No longer the Alberghi Grand Hotel, this property has been rebadged and is a part of the IHG…read moregalaxy. It is the "Hotel Indigo Verona - Grand Hotel Des Arts, an IHG Hotel." Two nights here, it is quite good. I do not have status with the IHG chain but I had booked direct so we were put in a twin bed room on the first floor facing the street. Despite that, there wasn't too much street noise and the balcony overlooking the main roadway was nice to sit on for a bit. The hotel does not have its own parking and instead contracts with a parking deck about 20 meters further along that charges a pretty hefty €25 per day. The room was clean and comfortable. We did not put out the do-not-disturb and so the room was refreshed while we were out sightseeing. Coffee service, fresh towels and the beds were made. They did a good job. Breakfast in the -1 level was very good though I don't know that it was €15 per day good. It's only €10 if you book it when you make the reservation. Typical European continental breakfast with eggs, bacon, breads for toasting, lots of pastries, fresh fruit, cereals, sliced ham and turkey and cheese, etc. Coffee is made to order and I was able to put away a pretty decent sized pot of Americano while waiting for my travel mate to wake up, up stairs. The hotel is not quite centrally located but there are restaurants nearby and the Verona Arena is only a mile away down the well traveled boulevard. [Review 16965 overall - 170 in Italy - 481 of 2022.]

Fabulous hotel about 15 minute walk to city center. Excellent room with oversized private bathroom…read moreand closet. Bathroom consisted of full sized shower and separate bathtub with television so you can soak and relax. Front desk attendants were friendly and extremely helpful. I found the easiest way to get here from the train station was by taxi ($10 euro inc tip). Google Maps transit guide cannot be trusted. Buses with route numbers greater than 100 do not stop in Verona as suggested by Google. The bus shelter is confusing to a first timer. Not sure when to stand at island B1 or B2. I got on the 51 which listed the correct direction stop on its board only to find that it meant where it was coming from, not going. Not sure why I care where it's been but after 3 stops I knew it was definitely going the opposite way that I was supposed to be. The walk may be 15 minutes but it's uneven surfaces and across a major roundabout intersection. In short, spend the ten.

A beautiful hotel in the heart of the city…read more A few highlights: The hotel is stunning, with high ceilings and art everywhere you look. The rooftop has a great view. You get a lot of nice snacks for free with any drinks. Even though it's right in old town, it's not too inaccessible for taxis and cars. The only minor nitpicks: The bed sheets were surprisingly stiff. I do think the breakfast could be a bit better (the a la carte items should probably be free)

Excellent 4 night stay in charming Verona…read more The Due Torri is perfectly situated in the best part of town in close proximity to all the sites you will want to see. Very helpful and courteous front desk. As a member of Leading Hotels of the World I received a complimentary upgrade at check in. Very nicely appointed room with a nice walk in rain shower. Excellent breakfast buffet and gorgeous rooftop restaurant / bar. I would not hesitate to stay here again.

Thanks to Rick Steves, my traveling companions and I were led to this hidden jem. Its quaint,…read morewarm, and friendly. The staff are fantabulously amazing! The price is reasonable considering you are in a prime location. We took the train from Bolzano Italy and walked from the train station to the hotel, though I wouldnt recommend this if your bag doesnt have wheels. Its also a 2 hour train ride from Venice. I did not have the breakfast or eat at the restaurant, so I have nothing to offer you there. We did, upon arrival, receive Easter bread and a glass of wine. Nice touch!

Such a fantastic hotel in the heart of Verona! It's just off the main pedestrian path lined with…read moreshops and inbetween the Juliet House and the Arena. I couldn't be more satisfied with the location. As for the hotel itself, very elegant. The highlight for me was the lounge area that had refreshments and snacks. Every time prior to heading out, stopped by for a quick snack and enjoyed a couple glasses of prosecco. The lounge seats are so comfortable and I frequently saw the staff fluff up the cushions whenever someone leaves. The bar area is also a very cozy area to park yourself and enjoy a cocktail. There are several "study" areas with chairs and tables which played well with their name of the "Accademia". The hotel room itself was also very cozy and comfortable. Nicely sized room and bathroom to fit my luggage in the room and toiletries on the bathroom counter without feeling cramped.

Great 4 star hotel in the middle of Verona - close to everything…read more It's a town hotel in an old classic building which leads to quite confusing ways to the rooms but this is also part of the extraordinary ambiance of the house as on the other hand the rooms are nicely renovated with parkett floors, spacious bathrooms but still show a lot of character from the old times. Service is definitely on the level of a 4 star hotel, breakfast is good and the beds really comfy. I surely can recommend this hotel.

We came here for a custom Italian wedding from California. Outdoor wedding was done in the hotel…read morecourtyard. The restaurant was excellent with great service. Spas and pools are well maintained. Their staffs were friendly and helpful on any concerns we've had. The hotels conveniently located 10 min drive from Verona airport. It's overall a great place to stay and we recommend this hotel to anyone who's visit the city of Romeo and Juliet !

Stayed here for two days last October 2023 and what a great little hotel. In a perfect location to…read morevisit the city of Verona. The staff exceptionally friendly and accommodating rooms nice and just enough space needed ..if I go to Verona again this will definitely be the hotel. I stay in.highly recommend.

My wife and I spent five days at the Hotel Giulietta and Romeo in Verona recently. We were very…read morepleased and highly recommended this hotel. Its location could not be better as it is located in the middle of the historic district and literally a few steps from the Arena. There are many trendy shops and restaurants of all types nearby and you are in easy walking distance of most of the sights of Verona. Traffic is highly restricted in the historic district so there isn't any street noise and with the windows shut the room was very quiet. We had one of the rooms with a balcony which was very nice for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Our room was small but comfortable and the bathroom was modern. The breakfast is good but not spectacular. All of the staff however have been outstanding. They are friendly and helpful and have made our stay a real pleasure. Verona is a low key city compared to Rome and Florence but has excellent sights, isn't touristy, isn't crowded (at least October) and we have eaten better here than any other place in Italy. We would definitely recommend the Hotel Giulietta e Romeo.

This was by far the nicest hotel we stayed in during our visit to Italy this year. We stayed in the…read morerenovated portion of the hotel which was absolutely amazing. Our hotel room was spacious and the bathroom was absolutely amazing with a shower that had multiple water features including steam and rain plus LED lights that changed colors while you were in the shower. We will definitely be going back when we go to Verona. The breakfast was also very good with many options. Thank you for a wonderful stay!

Hotel Firenze? This boxy motel is in the wrong city. It is marked wrong on Yelp maps. It is outside…read moreVerona on a VERY loud street. Walls are graffitied. The staff was lurching around bar all day, sneaking drinks, hitting on women. OLD rooms. Rusty plumbing. No porters.. Rebel review: 1