Casa Burano is operated by the same owners as the Michelin starred restaurant on the neighbouring island. The owners have converted five of the colourful cottages.
I was met at the boat quay and taken the short walk to my cottage. It was beautifully finished, clean and with coffee and local biscuits available 24:7.
I booked this as I like to catch the morning light for photography and dislike crowds, so this was perfect for me.
I had initially thought that I made a mistake as the nice local restaurants all shut when the last boat leaves and the only available food is at dreadful tourist restaurants, that are over priced and supply poor food. Had I known this I would have eaten earlier.
I realised the next morning however, that my choice was great, when I had Burano almost to myself until around 10.30 when hoards of smartphone waiving tourists arrived. I left!
Breakfast is served in a breakfast basket, was plentiful for me and delicious.
I actually wished I had stayed for longer as paid double for the next two nights in Venice and did not have nearly such a good experience.
Would recommend.

A few kilometers away from Murano, you can enjoy the discovery of the little village of Burano famous for its colored houses and handmade Lace. Walk in the town, have a coffee, enter some Lace shops. I just love it

Perfect location, super convenient to walk around the small island of Burano (and Mazzorbo). The building is recently renovated preserving the typical features that make Burano houses so popular (including the colourful façade); the interior design is very nice and curated with style. Rooms are clean, big, comfy, soundproof. Breakfast is delicious, fresh and handmade, delivered in picnic-like baskets (coffee and tea by the machine).
The accommodation may be pricey for a B&B, but I guess in line with the options available in Venice and in the lagoon.
The staff welcomed me at the jetty and walked me to my room, chatting and giving me any suggestion needed to dine and enjoy my stay. And I actually loved it here, a foggy weekend of November, when only a bunch of tourists dared to travel by boat across the misty lagoon: cool atmosphere to take a break from everything.
I surely recommend Casa Burano; even more, I would go back if I ever had the chance.