Where to Stay – Hotels and Accommodations: My Verona Journey Series, Part 5

Finding the perfect place to stay can make all the difference in your Verona experience. In part 5 of My Verona Journey, we’re diving into the best hotels and accommodations in this charming city. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious escape, a cozy boutique hotel, or something with a bit of local flair, there’s a spot in Verona that’s just right for you. In this guide, you’ll discover options that cater to every style and budget, ensuring you have a comfortable and memorable stay while exploring the heart of Verona.

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Finding the perfect place to stay in Verona is key to making the most of your visit to the city, especially if this is your first time. Whether you are looking for luxury, comfort, or a budget-friendly option, Verona offers a wide range of accommodations that suit different tastes and budgets.

From charming boutique hotels in the historic center to countryside retreats with sweeping views of the vineyards, you will find a place that perfectly complements your experience in this romantic city.

In this chapter, we will guide you through some of the best hotels and accommodations Verona has to offer, as well as tips on what to look for when choosing where to stay. So, let’s dive in!

1. Luxury Hotels – For a Grand Stay

If you are looking for the ultimate indulgence during your time in Verona, the city boasts a selection of luxury hotels that provide world-class service, stunning views, and unbeatable locations. These hotels are perfect for those who want to experience Verona in style.

Hotel Aurora – Piazzetta XIV Novembre, 2, 37121 Verona

Located just steps from the Arena di Verona, Hotel Aurora is one of the city’s most iconic luxury hotels. Housed in a historic building, the hotel offers elegant rooms with views of the Arena or the picturesque rooftops of Verona.

The spacious rooms are beautifully decorated, blending classic style with modern comforts. Whether you are enjoying a meal at the hotel’s rooftop restaurant or lounging in one of the plush rooms, Hotel Aurora promises a luxurious experience with a front-row seat to Verona’s most famous landmark.

In their own words, “We believe in timeless elegance. We aim to enhance the uniqueness of this fascinating historic building. The rooms are equipped with a private marble bathroom and showers with mosaic tiles. Find out which of them best matches your dream.”

Your Tip: Request a room with an Arena view to experience the beauty of the city’s ancient Roman amphitheater right from your window.

Palazzo Victoria – Via Adua 8 – 37121 Verona

For those who appreciate contemporary luxury with a historical twist, Palazzo Victoria is a fantastic choice. This 5-star hotel combines a chic, modern interior with the elegance of a Renaissance palace.

Situated near the Piazza delle Erbe and Juliet’s House, Palazzo Victoria places you at the heart of Verona’s vibrant cultural scene. The hotel features spacious rooms, a beautiful garden, a wellness center, and a stylish lounge for relaxing after a day of sightseeing.

The elegant and tastefully designed rooms feature classic décor in soft neutral tones, complemented by hardwood floors. Guests can choose from a range of accommodations, including Superior Single, Superior, Premium, or Premium with a view room, as well as Junior Suites, Suites, or Suites with a view.

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Each room is equipped with coffee-making facilities, a well-stocked minibar, and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi. Guests can refresh themselves with a soothing rain-effect shower and enjoy a restful night’s sleep on a mattress designed for ultimate comfort.

Your Tip: Don’t miss the beautiful courtyard garden, a peaceful oasis where you can unwind and enjoy a drink in the heart of Verona.

Due Torri Hotel – Piazza Sant’Anastasia 4, Verona

Set in an elegant 14th-century building, the Due Torri Hotel is perfect for those who want a taste of Verona’s aristocratic past. Located near Piazza delle Erbe, this historic hotel offers luxurious rooms with antique furniture, exquisite frescoes, and modern amenities.

Boasting a spacious rooftop terrace with stunning views of the historic center, Due Torri Hotel offers luxury and elegance in the heart of Verona, just steps from the Church of Sant’Anastasia and a five-minute walk from Juliet’s Balcony.

The rooms and suites are generously sized, welcoming, and equipped with free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. The hotel features an impressive lobby, often used for art exhibitions and cultural events.

Guests can enjoy a Liberty-style restaurant, a chic lounge bar, and six modern meeting rooms. Meals and drinks can be savored on the beautifully furnished panoramic terrace. The hotel also offers a 24-hour concierge service.

Your Tip: The rooftop terrace is a great place to relax and enjoy the view of the Torre dei Lamberti and Verona’s red-tiled rooftops. Enjoy staying near the renowned Church of Sant’Anastasia, one of Verona’s most iconic landmarks.

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Built by the Dominican Order in Gothic style, the Church of Sant’Anastasia is the city’s largest church, located in the historic district near Ponte Pietra.

Hotel Fiera – Via Ugo Zannoni, 26

Situated just steps away from Verona’s renowned exhibition centre, Hotel Fiera offers the perfect base for both business and leisure. Whether you are here to explore the historical wonders of Verona, enjoy a relaxing weekend, attend a conference, or participate in one of the city’s many events, Hotel Fiera has everything you need for a comfortable and convenient stay.

The hotel features elegant rooms with parquet flooring, a delicious breakfast with fresh pastries, and a welcoming restaurant and bar.

Hotel Fiera’s Highlights:

• Just 300m from the Exhibition Centre and 2.5 km from the city center
• Free Wi-Fi and reserved parking spaces
• Meeting rooms with natural light and modern conference facilities
• Technogym-equipped gym for a refreshing workout
• Sky Sport for sports enthusiasts
• Bus parking available for group travel

Whether you are here for work or pleasure, Hotel Fiera is the ideal choice for a memorable stay in Verona.

At the Hotel’s Ristorante “Et Voilà”, you can choose from a tasting menu or à la carte options or enjoy a business lunch buffet in the bright and stylish dining room, which can accommodate up to 80 guests.

In the morning, a buffet breakfast is served, featuring fresh pastries, organic products, and gluten-free options. For a relaxing break or an aperitif, visit the hotel’s Caffè dei Gavi, where you can enjoy a casual meet-up with friends or colleagues.

Whether it’s a tasting experience, à la carte dining, a business lunch, or a gala dinner, the restaurant offers a modern and welcoming atmosphere for any occasion.

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Your Tip: For the best rates, especially during popular events like Fieracavalli and Vinitaly, be sure to book in advance to secure your spot and take advantage of exclusive offers.

2. Boutique Hotels – Charming and Personalized Stays

If you are looking for something smaller, cozier, and more intimate, Verona has a fantastic selection of boutique hotels. These places combine stylish decor with personalized service, making them perfect for those who want to feel like a local while staying in a one-of-a-kind environment.

Hotel Giulietta e Romeo – Vicolo Tre Marchetti, 3 – 37121 Verona

For those visiting Verona as fans of the famous love story, Hotel Giulietta e Romeo is a perfect place to stay. Just a short walk from Casa di Giulietta, this charming boutique hotel celebrates the romance of Verona.

The rooms are stylish and modern, with touches of Italian elegance, and the staff is always welcoming and helpful. The hotel also offers a delicious buffet breakfast and a cozy bar for relaxing in the evening.

Hotel Giulietta e Romeo draws inspiration from the timeless love story of its famous namesakes (Giulietta e Romeo). The rooms reflect their tale while also paying homage to the city’s rich operatic heritage, with references to iconic works like Tosca and Aida, which are celebrated annually during the Verona Opera Festival at the nearby Arena.

At the Hotel Giulietta e Romeo, you will immerse yourself in the art, history, and music that define Verona, all while enjoying the comfort and modernity of facility. The rooms are categorized as:

• Single,
• Economy,
• Standard,
• Superior,
• Suite,
• Triple,
• Family,
• And Family L.

Your Tip: Take advantage of the hotel’s Juliet-themed experience, which includes a romantic dinner and a visit to Juliet’s Balcony.

Antica Residenza Adua – Via Adua 3, 37121 Verona

Located just 500 meters from the Arena and Piazza Bra, Antica Residenza Adua offers accommodations with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Housed in a building dating back to the 13th century, it is only 260 meters from Via Mazzini.

Antica Residenza is ideal for those who want to feel at home in Verona, with an intimate, non-touristy vibe. The breakfast, served each morning, is a lovely touch, featuring local delicacies and fresh pastries.

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The apartment features a living room with a flat-screen TV, a seating area, and a kitchen equipped with an oven and microwave.

The nearest airport is Verona Airport and its only 12 km from Antica Residenza Adua.

Your Tip: If you are staying here, ask the attendants for local recommendations of hidden gems in Verona. It’s a great way to experience the city like a local!

Residenza San Giovanni IN FORO – Vicolo San Giovanni in Foro 1A – 37121 Verona 

For those seeking a peaceful and serene retreat, Residenza San Giovanni offers an elegant escape just outside the lively historic center of Verona. Nestled near the Adige River, this charming boutique hotel features spacious, light-filled rooms with contemporary decor.

The hotel also offers an intimate, fully independent 100 sqm apartment in Verona’s historic district. With its own entrance in a picturesque alley, the apartment combines traditional charm with modern comfort, featuring a fireplace, parquet flooring, terracotta tiles, and wooden beams.

Spread across two floors, the apartment includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a masonry kitchen. The layout is as follows:

• On the ground floor, you’ll find an entrance area with luggage and bike storage,
• A double room with a cupboard, safe, minibar, satellite TV,
• And a fireplace, plus a bathroom with a shower.

On the upper floor, there’s a fully equipped kitchen for breakfast, complete with a hob, oven, and coffee machine. The second and third bedrooms each feature a cupboard, minibar, safe, TV, and a bathroom with an enclosed shower.

Your Tip: Enjoy the lovely outdoor courtyard where you can relax and enjoy Verona’s mild climate during the warmer months.

3. Budget-Friendly Hotels – Great Stays Without the Hefty Price Tag

Verona can be an expensive city, but there are still plenty of options for those traveling on a budget. Whether you are looking for a simple room or a budget-friendly hotel with great amenities, you’ll find plenty of places that offer great value without sacrificing quality or comfort.

Hotel Milano & Spa – Vicolo Tre Marchetti 11, 37121 Verona

A budget-friendly option with great value, Hotel Milano & Spa is just steps away from the Arena di Verona. Just 50 meters from the historic center of Verona, Hotel Milano offers elegant rooms and apartments, free Wi-Fi, a spa and wellness center, and a delicious buffet breakfast, featuring Italian cappuccino and freshly baked pastries.

The modern rooms are tastefully decorated with warm colors, equipped with air conditioning, a TV with satellite channels and pay-per-view options. The apartments are situated in a separate building, 800 meters from the hotel.

Upon request, guests can enjoy services at the wellness center, which includes a steam bath, sauna, and relaxation area. The hotel also boasts a panoramic rooftop terrace with a hot tub and stunning views of the Arena.

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The 24-hour staff at Hotel Milano is happy to recommend the best local restaurants and assist with car and bike rentals. The Verona Cathedral is just a 10-minute walk away, and Verona’s main train station is 20 minutes on foot.

In their own words, “It is the experience you will not forget in one of the most fascinating cities in Italy. Our goal is to become the favorite destination of a demanding and refined clientele”

Your Tip: To experience the best of the hotel at a discounted rate, be sure to book in advance.

Hotel Verona – Corso Porta Nuova 47-49, Verona

Enjoy your Typical, Italian hospitality in a contemporary atmosphere. For those who prefer a more traditional, family-run experience, Hotel Verona offers a great central location at affordable prices.

Located near Piazza Bra, it’s ideal for travelers who want to be close to all the major attractions without paying a premium price. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and the staff is friendly and helpful.

With its elegant and comfortable design, Hotel Verona offers an exclusive and refined atmosphere, where every detail is meticulously crafted. Whether you are visiting for business or enjoying a romantic getaway, they are dedicated to making your stay in Verona truly unforgettable.

In their own words “Come and discover our hotel and let yourself be conquered by the magic of Verona.”

Guests of Hotel Verona value its convenient location, just a short distance from Porta Nuova train station and major bus stops, making it easily accessible for both public transport users and those looking to explore the city and its surroundings with ease.

Additionally, the hotel’s proximity to Veronafiere makes it an ideal choice for visitors attending local fairs and events, ensuring a seamless and stress-free stay.

Your Tip: Ask for a room with a view of the Adige River for a charming view of the city from your window.

The Hostello – Via Venti Settembre 80 – 37129 Verona

For those who prefer something even more budget-friendly, Verona has a number of hostels that cater to backpackers, solo travelers, and groups. The Hostello is one of the best options in Verona, offering clean dormitory rooms and private rooms at great rates.

In my research for more information about this book a few years ago, I had the opportunity to interview Anna Vesentini, the founder of The Hostello. The intention was to gain more insights into their business model within Verona’s hospitality scene. The video interview is available in the Italian version of the Obehi Podcast, so feel free to check it out.

It was fascinating to learn how Anna, along with her ex-boyfriend, started this budget-friendly accommodation to cater to travelers visiting Verona.

As a traveler to a new destination, every penny counts, and The Hostello, founded by Anna Vesentini, provides an affordable option for those looking to save money while exploring the city.

The Hostello is situated just 15 minutes from the city center, offering easy access to both popular attractions and the lesser known, yet culturally significant, Veronetta quarter of Verona. The hostel also provides free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a welcoming, social atmosphere, making it the perfect place to connect with fellow travelers.

Your Tip: For budget-conscious travelers, the hostel’s communal kitchen is a great option to save money on meals during your stay.

4. Staying Outside the City – Countryside and Vineyard Retreats

If you are looking for something more unique and peaceful, consider staying just outside the city in the rolling hills and vineyards that surround Verona. These locations provide a more tranquil experience, with the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of the Veneto region.

Agriturismo Corte San Mattia – Via Santa Giuliana, 2/a, Verona

Situated just outside Verona, Agriturismo Corte San Mattia offers a charming countryside retreat with beautiful views of the vineyards and the city below. This family-run farmstay offers cozy rooms with rustic decor, and a chance to experience authentic country life in the Veneto region.

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The property also has its own winery, where you can sample local wines and enjoy fresh farm-to-table meals.

Your Tip: Stay here if you want a peaceful, rural escape while still being close enough to Verona to explore its cultural and historical landmarks.

Villa del Quar – San Pietro in Cariano / Valpolicella

For those who prefer to stay in style in the heart of the Valpolicella wine region, Villa del Quar is a stunning 17th-century villa that offers luxurious rooms and a world-class wine cellar.

All of the elegant rooms and suites feature wooden beams, authentic antique furniture, luxurious marble bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and minibars. Some also offer a private garden area, perfect for enjoying breakfast outdoors.

This hotel is one of the few in the world to showcase antique bedheads, crafted from luxurious velvet-silk fabrics that create a shimmering effect inspired by the artistic tradition of Paolo Veronese, adding an extra layer of charm and sophistication.

The Restaurant Gourmand Arquade boasts three dining rooms: the indoor Trésor, and the glass-enclosed Eurosia and Orangerie, both offering stunning views of the gardens and pool.

During the summer months, guests can enjoy their meals in the romantic flower-filled garden. The restaurant serves gourmet local, Mediterranean, and international dishes, along with themed dinners

Your Tip: If you are staying at Villa del Quar, take a wine-tasting tour through the property’s vineyards and learn about the wine-making process in one of Italy’s most renowned wine-producing regions.

5. Unique Stays – Staying in Historic or Unusual Places

Verona offers some unique places to stay that go beyond the ordinary hotel experience, especially if you want to immerse yourself in the city’s rich history or experience something truly special.

Casa di Giulietta

For a truly romantic and one-of-a-kind experience, consider staying in Casa di Giulietta (Juliet’s House). While it’s not an official hotel, some companies are offered unique overnight stays in the famous home of Juliet.

Imagine spending the night in the heart of Verona’s most romantic attraction, with access to the Juliet’s Balcony and the iconic statue. It’s an unforgettable experience for couples looking for something truly special.

Your Tip: This is a very unique experience, so be sure to book well in advance to secure your stay.

Hotel San Luca

Whether you’re here for business, a weekend getaway, or a show at the Arena amphitheater, the hotel offers comfort and convenience.

Just 200 meters from Piazza Brà and outside the ZTL, the quiet yet central location makes exploring Verona easy. Private parking is available upon request, and major attractions are within walking distance.

Recently renovated, Hotel San Luca blends modern style with comfort, ensuring a memorable stay. With a variety of accommodation options,

Your Tip: Hotel San Luca is the perfect choice for your visit to Verona. Located just 1.12 km from Verona Porta Nuova railway station, you can easily reach us by taking buses 11, 12, or 13 to the Corso Porta Nuova stop (terminus).

Choosing the Right Accommodation for You

Verona’s accommodations offer something for every traveler, whether you prefer the comfort and luxury of a 5-star hotel, the charm of a boutique stay, or the affordability of a budget-friendly room.

The most important thing is to choose accommodation that aligns with your travel style and the type of experience you want to have.

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Your Tip: Book your accommodation in advance, especially if you are visiting during peak tourist seasons like the summer months or during major events like the Verona Opera Festival or Vinitaly.

Journal Prompt: Think about the perfect place to stay during your trip to Verona. Would you prefer to be right in the heart of the historic center, or do you imagine staying somewhere quieter, in the countryside? What kind of atmosphere are you looking for in your accommodations?

Remember, where you stay can greatly influence your experience in your Verona Journey. So, choose a place that makes you feel at home and enhances your visit to this incredible city!

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