Hostels in Verona
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The Hostello
8th BEST HOSTEL FOR FEMALE TRAVELLERS 2020 9th BEST SMALL HOSTEL WORLDWIDE 2020 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the pandemic emergency, the breakfast will not be served for hygienic-sanitary reasons. The reception is open from 8 a.m to 9 p.m. Please inform us if you...
Read more about The HostelloGabanel Bike Hostel
Gabanel is a cycling hostel with 17 beds, furnished according to the philosophy of design for all.
Read more about Gabanel Bike HostelEuromotel Croce Bianca
Located at the entrance of Verona, on the main road that connects the city to the Lake Garda, the hotel features 67 rooms all equipped with a private bathroom, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, self
Read more about Euromotel Croce BiancaB&B Cittadella
The B&B Cittadella is located in the heart of Verona, a few steps from the famous Juliet's grave and the Arena (only 100 mts far from it) landmark of the city centre
Read more about B&B CittadellaB&B Casanova
The Casanova B&B is synonymous with hospitality and availability. It offers comfortable rooms furnished w
Read more about B&B CasanovaLa Buccetta Bed & Breakfast
B&B 'La Buccetta'is located just 3 km from the 'Arena' in an elegant building of the 30ties completely refurbished in 2006
Read more about La Buccetta Bed & BreakfastLocazione Turistica Cittadella
Locazione Turistica Cittadella is an elegant B&B. It offers central air-conditioning and rooms with an LCD TV, free WiFi, and a small fridge. Rooms at the Cittadella have classic-style furnishings and parquet floors. Bathrooms are private or shared. There...
Read more about Locazione Turistica CittadellaVicolo 22
'Vicolo 22' Bed and Breakfast is located in the heart of Verona, rooms can be double or triple & all finely furnished with all amenities & comforts.
Read more about Vicolo 22Casamore Rooms
CASAMORE ROOMS is located in the heart of Verona, a few steps from the famous Juliet's grave and the Aren
Read more about Casamore RoomsArena B&B
The Arena B&B is recently restored, elegant and friendly. The rooms can be single, double and triple.
Read more about Arena B&BSimoni 10
Simoni 10 has a great location, close to the railway station and the city centre, very nice staff, very clean and modern accommodation.
Read more about Simoni 10B&B Ai Leoni
Nel zona piu antica di Verona, a soli 500 mt dalla Casa di Giulietta e Piazza delle Erbe, antico mercato pulsante della città, oggi centro della vita notturna veronese
Read more about B&B Ai LeoniResidenza Bra Verona
Residenza Bra Verona, the best option for you in Verona.
Read more about Residenza Bra VeronaWe have 13 Hostels in Verona with an average rating of 8.4 based on 8,132 reviews.
About Verona
Where in north Italy will you find ancient architecture, sunset views of the Adige river and hearty cuisine? In Verona, where Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was famously based. The city's romantic reputation is enhanced by the pretty winding lanes and Renaissance-era buildings found in its UNESCO-listed centre. The mountains and hiking trails of Lake Garda are close by too, if you're looking for an escape into nature.
The hostels in Verona range from tiny family-run bed and breakfasts to four-storey buildings with a fresh and modern feel. Wake up to culture on your doorstep, with some Verona hostels located metres from sights like the Porta Leoni Roman gate and Juliet's Balcony. If you're an animal lover, you can stay in a Verona hostel with pets. Many hostels have outdoor terraces or gardens where you can while away sunny afternoons, and lots offer free Wi-Fi and breakfast too.
The Città antica neighbourhood is home to the historic centre of Verona, where you'll find landmarks like the amphitheatre and cathedral. Veronetta is just across the river, and its bars and nightlife are popular with students. The neighbourhood of San Zeno is just west of the centre and mixes ancient history with a buzzing atmosphere around the Basilica di San Zeno piazza, where there's a market on Sundays. To the south, the up-and-coming neighbourhood of Borgo Roma is well worth a visit for its hip restaurants and arty cultural spaces.
There's plenty to see and do in Verona. Verona Arena, the first-century Roman amphitheatre in the heart of the city, hosts open-air opera performances each year from June to September. You can watch the world go by at Erbe Piazza with a glass of the local wine and a meal in one of the square's eateries. Art lovers can pay a visit to Castelvecchio Museum to see medieval and Renaissance works. The funicular offers a panoramic view of the city, or for a peaceful retreat, the clear waters and mountainous wilderness of Lake Garda are just an hour's train ride away.
It takes just over 30 minutes by train to reach Verona from the nearest airport, Valerio Catullo, or Villafranca as it's known. If you're arriving at Verona Brescia Airport, the journey takes around an hour by taxi. The main train station, Verona Porta Nuova, is a 20-minute walk from the city centre. Taxi ranks can be found dotted through the city, though if you're moving around a lot, a daily bus pass will keep you within budget.