We've been lucky first guests in this magnificent suite on the shore of Murano island in Venice Lagoon!

First of all we must thank our host Fabio for his hospitality and attention to details! He ordered transfers for us to and from Venice airport by taxi-boat and arranged good pricing for it, which is not easy during Biennale opening days. When we arrived at the boat station on Murano, which is just two hundred meters from the house, Fabio met us there and showed us to the Suite. At the house we've been congratulated with fine rose Prosecco and bowl of fruits, milk for our children was already in the fridge. Though it was late, we enjoyed a moonlight on the water, and tranquility and silence of the lagoon at night.

In the morning we opened all french windows in the living room and let sunshine and fresh breeze from the lagoon inside the house. Living room widows are on the east side, and if there is no clouds, you'll get sun as an addition to your breakfast!

The house is completely new and Fabio used very fine materials for decoration. Venetian plaster on the walls, Murano chandelier made by Fabio himself hanging in the living room, nice vintage furniture here and there - all this create very unique atmosphere of the house.

Murano is very interesting place to explore and everything there is reachable by foot from the house. If you want to stock up your fridge in the supermarket, I would recommend to use a shopping bag on a wheels to bring back your purchases.

For the transfer to Venice, which is 15-20 minutes long, use vaporetto (water bus) line 7 (each 30 minutes) or line 4.2 (each 20 minutes). If using 4.2, I would recommend to disembark at Fondamente Nove rather than take much longer trip to San Marco station. As I said before, nearest vaporetto station is 200 meters from the house (Murano Navagero).

We would recommend Fabio's Lagoon Suite for everybody who wants unspoiled Venice travel and living experience!

Natalia, Vladimir and their three kids.