Romantic Hotels in Verona

Residenza Elisabetta is conveniently located in the heart of Verona. Among the facilities at this property are a luggage storage space and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Andrea

From

Canada

It was a over all peaceful experience. All the suggestions to visit and where to eat were on point and it made for a much more relaxed stay . A true gem in my travels .

Boasting an open-air bath, garden and views of garden, Residenza Ca' degli Enzi is set in Verona, 1.6 km from Ponte Pietra.

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Sebastian

From

Austria

Room was clean and nicely furnished. parking in front and walking distance to city centre. very friendly staff.

Relais Empire is located in Verona, 500 metres from Piazza Bra. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Each room at this guest house is air conditioned and comes with a TV with satellite channels.

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Bronte

From

Australia

Our room was fantastic. the hotel was spotless and in a great spot. The breakfast was vast and generous. The staff were fantastic and spoke immaculate English.

Set in a restored mansion along the River Adige, Casa Panvinio offers elegant-style rooms with 19th-century furnishings.

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Tosho

From

Bulgaria

Great location - right in the center by the river Secure parking inside the building

B&B La Magia dei Sogni Relais is 8 minutes’ drive from Verona. It offers a garden, a seasonal pool with hydromassage functions, and free WiFi throughout.

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Marieke

From

Netherlands

Everything. Wonderful room, private terrace, awesome garden and pool, the loveliest staff, breakfast table ready with what I asked for breakfast.

Set in the historic centre of Verona, Truly Verona offers elegant self-catering apartments and studios in different locations.

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Vitória Carolina

From

Netherlands

they got us an upgrade (from the Shakespeare Studio to the Casa Verdi Apartment) which was absolutely amazing, and we enjoyed it a lot. Staff was very friendly and willing to help and everything in the apartment was spotless clean and organized. The apartment was well equipped and the location was great! I was surprised with the hairdryer in the bathroom, because it wasn't in the description, but I hadn't brought mine so it was great having one. The girl at the reception in the evening also sent us some recommendations of places to eat in the city, which were great as well.

Albergo Mazzanti is a 3-star superior hotel 150 metres from Juliet's house and a 5-minute walk from the famous Verona Arena.

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Acheson

From

Canada

very clean, comfortable, great location, helpful staff

Offering a panoramic terrace with 360° views of the city, Nuova Opera Rooms is a guest house set in the Borgo Trento area of Verona with good bus links into the centre.

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Cecilia

From

New Zealand

Very functional, and clean facility. Beautiful little common kitchen, with great terrace. Excellent at the reception. Stefano was very welcoming and friendly. The place is a 20 minute walk to town, through a modern neighbourhood with gorgeous villas. There are buses at the door too, if one doesn't want to walk. Plenty of cafes, just outside. Very good place to stay in Verona!!

Veronetta House is a small Guest House offering 3 rooms decorated in different colours, and featuring oak-beamed ceilings traditional of Verona.

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SERDAR

From

Turkey

Very clean room , helpful and kind staff , wonderful breakfast, near bus stop , walking to centrum about 10 minutes,

Set 5 km from Verona's city centre, Corte San Mattia offers beautiful views of the city and the surrounding countryside. This working farm produces wine, olive oil and marmalades, all available to...

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Anastasiia Serdiuk

From

Poland

It was an exceptional stay! One of the best hotels we’ve ever stayed. Every detail of the hotel was thoroughly and beautifully incorporated. The colors of room, the scent of soaps, the scenery from the windows, comfort of bed and pillows, the delicious taste of local and organic breakfast - everything was fantastic. We will come in the warm season just to see the city view, because in January we caught only the fog, yet it was fascinating!