We stayed 6 nights at the Hotel Verona, from 10 to 16 June, in a room on the 4th floor with a small balcony facing the street. Positive points: location - 5-minute walk to city center and 15-minute walk to train station, in room WIFI (ask for a password at the reception), soundproof windows, cable TV, working air conditioning, satisfactory breakfast buffet, cleaness, minibar items reasonably priced, in-room safe, free use of bicycles. Negative points: small wardrobe, almost no place to properly arrange the clothes. Overall I rate this properly, which I found while searching on Tripadvisor, above my expectations, and we would certainly return.

The location was great and the reception is nice and modern but after that it gets a bit tired. They were adding some rooms when we went there but we were given a free upgrade to a suite and it was a bit tired/grotty - unfortunately. The tiles in the bathroom were mouldy and the bath was very small. The TV in the bedroom didn't work. The staff were nice and maybe the hotel will be nicer after the renovations finish.

Having spent four nights at the end of May 2007 at the Verona Hotel, I am happy to recommend it. Centrally situated, near the Arena, the hotel is 10 minutes walking distance from the railway station but can be reached by number 11, 12, or 13 bus (tickets can be purchased at any tobacconists). The bus stop for Lake Garda is also in close proximity to the hotel (tickets also available from tobacconists).

The reception staff are highly efficient and helpful and breakfast is more than adequate (fruit juice, fruit, yogourt, cereal, cold meats, cheese, jams bread, rolls, cakes, croissants, etc).

The room was spotless and confortable with a large-screen TV (Sky available on extra payment), well stocked mini bar, hairdryer, toiletries and free wireless internet access.

Our room was facing the main street but being on the fifth floor street noise was not a problem and the view from the (small balcony) was attractive.

I would certainly return to this hotel on any future visit to Verona.

We were landing in Verona from the U.K. and needed a nice, reasonably-priced hotel for one night and found one online called the Hotel Verona. It turned out to be the perfect hotel for our short visit to Verona. We took a bus from the airport to the train station. From there, we thought about walking but decided to take the bus. Luckily, a man told us there was a festival on and that the bus schedule was different than the regular schedule. Normally you would take the Buses 11, 12, or 13. We paid on board, so it was easy. The bus took us up towards the Arena and we saw the hotel on the right side and got off the bus. This was probably less than a mile, but too far to walk with suitcases (and with not knowing where were were going initially).

We checked in and the room was nice and clean. We slept well, had breakfast which had a very nice spread. We checked out and the hotel allowed us to store our bags and then we went out and found how really close we were to the old city. It was perfect. We had a great day seeing all the sights (the Arena is amazing and majestic) and walked to the river which is also quite beautiful with the bridges and the smaller Roman theatre on the other side.

So all in all, I'd definitely recommend this hotel and recommend people seeing Verona, which is not usually on the tourist itinerary but should be.