We were originally booked to stay at another B&B that ended up having issues, so when we arrived in…read moreVerona, we found out they had reserved us a room here. Always flexible (and hey, we're in Verona!), we found these accommodations more than suitable and had a great view overlooking Via Roma. Our private bath was just across the hall and was well-equipped with good water pressure and temp control. We only had one night in Verona and even though it rained, we pretty much only used the room for sleeping. Breakfast in the morning was excellent, with plenty to choose from: fresh fruit, pastries, yogurt and cereal, plus orange juice and caffe to order. The B&B is in an EXCELLENT LOCATION, just a short walk from the arena. Everything in Verona is easy to get to from this location! If you drive here, parking at the Citadella lot is a short walk and is €15/day. WiFi is free. Due to our situation, we only paid the €50/night that we were booked at for the other hotel plus a €5 city tax for the two of us. Not sure what the normal rate is for this place, but I would highly consider staying here again!!

You cannot get a better location than this. The room and bathroom were very clean. The breakfast…read morewas sufficient. If I visit Verona again, I will stay here again.

Wonderful place to stay if you're in Vicenza. Place is owned and operated by expat Bob from New…read moreJersey and his wife Jenny from Thailand. They keep this place immaculate and stocked with breakfast goodies. We couldn't get enough of the Italian style moka pot that we just had to purchase and bring home. Coffee never tasted so divine! Location is ideal as La Rotonda and Al Nani are in walking distance, as is Monte Berico. Running path out back is a perfect access point to so many charming points of interest. Surrounding neighborhood has a great market with amazing cheeses and cured meats (I miss my speck!). Also a couple of bars, pastry shop and a spaghettaria just a hop away. Perfect spot for day trips and a place to call home while exploring. UNESCO part is a 20 minute walk away and extremely simple to navigate. Rooms have their separate, private baths and shares a common kitchen area as an apartment. Ours had a great terrace we spent a lot of time having breakfast, or afternoon wine and cheese. Looking forward to returning to Vicenza and using this again as a launch point to more of northern Italy. Applausi per la vita!

Great! Great! Great! We stayed in the two bedroom apartment and had all we needed. Big plus was…read morethe kitchen setup. There is a market down the road where we purchased cheese, snacks, wine on top of the plentiful breakfast items and coffee, tea, etc. that were stocked by host. Plenty of good places to eat within walking distance. Bob and Jenny could not have been better hosts. We felt at home but even better we felt submerged in Italian culture so close to town in Vicenza. They even have a service for travel to and from train / airport. I can't say enough about our amazing stay. This is a great home base if you are considering travel to Venice, Verona, Florence and Pisa.

This is what vacations are made of…read more Centrally located in the historic district of Verona, the B&B 2Terrazze takes its name from the two lovely terraces that saddle the place, providing either a lovely spot to breakfast under the Verona sun, or a quiet reprieve from the city bustle to study one's city guide. I was eminently pleased with the cleanliness, privacy, decor, and cheer at 2Terrazze. Check-in is usually at 2:00PM or 2:30PM, depending on what is arranged. Once inside the courtyard, and up the flight of lovely steps, one enters a lounge that is in many respects an oasis. Here, one can browse literature about the city, inform oneself of Verona's current events and cultural opportunities, including the current opera programme at the Arena. The room was comfortably furnished with everything one might wish, save perhaps an extra waste paper basket for the desk. The bed was fresh and inviting, and the shower/bathroom was fit for a four-star hotel. Air conditioning is a must-have in Verona, and 2Terrazze provides that sweet kiss of cool like a champ. Owing to the comfort and class I was wallowing in, I found myself unable to protest against sacrificing two hours of my preciously short stay in Verona to relax, cool, and collect myself and to plan the specifics of my agenda for my stay. The owner, Alessandro, is a young, amicable fellow who speaks Italian, English, Japanese, and some German. He is quite knowledgeable about the city, and guided my party to a lovely osteria for our evening meal, in addition to advising us on other possibilities throughout the city. Sadly, we couldn't follow up on all his recommendations, but you know what they say...live to yelp another day! Alessandro said that he receives so many German guests, that he has started serving German-style breakfasts, in addition to the compulsory Italian-style breakfast. He makes a great cappucino. I think it was while sipping my second cup on the back terrace that I decided I could stay in Verona for at least another month, if time were permitting. For those who spontaneously decide to stay a bit longer, Alessandro cooperates with the owner of another flat that is also quite centrally located, and actually optimally situated halfway between the main train station and the Arena/Piazza Bra'. The apartment is cute, air conditioned, and well-furnished, even with a washing machine. The only drawback is the absence of wifi.

if I could give this place 10 stars I would. This b&b is in the italian countryside near the town…read moreof bardi. It is the definition of a hidden gem. When we arrived we were greeted by Challie and her husband the owners who was more than accomodating to us. From start to finish, she was there to help us with everything we needed. She even prepares breakfast for you in the morning and has fruits/chocolates available throughout the day if you are hungry. She treats you like you are a guest in her house. The views from the property are awesome. The pictures don't do it justice. I would highly recommend you use the spa. The jacuzzi bath overlooks the countryside and is very relaxing. We also did massages and turkish baths. It is one of those hidden gems and I would recommend to anyone looking to relax and unwind. We came on our honeymoon and loved it.

This was the greatest experience I have had in Italy. I have been here multiple times. The house is…read morebeautiful and amazing. The village is quiet and peaceful. The views of Bardi the valley are terrific. The spa was wonderful. All services available. The food was outstanding. It was only a few hours drive to many places I wanted to take a day trip too. Cinque Terre, Parma, Bologna to name a few. All the meats were fresh and hanging in the cellar. A nice selection of wines, many are local and great. I haven't had them before. I will be coming back.

This was an unexpected and great surprise hotel in the middle of Venice. We didn't watch the…read moreyoutube video, but we followed the map and found it perfectly. The room and bathroom were both huge. An added plus was the cable tv (but you had to pay for internet). We chose not to pay for the breakfast because it didn't seem like it was that great. It was a great location and really close to Rialto Bridge.

Beyond our expectations! We booked this on Expedia for a 'place to crash' on a one day excursion to…read moreVenice and were pleasantly surprised from the point of check in until we left. The place filled up and we were upgraded to a massive suite and treated very well! Highly recommended; in a great spot and only a mile or so from the train station!

We stayed at La Valle during our visit to Verona. If you have a car this is a great place, about a…read more20 min drive from Verona center. This is an Agriturismo , meaning that it was a converted rural farm. It is very well modernized and comfortable. We were greeted by our host Silvia, who is friendly and helpful, our apartment had two rooms, one with the kitchenette and sofa bed, the other with a queen size bed and an adjacent bathroom (only shower, no tub). Breakfast is available for an addition 8 euros/person. There is no restaurant. The grounds are huge and well maintained, include large lawns, a pond, picnic areas, a great tree-house, and a brand new beautiful swimming pool with ample chaises and shade umbrellas for maximum relaxation. For shopping there is a nearby mall "La Grande Mela" that has great shops including a Rosetto supermarket. Sona is a small town with a few restaurants. La Valle is close to the Venice-Milan Autostrada (no traffic noise), and the railroad (some faint train sound). La Valle is also close to Lake Garda.

Fantastic location, with a great view from every room's window and near to so many attractions in…read moreVeneto. Whether you like the mountains, the seaside, the arts & history or just good food, the friendly owners (who speak English fluently) will be able to give you useful tips on what to do.