Due Torri Hotel
Verona, Italy
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About the Hotel
Built in the 13th century as a magnificent private home for nobility, Due Torri Hotel in Verona today still boasts exclusive quarters for celebrities from the worlds of politics, culture, art, and entertainment. Transformed into a hotel in the 1950s, the property has been restored in the ensuing decades by incorporating details of modern comfort with significant elements from its rich history. Both Mozart and Geothe hid away in this tranquil sanctuary, and today, 90 guestrooms and suites adorned in period antiques beckon guests to follow suit.
Location
Due Torri Hotel
Piazza Santa Anastasia 4
Verona, Italy
37121
Nearest Airport: VRN
Features and Amenities
- General Information
- Non-Smoking Property
- Pet Friendly
- Dining
- Restaurant
- Rooftop Bar
- Room Service
- Bar & Lounge
- On-Site Amenities
- Concierge
- Laundry Service
- Rooftop Terrace
- In-Room Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- In-Room Safes
- Mini Bar
- Flat-Screen Televisions
- WiFi
- Business
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Center
- Conference Facilities
- Interests
- Hotels
- Signature Perks
Reviews for Due Torri Hotel
Great location, ultra clean and so quiet at night. Frirndly staff and breakfast is excellent. Smoked salmon a welcome plus. Well worth it! Thank you.
A4813KPandym - Bury St. Edmunds, United Kingdom
Excellent hotel with excellent staff.
Superb hotel with superb staff and all in a magnificent city. This is one of the best hotels I’ve been in the last few years. Highly recommended.
davidG1116WC - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Property and staff both top-notch!
The staff was Due Torri could not have been more helpful. We had some special needs and they went above and beyond. The property itself is spectacular-- truly historic but very comfortable as well--and the location cannot be beat. Breakfast was delicious, too. A fabulous visit.
136maryellenb
Another successful and enjoyable visit.
The hotel is an excellent base for anyone attending the opera in the Arena. It is extremely comfortable and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. It is also well-placed for visiting the lakes and other cities.
John S
Not up to expectations based on a previous visit.
This was a disappointing return visit. The “deluxe double” seemed to be priced on the basis that it faced the square. The room was small and the bathroom very small. Scuffed woodwork and dated bathroom were not what we expected. The staff are the big plus - very friendly and attentive - but the hotel seems to be trading on its historic reputation and there is much to see in the various public spaces including the Arena Casarini which is the downstairs ballroom. A particular irritation is the 400 (!) euros supplement for “opera nights” which really have nothing to do with the hotel. Altogether an expensive and disappointing experience despite the reputation of the hotel.
Douglas C - Surrey, United Kingdom
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