Hotel Giulietta e Romeo has the most Veronese name in town and a location to match. It stands on a quiet lane between Piazza Bra, with the Arena, and Piazza delle Erbe, so the two great focal points of the old town are both within a few minutes of the front door. For a first visit that places you at the centre of everything, and it means you can walk back to your room between sights or after a late dinner. The style is traditional and the atmosphere friendly, making it a good middle-priced option for couples and families who want a central base without paying for a luxury hotel. Many visitors choose it because it lets them walk to nearly every headline sight without needing a map, a taxi or a bus pass.
Location and getting around
The hotel is in the old town’s limited traffic zone, so ask the hotel about arrival and parking before you come. On foot, the Arena, Juliet’s House and Piazza delle Erbe are all close, Castelvecchio is about fifteen minutes away and Verona Porta Nuova station is a bus or taxi ride, or a 25-minute walk along Corso Porta Nuova.
The rooms and facilities
Expect comfortable, traditional rooms in a central building, so sizes will vary. Check the current room types, breakfast arrangements and air conditioning on the booking page, as these change and are important in a Verona summer.
Who it suits
First-time visitors, couples and small families who want to be close to everything at a more moderate price. It also works well for opera nights in the Arena, since you can walk back easily after the performance.
Good to know
Prices rise in the opera season and at Christmas, so book early. A central location means some street noise on busy evenings, and light sleepers may want to ask for a quieter room. Verona is compact enough that you will rarely need transport once you arrive, which is the main reason this address works so well for a short stay.
Why stay here
- ✓Between the Arena and Piazza delle Erbe
- ✓Walk to Juliet’s House
- ✓Walk to Piazza Bra
- ✓Central old-town base
- ✓Traditional style
- ✓Good for opera nights
- ✓Ask about parking in advance
- ✓Limited traffic zone location
Good questions
Where is Hotel Giulietta e Romeo?+
On a lane in the old town between Piazza Bra, with the Arena, and Piazza delle Erbe.
Is it good for opera nights?+
Yes, the Arena is a short walk away, so you can return to the hotel easily after a performance.
Is it easy to arrive by car?+
The old town is a limited traffic zone, so ask the hotel for directions and parking advice before you arrive.
