Hotels in Verona, Italy. Hotel booking in Verona from ahotelinitaly.com

Italy hotels Hotel booking in Italy Italy hotel reservation Reserve Italian hotels Online listings for hotels in Italy Book online your hotel in Italy
ahotelinitaly.com : Italian hotels, safely and simply
Selected hotels
Residence Antico San Zeno, Verona ****
Verona, Veneto
Residence Antico San Zeno, Verona

This characterful hotel in Verona is located in a quiet side street in the historic city centre/downtown area, very close to the ancient Roman Amphitheatre and just ten minutes from the International Trade Fair building. Housed in a lovely medieval building, the Residence Antico San Zeno, Verona has been carefully... View hotel

Double rooms from €80
Hotel Maxim, Verona ****
Verona, Veneto
Hotel Maxim, Verona

Just 1km from the city centre, 3km from the Verona Porta Nuova railway station and within easy reach of the motorway and the trade fair area, the comfortable Hotel Maxim will offer you a warm welcome whether you are visiting this unique, historic city on holiday or on business. View hotel

Double rooms from €49
Hotel Firenze, Verona ****
Verona, Veneto
Hotel Firenze, Verona

The Hotel Firenze in Verona - lying just south of the historic heart of the city, on the Corso Porta Nuova, this Verona hotel has been delighting visitors to the city since 1925. View hotel

Double rooms from €78
Map showing Verona hotels
 

Check-in date

Check-out date

A lovely and historic city in the region of Veneto, in north-eastern Italy, Verona lies in a loop of the river Adige, a short drive from Lake Garda. Verona is perhaps best known for its Roman Arena - every summer the venue for some of the world's great opera. It also boasts 'Juliet's House' (the girl in the Shakespeare play), though this is where 'history' meets fiction and comes out a poor second.

The amphitheatre was completed in 30 AD (Verona became a Roman colony in 89 BC), and is the third largest in Italy (Rome in first place, Capua second), measuring 139 metres by 110 metres, and at one time seating 25,000 spectators in the 44 marble tiers. Marble seats, take note - if you're here for the Opera Festival, do be sure of a cushion, particularly if Aida has tickled your fancy. The two stories that you see today are actually the internal supports for the original tiers, and only a small section of the original three-story outer perimeter remains, decked out in white and pink marble from nearby Valpolicella.

Much of central Verona is pedestrianised, and the delights of the city are all there to be enjoyed on foot, strolling from one side of the river loop to the other. The city also has a thriving conference, trade-fair and exhibition centre, home to the world famous Vinitaly show amongst others. Close by lies the Italian Lake District, Lake Garda (together with Gardaland) being right on your doorstep; the mountains and skiing are not that much further either. Verona boasts some splendid hotels, and the Veronese are a very welcoming people.

To the left you'll find a selection of Verona hotels, just to whet your appetite. See also Verona hotels (full listings) and our Verona hotel map.

copyright ahotelinitaly.com 2010
© copyright ahotelinitaly.com 2010