This hotel is typical for a Best Western in tems of its facilities. Limited public areas, tiny unused bar and small but perfectly adequate breakfast room with self service no frills breakfast. But this is not the sort of hotel where you lounge about in the foyer anyway! It is perfect to allow you to get up and out and enjoy all that this wonderful city has to offer. It scores very highly though in a number of areas. Firstly it has recently been renovated and decorated so everything is very clean, smart and tidy and works. Secondly it is in very quiet location down a side street in a quiet part of town surroundied by fine old houses. Thirdly it is in a great location for exploring the city by foot. Nobody but a madman drives into Verona anyway! Its is probably less than 10 minutes from the Piazza Bra and the Arena and nowhere seems to be more than a pleasant 15-20 minute stroll away in this compact City. This is good as its so easy to pop back to the hotel to put your feet up for an hour or so before heading out to join the early evening promenade which is a must - everyone, but everyone is out on the streets from 6.30 - 7.30 before the shops shut and its time to head for dinner!

We had a superior double which was like a junior suite with sliding screens to separate the two areas which was good if one partner wanted to sit up on the comfy sofa and read for a while before bed. Very reasonably priced at under 100 euros b and b

Staff pleasant and helpful. Our taxi for the airport arrived in the time it took me to retrieve my bags from the store on our departure day! 25 euros or thereabouts

Minor quibbles - TV on in the breakfast room - I hate that, its so intrusive. Spoils the restful atmosphere. Pillows a bit hard. Would have preferred more English TV channels. But in its class as a lower mid priced hotel this is hard to beat.

We spent several nights here in Spring 2011, with several friends. I see comments about small rooms; yes by American standards, but not by European ... and my wife & I were lucky to book a suite (Jr. Suite I think?) which was amazingly roomy for Europe: separate seating/desk area, large bedroom, large bath w/ shower AND tub. I'm surprised at the comments about breakfast selection - we thought it was pretty good! - breads, cheeses, jams, meats, eggs, ... and great Italian coffee. Beats most US hotels! Parking is tight; but it's an old city. Only complaint is the windows didn't quite close tight, it is an old bldg, but nnicely finished insisde. We did have A/C. I wish I had the staffs' names - they were all very pleasant and helpful, including the gentlemen on at night. they made some great dinner recommendations - all walk-able, as well as helping us with sightseeing both in-own & day trips by car (Sermione, Maronello, Brescia...). Excellent location for seeing Verona & visiting nearby cities too.

We stayed in Verona for 4 days 3nites. We had already traveled to Rome mad Florence and stayed in B&Bs so when we got here we were a little taken back as it is a Hotel Room and we were used to something alittle more intimate. With that said this hotel was great, the room a little steril looking but clean and comfortable. When we first got there our air conditions was not working, they tried to fix it but it didn't work so they immediately moved us to another room. The breakfast was awesome. The dining area was clean and there was a lot to eat. The waitress there was very helpful. The hotel was simple, great for the money, centrally located and above all very clean.

Although small, Verona city is a hard to drive city, with a intricate traffic restriction system and scarce places to park the car. As the solution, this hotel promised some kind of special authorization to park in the neighborhood. But be aware you´ll need to find yourself where to leave the car, because there is no valet. After a long, unsuccessful search, the hotel staff told us to stop over a prohibited place at our own risk.
Our room was quite good, our only complaint is the poor acoustic insulation. Good and complete breakfast.