NH Collection Palazzo Verona 

Breathe in the history

This welcoming retreat in the heart of Verona offers a beguiling mix of modern comfort and historic atmosphere.

NH Collection Palazzo Verona could hardly have a more attractive setting. This newly refurbished boutique hotel occupies a 14th-century building a stone’s throw from Verona’s UNESCO-listed sites, and reminders of its past crop up throughout. There are columns and weathered stone door frames in the lobby, traces of frescoes in some of the rooms and even Roman ruins in the basement. The chic design marries these historic features with contemporary Italian furniture, such as the rusty-red velvet bar stools in the airy bar, to impressive effect. It’s very romantic in a quiet, stylish way: a far cry from the high drama of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers and all the more appealing for that.

Why we love NH Collection Palazzo Verona

  • This attractive boutique hotel is In the heart of Verona, a short walk from the historical centre and the River Adige

  • It’s in a 600-year-old building wrapped around Roman ruins, so there are original frescoes, beams and columns dotted around

  • The appealing restaurant serves authentic local cuisine and the wine list is dominated by names from the Veneto

  • Close to Juliet’s House, Piazza delle Erbe and the Roman Arena, which is still used for open-air concerts.

5 stars
Apr - Oct
Verona
2 hours
In the heart of Verona, a short walk from the historical centre and the River Adige
Approx. 25 minutes from Verona Villafranca airport
Honeymoon, Boutique, City Hotel

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Facilities

  • Restaurants & bars
  • Board
  • Activities
  • Good to Know

The hotel has a restaurant and bar, along with 24-hour room service, and there are lots of places to eat nearby.

Restaurant A buffet breakfast is served in the hotel’s inviting blue-and-beige restaurant, next to a glass-covered private courtyard, and overlooking the Roman ruins. Later in the day, there’s a menu of local and national Italian dishes for lunch and dinner; the wine list showcases bottles from the Veneto region.

Bar The lobby bar doubles as a café; drop in for coffee and snacks during the day or settle in for a leisurely aperitivo later on.

If you’re looking to recharge your batteries in between sightseeing sessions, the chic but relaxed bar serves everything from coffee to wine by the glass.

What's included

Breakfast in the restaurant.

It’s only a short walk to Juliet’s House, Piazza delle Erbe and the Roman Arena, which is still used for open-air concerts. There’s also a host of chic boutiques, restaurants and bars to explore, and all close enough to the hotel that you can nip back for a restorative coffee in the lobby bar. Bicycles are available to rent – great for exploring a little further afield.

A tourist tax is payable in Verona and must be paid at the hotel.

Minimum stay: 2 nights 15-18 Apr; 3 nights 30 Dec-02 Jan.

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