Top 10 Locanda Navona Hotels

We have two children a 3 and a 1 year old. The staff went out of their way to help. We had an amazing holiday and we can’t wait to go again. The rooms were lovely and had plenty of space for us all. At 18:00 they have someone in the bar playing piano. My eldest keeps asking to go back. Thank you. We look forward to our next visit.

Last time we stayed in Verona we were slightly closer to the centre (Piazza Bra). We weren't sure about this place as it is right next to the railway station and further from the centre. We needn't have worried. There was no noise from the station and the slightly longer walk to the centre (only around 400m) was more than made up for by the convenience of having both the train station and bus station on our doorstep. By the way, both trains and buses in Verona are excellent and cheap. The hotel is quite small, which we'd prefer anyway. It is clean, well decorated and maintained. The staff are lovely. Breakfast is continental style which is perfect in the heat of an Italian summer. The hotel and rooms are wonderfully cool - again very welcome with temperatures in the mid 30s outside. It was very quiet and we had better sleep than we get at home in the mid Wales countryside. If I was being very picky I'd say the TV wasn't great as it was entirety Italian except for a couple of English language news channels. But this is Italy after all! I couldn't cast from my phone either so when we got back in the evening it was a book rather than a bit of TV. A small detail though really. I saw a review which advised how to find the hotel which turned out to be very useful so I'll repeat it here. There are two ways of finding it by foot. You can access it via a turning (signposted) at one end of platform 1 of Porta Nuova station. If you're carrying luggage that's a good option as there's a lift to the platform. The other way is via some steps which are to the right of the station entrance as you face it. These takes you around the back of the station. We came back from the opera at gone 1am and found the area perfectly safe, which isn't always the case around major stations. All in all a great little hotel which I'd recommend.

From outside nothing ostentatious in this discrete small hotel in an old building of Verone. You would never guess such a charming place and warm welcome. The hotel has a very traditional charm and decoration with hundreds of paintings, plates and other stuff hanging from the wall. The breakfast room is just outstanding and at the mid floor of the hotel you find a wonderful small winter garden full with plants and flowers in which there is a cage with two budgies called “Roméo and Juliet”. We fell in love with Roméo who was constantly whistling at us to call us or to answer to our own whistling. Wonderfully located in the centre of Verone, you can walk easily to every point of touristic interest. As every coin has two sides, it is not very easy to reach the hotel by car as “waze” is not very familiar with the pedestrian area. Fortunately, when we were completely lost, we called the hotel and a valet walked to us and drove us to the hotel; what a nice attention! The bedroom is incredibly charming and comfortable with its subdued light to avoid the big external temperature. You can even completely stop the air-conditioning if you don’t like. Last but not least, the hotel staff is very kind and attentive to your smallest wish. A little bit expensive but a weekend at the Gabbia d’Oro is really a fantastic experience that is worth the price

These apartments in p. dei signori are in a building in very central Verona in one of the most beautiful squares in Italy. The apartments are modern, extremely well supplied with a kitchen/lounge as well as bedroom, (they vary in size and design), and fully serviced in that towels etc are changed daily, beds made (though not changed), and provided with ample plates, cutlery, etc as well as soap and shampoo for the very good shower. Storage space was more than ample, and there is a fridge, safe, and hot drink and expresso machine as well as cooking facilities. The front desk is manned 24/7 and very helpful. Prices are very high but not unlike top class hotels in a similar location, and there are innumerable places to get breakfast no further away than a restaurant would be in a large hotel. The lights and window blinds were very good indeed, though the controls were a challenge. Air-con and wifi both work very well. Apartments facing inward onto the square cost more, though we had one ‘at the back’ which was fine.The square is of course traffic-free, but it is possible to get a taxi to just outside the square, and the front desk can phone for one to pick up from the same spot (the rail station is rather too far to walk, especially with luggage).

Meet the five-star hotel standard, breakfast is varied, and can order (free), there are hot dishes and various dishes, the room is moderate, the service is very warm, the fly in the ointment is that the elevator is a bit small

Really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Indigo. Great location in Verona, short walk from train station and in the other direction an easy walk to the gate and into the historic area, many options for eating and shopping. The front desk staff was very pleasant and helpful, offering suggestions and directions. The room was clean and comfortable perhaps a bit tight and as others have mentioned the shower was really small. Water pressure was an issue on a couple of mornings. The breakfast buffet was very good with many choices - we almost didn't need a lunch! The lobby bar offered wines by the glass and we enjoyed trying local wines and, of course, campari or aperol spritz after a day of sightseeing! I want to recognize James, whether serving in the breakfast room or the bar, his charming personality and assistance made our visit extra special!! We celebrated a couple of birthdays during our stay and James created tasty and beautifully presented appetizers to accompany our Prosecco!!