Still don't know where to stay in Verona, the city that enchants at first sight? Whether you're here for an opera at the Arena, a romantic weekend, or for business, finding the right base is essential. In this guide, I have selected the best accommodations by category, analyzing value for money and the latest reviews. Ready? Iamme ià.
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Hostels: For those seeking sociability and savings
Don't think of the classic spartan dorms: hostels in Verona today are true design spaces, spotless and central. I have personally stayed in the one I suggest below and had a great experience. Recommended for solo travelers looking to save.
The Hostello
Elegant and welcoming hostel located in the university district of Veronetta. About a 15-minute walk from the Verona Arena. Click on “see availability” for rooms, prices, and reviews. Note: prices may change depending on the period chosen.
Bed & Breakfast: The warmth of home in the city centre
A B&B is the winning choice in Verona if you are looking for a personalized welcome and breakfasts with local products. Click on “see availability” for rooms, prices, and reviews. Note: prices may change depending on the period chosen.
B&B Verona Centre
Strategically positioned near Ponte Pietra, it offers a breathtaking view and management that pays attention to every detail. Ideal for those who want to explore everything on foot.
Relais Colle San Pietro
If you are looking for something more refined, this B&B offers a panoramic view of the city that will leave you breathless, while maintaining an intimate and peaceful atmosphere.
Hotels: Comfort and carefree services
For those who want a 24-hour reception, gym, or spa, Verona offers hotels that blend history and modernity. Click on “see availability” for rooms, prices, and reviews. Note: prices may change depending on the period chosen.
Hotel Milano & SPA
Famous for its panoramic terrace with a whirlpool pool overlooking the Arena directly. It is probably the hotel with the most iconic location in the city.
Hotel Saccardi & Spa
Strategically located near the airport. It is the ideal choice for those seeking absolute relaxation. It boasts a top-tier wellness center with a pool and sauna, as well as a convenient shuttle service to reach the Arena in just a few minutes.
Luxury Hotels: A Dream Experience
If budget is not an issue and you want to experience Verona like a nobleman of yesteryear, these are your options. Click on “see availability” for rooms, prices, and reviews. Note: prices may change depending on the period chosen.
Due Torri Hotel
The symbol of luxury in Verona. A 5-star hotel that has hosted Mozart and Goethe. Period furnishings, a spectacular terrace, and "Arabian Nights" service.
Vista Verona
An intimate and sophisticated 5-star boutique hotel. It is the choice for those seeking maximum privacy and a tailor-made service, with one of the best urban spas in the city.
Where to Stay in Verona Italy: Quick Tips
- Opera Season: If you visit Verona between June and September, book months in advance. Hotel prices in the center can easily triple.
- ZTL (Restricted Traffic Zone): Many B&Bs and Hotels in the center are in a restricted traffic zone. Always contact the property before arriving by car (if you happen to arrive by car) to avoid fines.
Attractions in Verona
In Verona there are so many things to do and see, which is why I'm leaving you some useful links:
- Verona Card (tickets here): you can access almost all the most important attractions. It also includes unlimited use of the ATV urban bus lines.
- Detailed article from Verona in 2 days
How to get to Verona
Where to Stay in Verona Italy: Conclusions
I hope this article (and the accommodation tips) has been useful to you. Verona is a city to visit and where you should definitely spend at least a couple of days. Also because near Verona there are so many other things to do and see. Until the next trip and remember: those who travel live twice!
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