Residenza Ca' Degli Enzi

My wife and I had a delightful stay at the Residenza Ca' degli Enzi. We were in Verona to see the opera at the Arena (amazing venue), and our room at the Residenza was quite comfortable - cool AC, warm shower, cozy bed. The proprietor, Amy, is a joy. She gave us a map of the city and recommended various sites. She also provided a delicious homemade breakfast - she is quite the cook. Be cognizant that the Residenza is a bit of a hike to the city center, but if you have a car or plan to use uber it is no problem. We would stay there again.

Me and my Boyfriend stayed here for 6 night’s, we absolutely loved it, it is owned and managed by Amy & her husband who are really lovely and helpful. Room was very clean and cosy, bed was comfortable, good AC. There dining room is really lovely and the breakfast is good. Really nice outdoor area where u can relax. We would 100% book this again and again!

This is one of the most beautiful places that I have had the pleasure of staying! The host Ami was very accommodating and she offered wonderful touring suggestions. Ami also made a beautiful and delicious International breakfast every morning and even provided wonderful cakes she baked by hand and mint tea from her garden. If you are looking for a great place to stay in Verona, I highly recommend this one! The rooms are comfortable, artistic and inviting, and the grounds are absolutely gorgeous and soothing! We will definitely stay here again when we return to Northern Italy!

Definitely a must if you’re visiting Verona. A really comfortable quite and beautiful house. Emme who is your host is a kind and big personality that enhances your stay here.The house is full of her personality. Easyish walk into Verona old town 15-20 minutes. Breakfast is mostly home cooked and was delicious. Parking is easy and the hill to walk up and down is steady and fairly easy to manage. Great place

My party of 4 adults was just passing through the area and this B&B was a good place to stay for one night near Verona city center. Pros: *The nice house is located in a beautiful, calm and quiet hill, not too far from Verona city center. *The property has a nice, well kept garden around the house, where you can see and hear the birds. *Parking is available on the street. (You can park on the opposite side of the street, in front of the property). *The house has a small elevator that is very helpful if traveling with heavy luggage and/or person with mobility limitation). *Room is clean, nicely decorated, and has a spacious wardrobe with a safe. *Bathroom is clean, spacious, and has essential toiletries. *The nice breakfast served is homemade and tasty. *Taxi service from the house to the city center and back is easy, (ask the host for the phone number). The ride takes about 10 minutes and costs around $10 to $15 euros each way. (In the most of the Italian towns, driving in the city center is not allowed or permitted only for locals and parking is far and hard to find. That is why I would recommend to leave the car in front of the house and use the taxi service). *The house does not have a front desk/reception, but house doors and gate have automatic locks with pin numbers that makes it easy to come and go without a problem. *Hosts are nice and helpful. Cons: *House is located in a steep hill. (This can be an issue if traveling with heavy luggage and/or a person with mobility limitations, without a car and not planning to use taxi service). *You need to ring the property gate bell and wait outside for the host to answer. At the time we arrived, there was another party already waiting in front of the property. The owner answered and invited the two parties inside of the gate, but then invited the first party to go inside of the house and asked us to wait outside until he would accommodate the first party. This was not very pleasant since it was a cold, clouded afternoon. I just could not understand the reason for that since after you enter the front door you step inside a type of waiting room with a couch. *The breakfast room is small and breakfast time is very limited (from 9AM to 10AM). *Since breakfast time is very short, all guests get in the breakfast room more or less at the same time. Host try to welcome and explain the menu to everyone, what does not work very well since the room is very small and not easy to move around. Also, during breakfast, she try to give important and helpful facts and info about the hotel, city, history...what is nice...but not very relaxing and kind of inhibiting. *Inside of the house we did not find a space where we could seat all together just to relax and chat. The waiting room in the entrance of the house was the only space we found, but it did not seem very inviting, and also the automatic light in the room would switch off after a few minutes. *The house has many doors and hallways closed w