"Wow, we almost canceled our next stay because this place was so wonderful. We wanted to stay longer can can’t say enough about how lovely it was. Food was great
staff was so friendly and helpful
And the location was perfect for enjoying Verona, but also being out in the countryside"
"Wow, we almost canceled our next stay because this place was so wonderful. We wanted to stay longer can can’t say enough about how lovely it was. Food was great
staff was so friendly and helpful
And the location was perfect for enjoying Verona, but also being out in the countryside"
"This property was absolutely stunning. The views, the accommodations and the staff we top notch! I will never stay anywhere else in Verona!! Worth every penny!!"
"This property was absolutely stunning. The views, the accommodations and the staff we top notch! I will never stay anywhere else in Verona!! Worth every penny!!"
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The Palazzo Monga is a truly unique and beautiful boutique hotel. Restored to a very high level, it was undoubtedly one of the most impressive hotels I’ve stayed in. The location in the centre of Verona was perfect for seeing everything easily. The concierge Arthur was incredibly friendly and helpful, as was the owner Julia. I can’t recommend this hotel highly enough!
The Palazzo Monga is a truly unique and beautiful boutique hotel. Restored to a very high level, it was undoubtedly one of the most impressive hotels I’ve stayed in. The location in the centre of Verona was perfect for seeing everything easily. The concierge Arthur was incredibly friendly and helpful, as was the owner Julia. I can’t recommend this hotel highly enough!
cary
Reviewed November 29, 2023Reviewed November 29, 2023
We had a great time at Delo, from the moment we arrived to be greeted by the warm welcome of Ettore. Peace and quiet, homemade breakfasts and great restaurants within 10 minutes drive, this a great place to stay if you want to experience Verona and the countryside
We had a great time at Delo, from the moment we arrived to be greeted by the warm welcome of Ettore. Peace and quiet, homemade breakfasts and great restaurants within 10 minutes drive, this a great place to stay if you want to experience Verona and the countryside
Gareth
Reviewed September 7, 2015Reviewed September 7, 2015
The apartment was more than we hoped for, spotlessly clean and perfectly situated. The service was faultless, we were given a list of suggested places to visit and to eat and drink, which proved to be very useful. They even arranged our taxi to the airport. Thank you to Giacomo and Arthur and to housekeeping for helping to make our stay so enjoyable. The City itself was beautiful and was in easy reach of Bologna, which we visited by train and enjoyed very much. Venice was also within reach by...
The apartment was more than we hoped for, spotlessly clean and perfectly situated. The service was faultless, we were given a list of suggested places to visit and to eat and drink, which proved to be very useful. They even arranged our taxi to the airport. Thank you to Giacomo and Arthur and to housekeeping for helping to make our stay so enjoyable. The City itself was beautiful and was in easy reach of Bologna, which we visited by train and enjoyed very much. Venice was also within reach by...
Quirky hotel in a great location between the Arena and Juliet’s balcony.
My single room was spacious with everything I needed. The bed was definitely bigger than a single! The welcome drink was a nice touch on arrival.
Breakfast was a buffet with a good variety of hot and cold food. The hotel was very busy though!
Quirky hotel in a great location between the Arena and Juliet’s balcony.
My single room was spacious with everything I needed. The bed was definitely bigger than a single! The welcome drink was a nice touch on arrival.
Breakfast was a buffet with a good variety of hot and cold food. The hotel was very busy though!
This is our second visit to Opera Relais de Charme and it's been another full ratings visit.
The appartment is so close to the main points of interest. Also in a restriced area for most car traffic.
We used the train to visit Lake Garda and with an all day ticket travelled via hyrofoil to explore many towns. Take to the mountains via cable car.
Look down from 1,790 metres to the lake. You can train from Verona to Venice or Milan.
When we visit again we plan to use Verona airport. It's not ...
This is our second visit to Opera Relais de Charme and it's been another full ratings visit.
The appartment is so close to the main points of interest. Also in a restriced area for most car traffic.
We used the train to visit Lake Garda and with an all day ticket travelled via hyrofoil to explore many towns. Take to the mountains via cable car.
Look down from 1,790 metres to the lake. You can train from Verona to Venice or Milan.
When we visit again we plan to use Verona airport. It's not ...
We wanted somewhere to stay near Verona that offered some peace in contrast to the city and the Delser provided it. You need a car to get to the city but the overall experience of the hotel, the staff and the excellent breakfast more than made up for that slight inconvenience. For those interested in design, the hotel offers an outstanding example of the conversion of a utilitarian structure into a location of true quality.
We wanted somewhere to stay near Verona that offered some peace in contrast to the city and the Delser provided it. You need a car to get to the city but the overall experience of the hotel, the staff and the excellent breakfast more than made up for that slight inconvenience. For those interested in design, the hotel offers an outstanding example of the conversion of a utilitarian structure into a location of true quality.
Jackie
Reviewed September 13, 2014Reviewed September 13, 2014
Different people will require different things from their hotel; research is key.
I read up that this hotel was within the courtyard of the 'Balcony of Juliet' and that it would be busy downstairs, and that there was no dining room so breakfast would be served in room. Google maps showed that it is fairly central in the old part of the city.
The entrance hall is deceiving as to what awaits; rooms look out either over the street towards the Piazza delle Erbe (as mine did), or over the Juliet...
Different people will require different things from their hotel; research is key.
I read up that this hotel was within the courtyard of the 'Balcony of Juliet' and that it would be busy downstairs, and that there was no dining room so breakfast would be served in room. Google maps showed that it is fairly central in the old part of the city.
The entrance hall is deceiving as to what awaits; rooms look out either over the street towards the Piazza delle Erbe (as mine did), or over the Juliet...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 28, 2016Reviewed October 28, 2016
Escalus is located in the centre of Verona, just a few steps from the Arena, which always seems to have something happening. The lack of in-house restaurant, bar or lounge space was no draw-back at all for us. Breakfast in-room service was excellent and always delivered on time. Restaurants are plentiful, varied and nearby. Shopping is equally convenient and caters for all tastes. Taxis and public transport are plentiful, clean and easy to use. Large areas of the city are traffic free. Loads of...
Escalus is located in the centre of Verona, just a few steps from the Arena, which always seems to have something happening. The lack of in-house restaurant, bar or lounge space was no draw-back at all for us. Breakfast in-room service was excellent and always delivered on time. Restaurants are plentiful, varied and nearby. Shopping is equally convenient and caters for all tastes. Taxis and public transport are plentiful, clean and easy to use. Large areas of the city are traffic free. Loads of...
Pauline
Reviewed September 7, 2015Reviewed September 7, 2015
We were made so welcome at this beautiful relaxing B&B with a wonderful swimming pool; the owners maintain the property to the highest standards and could not have been more friendly and helpful. They gave us advice on where to go, where to eat, what to see and even where to park. The place is extremely comfortable and spotlessly clean; the rooms are modern and spacious and have everything one could need; the photographs simply do not do it justice. We spent a wonderful 4 nights here whilst we...
We were made so welcome at this beautiful relaxing B&B with a wonderful swimming pool; the owners maintain the property to the highest standards and could not have been more friendly and helpful. They gave us advice on where to go, where to eat, what to see and even where to park. The place is extremely comfortable and spotlessly clean; the rooms are modern and spacious and have everything one could need; the photographs simply do not do it justice. We spent a wonderful 4 nights here whilst we...
The Tenuta is a very special place: nested in the vineyards of the Valpolicella atop a hill giving you breathtaking views from every angle, it really gives you the opportunity to relax and retreat.
The hotel grounds seemed to be in construction probably ahead of the high season, and the pool area wasn’t opened yet (April despite high 20s temperatures) so it wasn’t as perfect as it could have been but not a big issue. Probably better in prime season.
We stayed in the horse suite, which was...
The Tenuta is a very special place: nested in the vineyards of the Valpolicella atop a hill giving you breathtaking views from every angle, it really gives you the opportunity to relax and retreat.
The hotel grounds seemed to be in construction probably ahead of the high season, and the pool area wasn’t opened yet (April despite high 20s temperatures) so it wasn’t as perfect as it could have been but not a big issue. Probably better in prime season.
We stayed in the horse suite, which was...