A Luxury Stay at Palazzo Victoria in Verona Italy

Palazzo Victoria Hotel is ideally located in Verona’s historic centre next to the Roman Gate, Porta Borsari. It’s just a short walk from Verona’s major points of interest, the Roman Arena, bustling Piazza Erbe, Juliet’s house and Castelvecchio, home of the Della Scala family that ruled Verona from 1260 to 1387.

Although the hotel is located in the pedestrian zone, it can be easily reached by car, and private parking is available at extra cost.

Palazzo Victoria from the outside
Palazzo Victoria from the outside
The entrance of the hotel
The entrance of the hotel

We arrived at Palazzo Victoria after a short taxi ride from Verona’s train station. As soon as we entered the hotel, we received a warm welcome from the reception staff. They checked us in and explained in perfect English all the facilities within the hotel and how to reach Verona’s major attractions. They were all very helpful and knowledgeable. We were then escorted to our room on the third floor of the hotel.

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The lobby
The lobby

We were upgraded from a deluxe room to a gorgeous junior suite. Our room was spacious with beige patterned wallpaper and wooden floors. The large bed with the leather headboard was so comfortable you didn’t want to get up. The feather pillows were also to my taste as were the soft, luxurious bed linen.

Our room at Palazzo Victoria
Our room at Palazzo Victoria
A sitting area at our room
A sitting area at our room

The room was furnished with high-quality wooden furniture and art objects. A spacious wardrobe with floor to ceiling mirrors, a satellite TV, coffee and tea making facilities, free WI-FI, a safe and a well-stocked mini bar were also available in the room.

A handwritten note was awiting for us. What a nice touch.
A handwritten note was waiting for us. What a nice touch.
The bed was so comfortable
The bed was so comfortable

The elegant bathroom was large with marble floors, wooden details and a spa tub, exactly what I needed to relax after a day walking around town. They were also fluffy robes, slippers and a rich variety of toiletries. The only thing missing was a hygiene kit.

From our room windows, we could see the terracotta roofs and cobble streets of Verona.

The decor in the public areas of Palazzo Victoria hotel blends the traditional with the contemporary. The hotel was built on Medieval, and Roman ruins that are preserved and can be seen throughout the hotel. The lobby has modern décor with leather couches and interesting touches such as a water feature.

A beautiful patio at the hotel
A beautiful patio at the hotel

The hotel’s restaurant Borsari 36 has a unique concept as it has an open kitchen and guests can see the food as it is being prepared. It also has plexiglass holes on the floor from where you can admire the Roman remains underneath.The restaurant is particularly famous for its grill and pasta dishes. There is also a beautiful inner yard where you can enjoy your meal during the summer months.

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Breakfast is served at the Borsari restaurant and is one of the best breakfasts I have had.  The variety and quality of products offered is excellent. A selection of fresh fruits, croissants, cakes, tarts, savouries, local cheeses and salamis along with cooked to order eggs are bound to satisfy your appetite. I particularly liked the selection of fresh juices as I don’t drink coffee or tea.

Without a doubt, we really enjoyed our stay at Palazzo Victoria. The service was excellent, our room very comfortable, the breakfast was delicious and the location unbeatable. If you want to enjoy a lavish stay in the romantic town of Verona,  I totally recommend that you stay in Palazzo Verona.

Palazzo Victoria

Via Adua 8,

Verona

+39 045 596 508

https://www.fivestaralliance.com/luxury-hotels/verona/palazzo-victoria

I was a guest of Palazzo Verona Hotel, but as always opinions are my own.

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24 thoughts on “A Luxury Stay at Palazzo Victoria in Verona Italy”

  1. Wow, that looks like an amazing place to stay! The rooms look beautiful, and I could imagine feasting on that delicious looking breakfast….

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  2. That bed looks heavenly! Verona is such a lovely little town…what a treat to stay in a luxurious place like this. It is amazing there are Roman ruins you can see underneath the hotel and restaurant. I’m glad they were able to preserve the ancient history!

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  3. I love the contrast of the traditional exterior and the modern interior. Absolutely beautiful overall. I didn’t make it to Verona when I was in Italy so I’ll have to add this to the list for the next trip.

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  4. A beautiful hotel indeed. Every time I think of Verona, I think of Romeo & Juliet…anyone else?? It also looks like a great weekend getaway in Europe, and one that is less well trodden than others. Cheers!

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