Best Three Star Hotels in Verona

The hotel is not in the city, but it is under the high speed and it is very convenient to drive by yourself. The hotel room is very large and well equipped. Although there is no breakfast, the front desk is fully equipped and you can buy breakfast yourself. Free parking is also available.

hotel is located near the highway and also very close to shopping center. rooms are clean, beds and pillows are very cozy. breakfast is good. there is complimentary bottle of water and coffee in room. all in all- we will probably come again

This hotel is beautiful but has more style than comfort. Had to lug our suitcases up three flights of stairs - no elevator (I know, old buildings...). The bed was the hardest we'd ever slept on, with crappy pillows. No shelf in the shower - awkward. And no a/c, so we had to leave the windows open at night - and between church bells and boats going by, it gets noisy early (again, yes, old building, but it's not a cheap room). On the plus side, the staff were fantastic, the location is great, and the breakfast spread was good.

I booked this hotel due to its good reviews and proximity to the train station. While it was convenient for the station, I was left very disappointed by the hotel for a few reasons: - The check in process took half an hour due to initially being assigned a room (and given a key) that belonged to someone else. I walked into a room full of someone else’s belongings - luckily no one was in there at the time. I do appreciate that the reception staff offered me a free drink at the bar by way of apology - The wifi did not work. The reception staff were not able to resolve the issue and there were other customers at reception with the same issue as me - The room was spacious and modern, but I had a very poor night’s sleep due to the awful road noise (my windows were closed, but totally not sound roof) and mediocre bed comfort - The breakfast process is simply appalling. The worst I have ever experience. You must book a slot at a given hour - I selected 8am - and when you turn up it is a buffet breakfast which is served to you from behind plastic screens. I assume this is intended for covid-security. However, it is much worse than a normal buffet as everyone crowds in one large queue. It also meant that it took half an hour for me to get a small amount of food and a coffee, resulting in me running late for my bus to the airport. Overall, I would definitely not stay here again next time

I would put more stars, if I could. Found this place after had terrible service at Rigoletto, no one was there to open door for me, so i had to find another place on the spot. For few do llars more, I got service that worth much more that they charge. Milano hotel and spa right away made me feel like at home. From the moment i walked in to the moment i was relaxing in rooftop jacuzzi, with amazing view to Arena , took exactly 25 min. I got room with view to Arena, even without asking. Breakfast was served like at high class restaurant, with huge variety of choices from the menu. Everything carefully chosen, for the clients comfort . Stuff very very polite and friendly, especially Cristina and Gavriel. There is much more to say, but it's better one time to try yourself. This place is simply cares! Thank you guys for making my stay at your place so special, cannot wait to come back!

It has a great location for walking to most things in Verona except the train station. The hotel lobby is welcoming as is the staff. The bedroom and bathroom were large and modern. Looks the hotel has recently been remodeled. Breakfast was delightful. It was one of my favorite hotel rooms. Definitely worth the price. There is nothing negative about this hotel. I couldn’t walk from the train station (which I like to do) but that isn’t the hotel’s fault. It’s just the way it is. Taxi ride is 25-30 euros each way.

We had a very pleasant stay at this lotel. 5 minutes walk from the the arena, restaurants and shopping. Good breakfast and above all, friendly and helpful staff. The best: a good gelateria across the road and a small store next to it which offers delicious panini, cheeses, pasta, olive oil.

My partner and I stayed for 4 nights at the end of August/beginning of September, the location is great, walkable from the train station (15/20 mins) and less then 5 mins from the arena and main streets. We had breakfast included which was ok, staff were friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again if we were to visit Verona. The hotel also had good covid measured in place, hand sanitizer around the hotel, Perspex screens and masks, arrows to direct which way to go in/out. Particularly with breakfast instead of a buffet you pick what you want the night before and they bring it to your table, we had no concerns at all about the cleanliness and were happy with the measures in place.

After being recommended to stay at this “hotel” for a course we were doing, it was a nightmare from day one. We were in a 4 bed apartment and hot water wouldn’t work for more than 15 minutes so that meant some of us were having cold showers everyday. Especially when they’d fix it at night but it was freezing again by the morning and we didn’t have time to get them to sort it as this took around an hour of our time. Despite telling them EVERYDAY that our hot water wasn’t working and the boiling was broke, it took them 6 days into our 10 night stay to do something. Everytime we would plead them to fix it or move us apartments, they lied and told us that the hotel was fully booked and would just tell us to turn the boiler on and off. The hob in our apartment barely worked, everything was dirty and smelt like a nursing home, no washing machine, mouldy dirty showers and limescale on the shower head so thick that it wouldn’t even work properly. The microwave sparked at the plug and needed to be changed, the bedsheets smelt dirty and the shutters kept jamming. On day 6 they moved us to a smaller apartment, despite paying for more and didn’t apologise or offer any compensation. When we arrived, the showers still weren’t in the best condition and the kitchen was barely supplied with any utensils to cook and then the balcony door jammed shut. When we called reception, he said they couldn’t do anything for a couple of hours despite us having washing our there and wanting to use the balcony to enjoy the sun. He then barged in 10 minutes later, not saying anything and pulling at the doors then proceeded to climb through the window to get to the balcony. We’ve constantly had to change our plans to wait whilst the staff at the hotel messed with the broken things and not know how to fix it. There was no proper engineering staff and we didn’t see any cleaners working whilst we were here. The one time our apartment was cleaned, they didn’t leave any toilet roll and left one of the rooms completely uncleaned. The staff haven’t apologised once for any of these issues, if anything they make you feel like an annoyance when they should just get their hotel sorted. It’s dirty, it’s old and it’s been a nightmare. It also looks NOTHING like the photos. It’s overpriced and promising an experience that doesn’t exist. Save your money, the hostel would probably be nicer.

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.