Hotele w pobliżu: Via Sottoriva w Verona

Wonderful stay. Very clean, friendly and polite staff, perfect breakfast. Very easy to access to the train station and city centre. Will definitely come again if back to Verona. Would be better to add a kettle to the room

A nice clean little hotel on the outskirts of Verona, not too far from the airport. I used it whilst on business. Everyone was friendly and polite. Rooms are a good size and come with all the basic necessities to enjoy a comfortable night, including good shower and plenty of bed space. I did not eat here at night but had the breakfast which is the one weak spot I found. The quality is not good compared to the rest of the hotel. I mean this in the nicest possible way as breakfast service was good but brioche, fruit juice etc not good. using the online pre-book breakfast service is also not particularly recommended. All said and done i was happy here and would certainly stay again.

The hotel is not in the city, but it is under the high speed and it is very convenient to drive by yourself. The hotel room is very large and well equipped. Although there is no breakfast, the front desk is fully equipped and you can buy breakfast yourself. Free parking is also available.

This B&B has a great location just a few steps from Piazza Bra and this is also the best reason to stay here. The street itself where the hotel is located feels a bit dark and run down though. The rooms are spacious but sp****ly furnished. A breakfast is provided but due to covid-restrictions only provided at a small table. Some youghurt but mostly sweets. There is no toilet in the rooms but they are outside, although private. I have seen many positive reviews before this one commenting the manager and I can somewhat agree. Our experience is both positive and negative. Please be aware that you have to organize check-in with the owner beforehand. There is no sign to show this B&B and it has no reception.

My wife, two young kids (9 and 11), and I recently stayed at Musella for a night on our way through Verona. We booked a two-bedroom apartment months in advance and were excited to stay at what is a lovely bed and breakfast. We arrived late (around 11:30 pm) on the night of our reservation, in part, because we got lost trying to find the place. We received a confirming email earlier that day, however, so we weren’t concerned. The email didn’t say anything about needing to call ahead if we were coming in late, so we were surprised to find the front gate locked and no lights on when we arrived. I called the number listed on the call box, which apparently connected me to the front desk clerk/manager who was offsite at the time. I’m not actually sure who the woman was because she didn’t identify herself, but she was very rude. When I let her know who I was, she immediately started berating me for not calling ahead. She was upset that she couldn’t reach me all day (she had been calling my wife’s phone, which was off), and I was afraid she had given our room away. My family and I were sitting on the side of a desolate road in the middle of the night in a foreign country, so I tried to be polite and apologetic. And fortunately, our room was still available. Everything seemed fine after the mystery woman opened the gate remotely and guided us to our room over the phone. The next morning, however, I had another unpleasant encounter with her while “checking in.” Rather than asking me how my stay was, she continued grumbling about our late arrival the previous night. Later that morning when I was checking out, the issue came up again when she (for the first time) mentioned a 20-euro “late arrival” fee that I was being charged. I explained that I was unaware I needed to call ahead—and that the confirming email didn’t say it was required—but she just kept arguing that “everyone knows you have to call” and that it’s mentioned in the “terms and conditions.” Her tone and demeanor was unprofessional and infuriating. Worse, I apparently got charged this ridiculous fee because Musella’s reception desk “closes” at 7 pm. As I said, the place itself is lovely and the owner (we ran into him as we were walking to our room the night we arrived) seemed nice. I rarely give bad reviews, but the mystery woman earned one by making me feel like my entire stay was an imposition to her. She got the 20 euro fee from me, but blew any chance that I or anyone I know will ever stay there or order their wine in the future. Seems pretty shortsighted, although I can’t say I’m surprised given her behavior during all three of our interactions.

Beautiful hotel, amazing rooms, great swimming pool. The people are very friendly. The only downside is that it is far away from the city center, and the transportation cannot work 24 hours a day, but everything else is fine

Friendly and helpful staff. Reception staff unable order a taxi for the return journey to the airport because of high demand as a result of bad weather. They arranged transport with the shuttle bus company, an example of good service! The hotel Wi-Fi connectivity was excellent as was the breakfast. The only drawback of the hotel is its location on the outskirts of Verona. This meant that we used the shuttlebus and taxis (fifteen / twenty-minute journey). It is necessary to book the departure slots the day before for the shuttlebus, the available time slots were not always our preferred time. The shuttlebus will drop you off at the railway station if you ask the driver (did a day a day trip to Lake Garda using the train, inexpensive and regular service, well worth doing). A taxi fare to the Piazza Bra / Arena including tip was circa 20 euros. There were always taxis available at the location for the return journey. The taxi fare from the airport to the hotel was 30 euros. I would use this hotel again if ever returning to Verona.

hotel is located near the highway and also very close to shopping center. rooms are clean, beds and pillows are very cozy. breakfast is good. there is complimentary bottle of water and coffee in room. all in all- we will probably come again

This was a great hotel, right next to Verona airport. My wife and I with a 16 and 11 year old stayed a night to make an early flight the next day, the parking was great and easy. The hotel design was really nice and modern. Our room was amazing it had a seperate room with a double sofa bed for the kids, our room had a super king, with seperate rooms for basins, shower, bath and toilet. The main bath was big, it even had a large chandalier in it, it was that big. They had an abundance of bathing ammenities, everything you would only normally get in a high end hotel. A fully stocked complimentary mini bar with snacks, free mini bar. This has to be one of the best value hotels I've ever stayed at, it was fantastic. We used the onsite pizza/pasta restaurant which was again fantastic and so cheap, unbelievably cheap, again if the DB hotel people can deliver this level of experience at this price point then the Marriott's and the Hiltons of this world need to look out. We will absolutely be back, thank you so much DB Hotel Verona we will see you again.

The location of West Point Hotel is quite strategic with Decathlon and Iper Familia across the street. The bus station is around 200 meter away. Actually it is much nearer if the side gate is opened. We took bus from Verona Porta Nuova to Dossobuono and dropped in front of Decathlon, walked a little bit and we reached the hotel. The breakfast was abundant and had many varieties. The room was clean and tidy, enough for single traveler like me.