B&B Hotels in Verona, 2 hotels

Exploring Verona

The city of love! Verona is famous for being the city of lovers, and the places that gave birth to the story of Romeo and Juliet are still there for all to see. Juliet’s house, with the famous balcony, the Courtyard of the Old Market and Piazza delle Erbe. Verona also has a wealth of monuments that will transport you right back to Roman times. Visit Verona’s Arena, enter the Roman Theatre, walk across Ponte Pietra Bridge or take a stroll through the ancient Porta Borsari.

Where to book in Verona

A cheap, high quality hotel in Verona with free WiFi? The B&B Hotel Verona is right for you! Located in the south of the city, 5 minutes from Verona Fiera and only 4 km from the Arena di Verona, the B&B Hotel Verona is the easiest way to discover the beauties of Verona even during business trips, or for simple tourism. The B&B Hotel Verona is close to the main roads but also to the heart of Verona's life. In fact, with a few bus stops you can go to the center and visit the famous Juliet's House, Piazza Brà and the Lamberti Tower. For work commitments and for your relaxation, the B&B Hotel Verona is perfect in both circumstances. Are you looking for a place to visit Lake Garda and its parks such as Gardaland, Movieland, Caneva Aquapark or even visit the famous thermal baths of Aquaria in Sirmione or the other thermal parks of Garda? Choose the B&B Hotel Affi Lago di Garda, the perfect location and optimal comfort for your weekend on Lake Garda.

In all B&B Hotels, you will find comfortable rooms tastefully furnished with private bathroom in the room, of various types and with the best comfort. In addition, you will find 200 Mega WiFi connection and LCD TV and free Sky channels. The air conditioning is self-adjusting in all rooms, to always have the temperature you like. Among the hotels in the city of Verona and Garda, the B&B Hotels are located in an excellent position to visit Verona and its surroundings, always with staff at the competent reception and always ready to give advice to guests on what to visit or which is the best restaurant for a romantic meeting or dinner with friends. Do you want to discover more points of interest and activities to do in the Garda area? In B&B Hotels is very simple, relax in your room, turn on the Smart TV and browse the dedicated sections you can discover the restaurants in the area and everything you need for a unique experience in Verona.

History and urbanism

Verona is second only to Rome when it comes to Roman ruins, which is another reason it was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status. Every corner of the city reveals thousands of years of history. Close to the historic town centre it is possible to visit Verona’s Arena, the third most important after the Coliseum and the amphitheatre in Capua. Alternatively you can follow the line of the large Scaliger walls that extend for a distance of approx. 9 kilometres and constitute one of the city’s most evocative attractions.

Stroll

Take a walk through the romantic streets in the centre of Verona, beginning with Juliet’s House, made famous by the words of William Shakespeare, and then on to Via Mazzini for some shopping or Piazza delle Erbe to sample a Spritz (a typical wine-based cocktail commonly served as an aperitif in Northeast Italy) or a good glass of white wine. If you’d rather lose yourself in a maze of greenery, then visit Giusti Gardens and then take a walk amid the lush green vegetation of the beautiful Giardini dell’Arsenale (Arsenal Gardens).

Heritage

It's amid the streets of Verona's historic town centre, between the crenellated walls and soaring bell towers that the city's artistic and architectural heritage is preserved. Places such as the church of Saint Zeno, the Cathedral with its capitular library and the official church of the noble Scaliger family, Saint Anastasia’s. Outside of Verona it is possible to visit the Parks of the Adige, Lake Garda and the different theme parks for adults and children.

Festivities

Events in Verona are not to be missed. If you happen to be in the city in September, then come and take part in “Tocatì”, the international festival of street games, recognised as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and part of the World Heritage site. And for the more romantic among you, in February the city of love organises plenty of events for St. Valentine’s that will help you enjoy the most passionate day of the year in this magical setting. For those visiting Verona in May, we recommend the event dedicated to lovers of good wine and to ancient artisan traditions: Cantine Aperte (Open Wineries)!