Hotel in Verona

You're more likely to get useful responses if you provide a nightly hotel budget in euros and tell us how many people you need to house.

In this case your specific dates are important. There's an opera festival in Verona from mid-June until early September. On opera nights, hotel rates go especially high. Here's the calendar: https://www.arena.it/en/arena-verona-opera-festival/calendar/

We stayed at Hotel Milano & Spa in 2021 and liked it. Rooms are small, but modern, and views of the arena from the rooftop are lovely. The location is very convenient.

https://www.hotelmilanoverona.com/en/

It's corny and it was 31 years ago, but we stayed at the Giulietta E Romeo: https://www.giuliettaeromeo.it/en/. It's in central Vereno and it was comfortable and quiet. It was either the ghost of Shakespeare or a real person (probably the latter), but I heard someone typing on a typewriter during the night.

I like Hotel Bologna in Verona. It’s a handy location just off Piazza Bra where the Roman Arena is located.

Stayed at Hotel Torcolo several years ago and were well pleased. Small place, fairly inexpensive, and a great location. Nothing fancy, but would stay there again. Google it and see if it meets your needs.

It's corny and it was 31 years ago, but we stayed at the Giulietta E Romeo:

We stayed there a mere 10 years ago, and really liked it. It's currently the No. 1 traveler-ranked Verona hotel on Trip Advisor - they must still be doing something right!

Thank you for all of the suggestions! Much appreciated!!

In May of 2023 we stayed in the Hotel Accademia and loved it. The hotel was very nice and the location was great for walking to things.

HOTEL ACCADEMIA ****S
Via Scala 12
37121 – Verona
CF / P.IVA 00220130231
Codice SDI M5UXCR1

www.hotelaccademiaverona.it

I stayed at Hotel Giulietta e Romeo in 2023 and also recommend it. Very centric. Great breakfast. Friendly staff. Elevator. Friends stayed at Hotel Europa very near the Portoni della Bra at the entrance to the Piazza Bra. They liked it very much.

Another recommendation for Hotel Bologna in Verona.

We just got back from Verona. I would recommend staying in the city center or Veronetta. The city center has the old Medieval vibe, but hotels are more pricey. Veronetta is still within walking distance to everything but less expensive.

You can also stay at Porta Nuova one night and transfer to the center or Veronetta the next day. Although I would stay at the same hotel because even the ones near the train station are within walking distance to all the sights.

The hotel will depend on your budget, but I liked Truly Verona.

There's a good list of hotels per area here: https://veronacard.info/where-to-stay-in-verona/