Due Torri Hotel

A lovely, welcoming hotel in a great location in a small piazza, just a couple of minutes walk from loads of restaurants and shops. Reception staff were lovely young women who helped us with all our questions. Our room was on the small side but comfortable. Breakfast buffet was excellent. Would return.

The best hotel to enjoy Verona such a romantic place

** WARNING - ROOM THEFT INCIDENT ** I have stayed at the Due Torri Hotel for years now. Always the same hotel when I travel to the Verona area for business. I never experienced any issues, until this last trip. My work colleagues and I arrived very late in the afternoon and needed to get ready rather quickly for a business dinner with a customer. Rather than unpack as I normally would do, I got ready for dinner....thinking it is ok to leave suitcases unpacked as I have never had any issues. Again, we have stayed at this hotel for years and felt safe. I hung the Do Not Disturb sign on the door and when to dinner (that we were late for already). Upon my return I discovered both my suitcases open and both clearly had been rifled through. Missing was a small envelope with cash in it. Yes, I should have just put it in the safe before leaving for dinner. While I am not happy about losing the small amount of cash, I am more upset that someone entered the room and went through my personal belongings. I felt violated. I checked the door and no sign of forced entry. The Do Not Disturb sign was still hanging on the door. And, since I was on a high floor, nobody could have climbed in through the windows. Management was zero help. His suggestion was to report the incident to the local police (useless) and make a claim with the hotel's insurance (even more useless). I was offered zero compensation and worse, zero empathy. I have since learned from two other industry colleagues this particular hotel has room theft issues. Same thing as I experienced, no forced entry, someone either picks the lock or uses a hotel master key to enter rooms and goes through guest's belongings. I assume looking for cash and/or jewelry. Both persons I spoke with had same issues I did but, in 2024 and 2025. And, now I know where not to stay while in Verona.

This hotel was okay but in my opinion not 5 stars. First, whenever we walk in, no one would welcome it greet us. We felt like a bit of an annoyance to staff. Second, the gym is bare bones. Not even a dumbbell or any benches. Third, no water or fruit in the lobby or lounge during the day. Fourth, breakfast was average at best. All of this would be okay except this is a five star hotel. We just came from previous 5 star hotels in Riva del Garda and Ortesei and there is no comparison. Sorry but

Just returned from a 3 night stay at the hotel. We had a grand deluxe room on the fourth floor with the bonus of a balcony. The wall was quite high but you still got a lovely view of the rooftops of the city. Room very comfortable and lovely mix of antique furniture. Bathroom great with amazing shower. Dinner at the rooftop restaurant was quite expensive but the food and service was good. Staff very friendly and helpful with suggestions on what to choose to eat. Amazing views topped by a beautiful sunset. There are plenty of places to eat nearby as well that are a bit away from the more touristy places. My partner had a problem with his eye that needed a hospital visit to check it out and staff very helpful with directions and sorting taxis out for us. Good choice at breakfast and again good and quick service. We had a lovely stay despite the hospital visits! A very elegant and well located hotel for visiting a range of sites within the city.