Learn a thing or two about those who have lived behind the doors of Palazzo Bevilacqua. This majestic residence is noteworthy for its architecture and rich history.

This historic stately house is on the to-do lists of many visitors to Verona City Centre. But Palazzo Bevilacqua isn't the only drawcard here. Verona Arena, Juliet's House, and Piazza delle Erbe are some other worthwhile attractions close by.

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Ark Hotel

Cittadella

$1,096

per person

Jan 10 - Jan 14

found 16 hours ago

Roundtrip flight included

Dallas (DFW) to Verona (VRN)

9/10 Wonderful! (681 reviews)

Nice enough but more of a 3 star than a 4 star. Staff was very nice and helpful though - best part of the stay. Breakfast was good.

Reviewed on Jul 15, 2025

Hotel Indigo Verona - Grand Hotel Des Arts by IHG

Verona City Centre

$1,207

per person

Jan 10 - Jan 14

found 16 hours ago

Roundtrip flight included

Dallas (DFW) to Verona (VRN)

9.2/10 Wonderful! (1,000 reviews)

The hotel is a 1 KM walk from the amphitheatre. From there another.8 KM to the river. Really walkable and lots to see. We came in with a rental car and parking was difficult. The standard rooms are smaller than we had been staying in. The hotel is in a historic building and we'll curated with significant art. The staff is super friendly and helpful

Reviewed on Sep 29, 2025

Boutique Hotel Trieste

Verona City Centre

$1,163

per person

Jan 10 - Jan 14

found 16 hours ago

Roundtrip flight included

Dallas (DFW) to Verona (VRN)

9/10 Wonderful! (542 reviews)

Veronika and Mathias made the stay flawless and efficient. Very helpful and friendly. Lovely boutique hotel, very very cute and creative decor, quite artsy. Nice breakfast. Lovely area with so many great options around to wine and dine. Perfect location for Verona city center stay and 20 mins from wineries. Very loud when balcony doors are open. I don’t know if the music is every night or just for Vinitaly period. Look out for shaky lamps and table vibrations. If your lucky it’s music you love and won’t mind singing along. Highly recommend this hotel for easy and non complicated stays. Deserves more than a 3 star to be honest. I had room 110. All rooms are different so I’m basing my review on my room.

Reviewed on Apr 9, 2025

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