Hotels With Breakfast in Veneto, Italy

We had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Leon d’Oro in Verona. The hotel is conveniently located close to the train station, making it easy to get around. It is quite a walk to the city centre (around 15–20 minutes), but still manageable if you enjoy walking. Rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, providing a relaxing stay. The breakfast was a highlight, with a lot of choices available and something to suit everyone. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay, and the lobby and common areas feel elegant and welcoming. One small downside was that air conditioning was not available during our stay, as it was not yet summer in Italy—I wish it had been an option for added comfort. Overall, it offers very good value for money and a comfortable experience. I would happily stay here again when visiting Verona.

Unfortunately it's on the motorway and therefore noisy. Attempts to repair the bathtub with paint were unsuccessful. The paint has peeled off over large areas. A no-go for a 4-star hotel

The hotel is located on the side of a big road, but the windows were not soundproofed, so the sound of the car was noisy. Also, the room was too small to open the carrier, so it was difficult. The shower booth was also very small and uncomfortable, and the hotel parking lot was quite far away, so it was troublesome to move around. But the staff were all very friendly, and I was sorry that I couldn't exchange the room, and I don't know if that's why, but they let me use breakfast for free. Also, restaurants across the hotel are available at a 10% discount.

Very clean, beautifully furnished rooms (many of nix), mega friendly staff, super breakfast (especially suitable for various inconsistencies), deep garage also suitable for large vehicles (pick-um). The location is also very good - you are fast in Venice, Verona or the Gardasee

The location is quite convenient, about a 10-15 minute walk to the train station, and there are bus stops nearby. There's no kettle, and all drinks in the mini-fridge, including a 500ml bottle of mineral water, cost 1.5 euros. The tray only has two glass cups, with no free coffee or tea for brewing. Even though I never use them, their absence makes the hotel seem cheap. The only saving grace was that the restaurant staff downstairs were very nice and willing to fill my thermos with hot water. There was only toilet paper, no facial tissues. This is the stingiest four-star hotel I've ever stayed in. I had already paid the full room rate, but upon check-in, they insisted on scanning my passport and credit card together for their records. Luckily, I had covered my security code beforehand. I don't understand why this rundown place needed to keep a credit card on file, probably for those overpriced drinks in the fridge? I'd been traveling for ten days, and all other hotels only required an additional city tax payment. This old-fashioned place was the only one that insisted on a credit card deposit.

The hotel is well kept. Rooms are big and spacious. There’s a locked away car park at the basement floor which is secure.

The biggest advantage of this hotel is its location, but honestly, everything else feels a bit subpar compared to other four-star chains like Hilton. Perhaps it's because Venice's urban infrastructure is quite old. The hotel lobby is nice, but the in-room facilities have some flaws, like certain glued-on fixtures that easily fall off. They do have both new European and old Italian standard power outlets, which is, I guess, okay. There are also a few other minor imperfections, and around 2 AM, there seemed to be a party with young people nearby. Overall, though, the location and experience justify the price. There are plenty of dining options nearby; I recommend trying some of the highly-rated restaurants for pasta, pizza, and gelato – the prices are good too. After all, hotels on the main island are even less cost-effective and have older facilities. If you have higher expectations for your experience, I'd suggest going a few kilometers away to a Hilton Garden Inn or similar. The price is about the same, the facilities are better, but transportation isn't as convenient. Otherwise, you'd have to pay double the price for something on the main island. For lower expectations, you could try other nearby hostels that aren't hotels.

This hotel offers excellent value for money overall. It's a rare find in Europe to get such a good experience at an affordable price. The location is a major plus, right next to the train station, and just a 10-minute ride to the island, making travel and transfers incredibly convenient. There are also many Chinese shops and restaurants in the surrounding streets, so daily dining and shopping are very easy. The front desk staff are all Chinese, so there were no language barriers, making inquiries and check-in/check-out smooth and hassle-free. The guest rooms are new and well-equipped, with essential items like tissues fully stocked, showing great attention to detail. During the evenings, the accommodation environment was quiet and free from noise, allowing for peaceful rest. Considering the prime location, comfortable lodging, and great service, my overall stay was very pleasant and I highly recommend it.

Charming and Comfortable Stay at Hotel Firenze I had a lovely stay at Hotel Firenze. The interior is beautifully decorated, and the room was exceptionally clean. I especially appreciated the heated toilet—such a thoughtful touch! The bed was very comfortable, and I had a great night’s sleep. Breakfast was a highlight each morning—delicious and beautifully presented. The hotel is conveniently located near the train station, which made arrival and departure easy, though it’s a bit of a walk to reach the historic city center. Being next to a main road, there was some street noise, but it wasn’t disruptive. Overall, a charming and well-kept hotel that offers a pleasant and cozy stay.

Very close to the outlets, we stayed for shopping, there are many restaurants and bars around, the room is small, free parking is very convenient.