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Great hotel. We stayed here for a week to explore Verona for the second time. Staff were really friendly and knowledgeable about buses and how to get around the city and beyond. Good choice at breakfast and they even realised it was my husband’s birthday and gave us complimentary glasses of Prosecco. 15 minute walk to the centre of Verona but only a couple of minutes walk from buses directly into the station to get trains and buses to towns along Lake Garda or further afield like Venice. Room was spotlessly clean and very modern. Would definitely recommend this hotel. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay, thank you.

Stayed here twice in the last 4 weeks. Great hotel in a great location. Very friendly reception, very nice rooms, with balcony, nice bathroom, fast wifi. I recommend choosing a room in the ”Apart” part of the hotel, because then you get a nice kitchen on top. It is only about 400 metres to the historical part of the city, within 5 minutes on foot you are there. Right next to the hotel you will find 3 great places to eat. The private garage (book in advance) offers a good number of parking spaces, but only for small cars. You can sleep with the windows open without problems because it is quiet. BMW X2: tight, but it fits. BMW X5: no chance! Good beds, good pillows. My new favourite hotel in Verona.

Positioned just a 2 minute walk from Piazza Bra you we couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. We were meant to stay at Hotel Marco Polo back in April 2020 for my wife's Birthday, however due to obvious reasons we were forced to cancel. The hotel generously honoured our pre paid break, extending our travel voucher 3 times before we finally managed to make plans to visit. Our outbound flight was delayed so we had to check in at Hotel Mastino, a sister hotel which is less that 100 yards around the corner. The gentleman on reception was expecting us and we were in our room within 5 minutes. Our room wa, light and airy with beautiful high beamed ceiling decorated in a modern yet typically Italian style. Our bed was huge and extremely comfortable and the breakfast buffet in the mornings was just what was needed to set you up for lots of walking around this beautiful city. When we return to Verona in the future I have no doubt we will try to stay at Hotel Marco Polo again.

We stayed her for five nights. The location is perfect a few minutes walk from the bus/train station and not much further into the centre of Verona. The room we had was very dated, required some maintenance, but was clean. It did feel a bit like a dungeon although it was on the fifth floor with french doors and a balcony. The trouble was that the curtains would not open/close and the top of the curtains were not even attached to the rail on one side so flapped open. No worries, we thought, we will let them know so they can sort it out. Although the receptionist fully understood what we were saying the curtains were never sorted for the whole of our stay. We had to find a way to keep them closed at night. Another thing to keep in mind is that you cannot keep the doors open as it is so noisy, which is purely down to the location and can not be helped. It was too hot and a bit oppressive once the metal shutters were down at night. I felt the staff worked extremely hard at breakfast and noticed they replenished everything very quickly. The room was kept spotlessly clean and our bed was always made up when we returned to the hotel after exploring Verona. If I could give 3.5 stars I would, but I do not feel the hotel warrants 4 stars. I don't think I would return as would prefer something a bit more modern. Does this exist in Verona, I'm not sure that it does. Not quite sure how it is a four star hotel, more like what I would expect a three star to be like.

Just checked out of a 2-night stay at Hotel San Pietro. The first night was a sleepless one - we arrived into the lobby of (approx) 50-60 teens. At check in I requested to not be on a floor with the youth group - they said the hotel is fully booked and the teens were on all the floors. We were on the 2nd floor so it was so loud from the lobby and then by 11 pm they went to their rooms and hallways and ran around. The walls are like cardboard. They checked out in the morning so it was noisy early too. No sleep for 190 euros a night. The hotel staff said they can’t do anything to help us. The free shuttle into the city centre was also not running they said but they made an exception to give us a ride into the city centre, The distance was very far in the heat - a 40 mins walk from the Juliette balcony (the distance is my fault not the hotel and the heat was 36 degrees). Taxis are 17-20 euros to get there and to the train station (if it’s evening - night I recommend you don’t walk). The hotel was clean and breakfast staff friendly,

We had booked four operas in four nights at the arena in Verona, and this hotel was ideally located, as it was only about five minutes walk, along a marbled street of high class shops to the piazza. The room was very good, the breakfast excellent, the staff friendly and helpful, and the public rooms very attractive. It is only a few minutes walk from such attractions as Juliet's balcony, and from a large number of restaurants. We would certainly stay there again if we go back to Verona

The biggest hotel in Italy, the underground parking lot is very safe, the front desk will give a password, enter the password downstairs to park directly. The doorway of the car is farther away, and the door is flat. In addition, the hotel's breakfast is good. You can go to Lake Garda, not too far away, the environment is not bad. Recommended to stay in Verona for a few more days. A small but very comfortable city!