Casa Burano
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Casa Burano is the pioneer of the “albergo diffuso” (scattered houses) movement, which transforms vacant village houses into hotel-like accommodations. Straight from the vaporetto (water bus), you will be escorted to a contemporary room that features a giant bathroom. The brand’s five apartments on the island of Burano allow you to live the local Venetian life. See the area’s iconic technicolor homes, buy lace and linen from the shops, and munch on native S-shaped Bussolai biscuits.
F.ta S. Caterina, Mazzorbo 3, Venice, Italy
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Apartments turned hotel-like accomodations on the colorful island of Burano! You'll get to feel the local life, waking up to the day-to-day of the natives. ☀️
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