Love is forever in the air in Verona, a city steeped in history and romance. Best known for its role in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the city attracts a multinational flock of tourists to its pretty piazzas and maze-like lanes.
Beyond its Renaissance-style charm, Verona is a bustling metropolis, its core dominated by a mammoth, remarkably well-preserved 1st-century amphitheater. Throw in countless churches, awe-inspiring bridges, sumptuous food and wine, and impressive art, and the city shapes up as one of Italy’s most eclectic gems.
Brimming with timeless beauty, Verona’s hotels radiate romance and well-being and range from gorgeous townhouse boutiques to mansions that mix modern with the traditional. Here are my favorite cool and unique hotels in Verona, Italy (in no particular order).

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- Hotel Indigo Verona – Grand Hotel Des Arts, an IHG Hotel

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- Vicolo Tre Marchetti 11, Città Antica, 37121 Verona

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- Angolo Piazza Erbe, Corso Porta Borsari, 4 A, 37121 Verona VR
Hotel Indigo Verona
I love this culturally significant property. Everywhere you look, there are sculptures, oil paintings, and showcases of modern art that make the hotel stand out in the area.
I couldn’t help but appreciate the impeccable service and impressive design. The standard rooms exuded a sophisticated atmosphere with large antique mirrors, chandeliers, and plush sofas. Daily offerings of fresh tea, coffee, and cakes added a delightful touch.
Staying in the tastefully decorated rooms was a pleasure, with neutral tones creating a soothing ambiance. The L’Occitane toiletries in the bathrooms were a lovely touch. Our room offered exquisite views of the hotel’s landscaped garden, while others overlooked Corso Porta Nuova, one of the city’s bustling main streets.
Pros
Sophisticated atmosphere
Romantic and chic
Insta-worthy features
Scenic Views of landscaped garden and Corso Porta Nuova
Cons
Limited on-site activities
Can get booked up
Hotel Milano & SPA***S
Hotel Milano & Spa quickly became one of my favorite places in Verona, thanks to its central location that allowed me to immerse myself in the city’s cultural treasures. The entire property exuded elegance with its sophisticated color palette, and the boho-chic ambiance of the interior décor resonated with my taste.
While visiting, the Terrace Arena Sky Lounge Bar & Restaurant became a cherished spot for my partner and me. The view from there was indescribable, providing us with endless moments of romance. We indulged in delightful aperitifs and classy wines, all while gazing at the illuminated architectural majesty of the city throughout the night.
I made sure to experience the exclusive on-site spa. It offered a range of amenities, including a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an ice waterfall, and an invigorating experience shower.
Pros
Central Location
Insta Worthy views of the city
On-Site spa
Romantic ambiance
Cons
Possible noise
Limited activities on the premises
Hotel Gabbia D'Oro
Nestled on the corner of Verona’s enchanting Piazza delle Erbe, this hotel quickly became one of my favorite places. Housed in a majestic 18th-century building, the authenticity of the wooden ceilings, frescoes, and antique paintings captured my heart.
I couldn’t help but appreciate the dedication to preserving its historic charm. Every step within the property felt like a journey back in time.
The guestrooms, adorned with oriental carpets, opulent fabrics, and vintage furnishings, exuded an air of elegance and sophistication that I love. The daily breakfast buffet was a delightful experience, adding to the overall charm.
Pros
Housed in an 18th-century building
Commitment to preserving its traditional features
Hotel's prime location in Piazza delle Erbe
Attractive and distinctive ambiance
Cons
Possible parking challenges
Noise levels due to the location
Boutique Hotel Trieste
This boutique hotel is truly one of my favorite places, reigniting my passion for urban discovery with its charming colors, sculptures, and artwork reflecting the city’s cultural roots.
With 21 stylishly designed rooms, each uniquely decorated and featuring a balcony or terrace, modern amenities, and refreshing visuals, my stay was nothing short of delightful.
Entering the lobby felt like stepping into a glamorous living room, instantly putting me at ease. It was the perfect space for working, relaxing, and socializing.
Yet, my ultimate favorite spot was the exclusive Rooftop and Bar. What started as a relaxing space transformed into a vibrant hub of entertainment by night.
Pros
Design
colors
sculptures
and artwork reflect the city's cultural roots
Exclusive Rooftop and Bar
Fun and quirky place
Cons
Some noise
Compact Parking
Vista Palazzo
Immersed in timeless Veneto style, Vista Palazzo quickly became one of my favorite places, seamlessly blending art, music, and design to craft a luxurious experience. While visiting, I couldn’t get enough of the cozy, old-fashioned library room.
The guestrooms themselves are captivating storytellers, harmonizing the luxury of the building’s heritage with contemporary comforts, creating a perfect blend of well-being and elegance. During my stay, I tried the on-site restaurant, which radiates a creative flair and boasts an exciting experimentation with the finest local produce paired with an impressive collection of Italy’s best wines.
The pinnacle of my experience was the 360-degree view from the Infinity Bar on the rooftop terrace. I love this spot!
Pros
Trendy and Romantic
Spa and wellness facilities
Cosy Library room
Infinity Bar on the rooftop terrace offers a 360-degree view
Cons
Not ideal for budget-conscious travelers
Potential noise
NH Collection Palazzo Verona
Staying at this 5-star luxury hotel was a dream come true for me. Located just a stroll away from Verona’s cultural gems, it quickly became one of my favorite places. The 14th-century building’s heritage was impeccably preserved, blending seamlessly with modern comforts like state-of-the-art amenities and luxurious fabrics.
Choosing one of the opulent suites with breathtaking views of the city’s twinkling rooftops heightened my experience, especially during the enchanting nights.
Each morning, my day began serenely with a generous buffet breakfast. The evenings unfolded in the hotel’s lavish restaurant, where I indulged in local and national dishes in a charming, traditional setting.
Pros
Close to local attractions - 500 meters from Juliet's House
Housed in a 14th-century building
The hotel's restaurant offers both national and local cuisine.
Elegant and Stylish
Cons
Can get booked up
Some noise could be a disturbance
San Leonardo Suites
Nestled just 900 meters from Piazza delle Erbe, San Leonardo Suites became one of my favorite places in Verona. It’s situated in the city’s most prestigious residential area, offering a truly upscale experience.
Upon entering this recently unveiled gem, I was captivated by the allure of designer furnishings that define a modern, minimalist atmosphere. The interiors boast a harmonious blend of glass, wood, and vibrant splashes of color, creating a chic and contemporary ambiance.
What I love about the suites is the thoughtful incorporation of nature. Potted plants adorn the space, especially around the seating areas, infusing a sense of modern hipness. The entire property is a testament to elegant boutique décor, featuring intimate lounging rooms and expansive windows.
Pros
Located in one of the most prestigious residential areas of Verona
Modern and Minimalist Design
Stunning City Views
Rental bike services to explore the area
Cons
Limited On-Site Amenities
Noisy neighborhood
Hotel Firenze
Nestled in the heart of Verona, Hotel Firenze became one of my favorite places, surrounded by the city’s enchanting landmarks. I marveled at the meticulous attention to detail in the accommodations. The furnishings exuded elegance, sophistication, and sheer luxury. My room features bespoke wall art, handcrafted carpets, and glamorous seating areas.
One of the highlights was the hydromassage tub in my room, offering blissful moments of wellness. I love this touch of indulgence that added to the overall charm of my stay.
Every morning, I experienced a delightful start to my day with a sumptuous breakfast. The spread included homemade pastries, cakes, and brioches, complemented by various savory options.
Pros
Central Location and rooftop terrace
Bespoke wall art
handcrafted carpets
and glamorous seating areas
Presence of a Hydromassage tub
Blends a luxury stay with an urban retreat
Cons
Few on-site facilities
Hotel interior might not be to every guest's liking
Corte Realdi Verona
I absolutely adore Corte Realdi in the heart of Verona—it’s become one of my favorite places. Stepping into this beautiful fusion of Renaissance and modern Italian design was like entering a realm of true luxury. The corridors and communal spaces, adorned with traditional tapestries and vibrant decor, exude a unique charm that I instantly fell in love with.
Corte Realdi offers the epitome of a five-star experience, yet it feels as cozy and private as your own apartment. And let me tell you, waking up to the enchanting city views from my private balcony each morning was a highlight of my stay.
Pros
Historic Building with Modern Design
Authentic Italian luxury and leisure.
Traditional Decor with tapestries and colorful decorative objects
Home like feeling
Cons
Possible noise levels
Limited On-Site Dining
Residenza Bonifacio
Residenza Bonifacio in Verona is genuinely one of my favorite places. While staying there, I had the pleasure of immersing myself in the hidden beauties of this metropolis. The elegance of the rooms served as a captivating prelude to the city’s rich historical and cultural offerings.
Choosing the Romeo room was a delightful decision. From its plush bed to the lavish living area, every detail exuded comfort. The modern bathroom was a perfect touch.
The recent head-to-toe revamp beautifully showcased the 16th-century wooden beamed ceilings, adding a touch of history to the contemporary decor. It felt like experiencing the city’s charm right from the heart of Verona. For those seeking a more romantic ambiance, the Juliet room, with its intimate atmosphere, is also available for booking.
Pros
C entral Location
Historic Charm
Ideal for a romantic getaway for couples
Home like feeling and some rooms have four poster beds
Cons
L imited On-Site Amenities
Possible noise levels
Relais Balcone di Giulietta
Relais Balcone di Giulietta quickly became one of my favorite places. Staying here, I found it to be the perfect launchpad for my city exploration. Almost every landmark was within walking distance, making it convenient for a fast-paced adventure.
The 16 rooms were a true delight, elegantly furnished with a blend of 17th-century frescoes, designer pieces, and handcrafted furnishings. The backdrop to this sophistication was none other than Juliet’s balcony, offering an unparalleled view.
The supreme location of the hotel allowed me to leisurely wander through the surrounding streets. It was during these strolls that I stumbled upon local restaurants, treating myself to mouth-watering dishes. The experience was not just about the accommodation but also about immersing myself in the charm of the city.
Pros
Prime Location in heart of Verona
The hotel is located in a courtyard with views of Juliet and Romeo's renowned balcony
Historic Atmosphere
Elegant furnishing
Cons
Parking challenges
Crowded tourist area
Musicisti House
While visiting Verona, I stayed at a charming bed-and-breakfast nestled in a leafy residential area, just a short stroll from Osteria Sottocosta Plaza. This became one of my favorite places, immersing me in the cultural panache of Verona.
The hotel, with its blend of traditional elements and modern hues, told a unique story in each room. I absolutely loved the graceful decorative objects scattered around, including musical instruments and boutique decor. It felt like a personal touch to the whole experience.
My room had a minibar, fridge, tea, and coffee-making facilities and a flat-screen HDTV with satellite channels. Surrounded by greenery, I experienced a delightful sense of detachment from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Pros
S ituated in a peaceful and tranquil environment
Easy access to local attractions
Presence of graceful decorative objects
Greenery Surroundings
Cons
Potential noise levels
Limited on-site activities
Cool and Chic Hotels in Verona Compared
Here are the top 12 cool and unique hotels in Verona, which you can easily sort by a range of criteria, including price range, amenities, proximity to activities, and nearby dining choices:
Hotel Name | Location | Price Range (per night) | Fitness Facilities | Distance to Attractions (km) | Nearby Restaurants |
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Hotel Indigo Verona | Corso Porta Nuova 105 | $524-$571 | No | 1.1 | 3 |
Hotel Milano & SPA***S | Vicolo Tre Marchetti 11 | $791-$1922 | No | 0.5 | 3 |
Hotel Gabbia D'Oro | Corso Porta Borsari 4 | $870-$886 | No | 0.6 | 3 |
Boutique Hotel Trieste | Corso Porta Nuova 57 | $458-$480 | No | 0.95 | 2 |
Vista Palazzo | 3 Corticella Leoni | $2983 | Yes | 0.7 | 3 |
NH Collection Palazzo Verona | Via Adua 6 | $684-$710 | No | 0.5 | 1 |
San Leonardo Suites | 2 Via San Leonardo | $582-$685 | No | 1.0 | 2 |
Hotel Firenze | Corso Porta Nuova 88 | $292 | No | 1.3 | 3 |
Corte Realdi Verona | 35 Via Roma Primo Piano | $204-$221 | No | 0.8 | 2 |
Residenza Bonifacio | Vicolo Samaritana 14 | $149-$151 | No | 0.75 | 2 |
Relais Balcone di Giulietta | Via Cappello 23 - Cortile di Giulietta | $336-$708 | No | 0.7 | 2 |
Musicisti House | Via Giovanni da Palestrina 22, | $48-$61 | No | 2.0 | 2 |
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Scott Balaam – writer and photographer
Scott started his travelling life back in 1999, when he headed off on a solo jaunt to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia with just a backpack, a camera and a spirit for adventure. After that, the travel bug bit hard and now he is always seeking to head off somewhere new. Over the years he has lived in Italy, Qatar, Australia, Ireland, UK and the USA but his spiritual home will always be Rome as this is the city which most satisfies his unrelenting thirst for culture, good food and great football. In his spare time Scott loves nothing better than to be behind the camera and also runs his own blog and Instagram page. He also counts Melbourne, the rest of Italy, Amsterdam, USA, Athens, Cape Town and Tel Aviv among his favourite places. Find Scott on Linkedin, Instagram, or Twitter.
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