As we stepped off the airport boat at Museo on Murano we were met by Fabio's wife Andrea who accompanied us to our accommodation.
Located right on the water's edge, this must be one of the best locations in the Lagoon. The house is extremely modern and simply furnished in a very classy way and is not overlooked apart from the admiring glances from the passing boat traffic. They had put a bottle of prosecco in the fridge together with some food items to get us started.
The accommodation is perfect for two couples with two large double bedrooms,
each with a shower room and very comfortable beds.
Murano is the perfect base to visit Venice. It is only one stop from the airport. The house, itself, is adjacent to a Vaperetto stop which gives direct access to all areas of the city. During the day we spent most of our time investigating the less touristy areas and in the evenings, when the masses had evacuated the city, we travelled across to take the Line 1 Vaporetto down the Grand Canal and into St Mark's Square.
From the Faro stop on Murano we spent a day on the nearby island of Burano. Definitely worth a visit with it's multi-coloured houses and shops.
Murano is busy during the day with bars and restaurants but very quiet at night. We would recommend Il Duoru for a meal in the evening if you decide to stay on Murano.
On behalf of us all, we have had a magic holiday and that is very much down to our fortunate choice of accommodation and it's location together with our gracious and helpful hosts.

Bill Adam