but was never shown available on mine. This was not a big issue other than trying to contact Eleonora.
Venice is beautiful, and we would definitely recommend staying at Eleonora's room.