Location! Location! Location! Although it is a bit challenging getting to the property (only because of the confusing ferry system in Venice) the second you arrive you are greeted with the secluded serenity of this very special area on the Venetian Lagoon. The grounds of the property are immaculately kept and open to the public which made it feel inviting and warm, yet sophisticated. We booked the tour and wine tasting which we were late for by about half an hour because of the difficulty navigating the ferry system. The staff at Venissa were very accommodating and waited for us to arrive to begin the tour (which I highly recommend).

We booked the suite, and while the room itself was spacious, the shower in the bathroom was tiny.

Perfectly located to enjoy a mix of native lifetstyle surrounded by nature on mazzorbo and the more touristic, charming streets of burano. Just organize your dinner if you are planning to eat somewhere else. We experienced limited opening hours on burano, but felt as well comfortable eating at venissas osteria contemporanea. Everyone was very nice and we could enjoy a relaxed atmosphere yet no wishes left unfullfilled. January seems to be a good choice to enjoy a relaxed venissa and not so crowded burano.

The location is magic, a tiny wine yard with unique grapes that escaped extinction thanks to this unique winery. food is amazing, tasty, experimental yet still linked to its Venetian roots. the hotel is also very nice, we had the pleasure to receive an upgrade to the large suite in the attic under a beautiful roof. A place where is possible to live the “laguna” without the trouble of the many tourists around

wonderful tranquil place on an island in the Venice lagoon. This is a truly exceptional place to stay.

we dined in the bistro twice. the food was poorly cooked and uninteresting., as if famous chef in Michelin restaurant was uninterested. wine list also dull for such a fabulous place

The place is really great. Attention to detail, it’s beautiful, middle of a big garden, food is really good (osteria for dinner and the breakfast)

really warm bedroom & air extraction was a bit noisy (but don’t want to blame, maybe it’s just common in Italy) Aside from that, it was reallllly really charming to stay there, we loved the place.

Everything. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive. They made sure we had everything we needed, they were helpful in both contacting us before we arrived to ensure we knew where we were going, and they were so helpful during our stay as well. Food at the Michelin was a particular highlight and definitely worth the visit.

Nothing. Everything was fantastic, and it’s a shame we couldn’t stay longer.

We stayed at Venissa twice - previously in Casa Burano, this time in one of Venissa resort's 4 rooms. Staff surprised us with champagne on arrival and chocolates/a rose for Valentine's day. The suite was beautifully decorated, comfortable bed, with black out curtains, extremely nice. The hotel/restaurant is right next to the Mazzorbo stop, or a 7-10 minute walk from the Burano stop. Breakfast is absolutely amazing, when stocked properly :) The Venissa restaurant (Michelin) is a class of its own, very different from other Michelin restaurants, 10+.

The only fault in the room itself was the water pressure in the bathroom (forget washing your hair). The food and service in the restaurant Osteria (the regular one, NOT the Michelin one - the Michelin one was amazing) was blah both times we ate there - unimaginative menu and overpriced. Breakfast is generally fantastic (eggs to order, homemade yogurt/butter/granola, fresh juices, amazing bread etc), but in the summer when crowded (guests staying both at Venissa and Casa Burano eat breakfast in the same place) it was understaffed and took over an hour each time just waiting for staff to replenish food in the buffet. Note that if you stay at the Casa Burano, it is quite a hike to get to breakfast/the Venissa reception - especially lugging suitcases in the heat.

Wonderful location!!! Somewhere to sit outside in the garden or watching the boats pass by out the front. Good breakfast room and less expensive restaurant.

Our room, the red room was on the second floor We are elderly and would liked to use the lift. A second chair in the large bedroom would have been good

It was a lovely and serene spot away from the hordes of tourists in Venice and nearby Burano, but still close enough to Burano to enjoy its quaint and colorful environment. The food is amazing as well.

Rooms are a bit small and can have more amenities. But they’re comfortable

Excellent breakfast choice. However serving tea in a metal reapot is poor because the tea gets cold very quickly. They should invest in porcelain or china teapots and tea cosy to keep it hot.

We didn’t like the door banging underneath our room (Green)which made the room shake.