Ca' Burano is a lovely little traditional fisherman's house with great modern decor. Antonella explained that it was completely refurbished only a year ago. We particularly like the stairs going up to the attic as they are cool and unconventional. Overall, it is a modern well presented 2 bedroom (1 double, 1 single) terraced house. The kitchen is equipped well enough for some quick meals and there is a small local Despar (supermarket) about a 5 minute walk away.
Antonella was prompt with her messages and made everything really easy from keeping in contact for our arrival time to explaining the amazing rubbish collections (the UK could learn a lot from Burano!)
Burano itself is nice and quiet and it's nice to get away from the crowds in Venice and we loved travelling back on the vaporetto, it really made us feel like one of the locals. It takes 40 minutes to get into Venice and is one of the most beautiful public transport commutes I know.
Insider Tip: Burano is the unlikeliest of places you would expect to find a Michelin starred restaurant as it's quite small and quiet but Al Gatto Nero is well worth going to for a meal. Make sure you reserve (I emailed them beforehand) as there are only 1 or 2 restaurants on Burano and they may not open late unless they know someone is wanting to come.
This is our first break together since we got married in Sardinia 3 months ago and it was lovely to watch the first draft of our wedding video for the first time back in Italy in our cosy little place, that's a great memory for us. We would definitely stay here again.