Verona·6.5
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Art Suites Verona sits in the historic city centre, just 1.2 km from the Arena and a 12‑minute walk to Castelvecchio Museum. Spacious family rooms feature air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, bidets, and terraces with city views. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a lift, and an outdoor dining area. English‑speaking staff ensure seamless service, while nearby transport links connect the airport and local attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was clean and comfortable, had a balcony, a coffee machine, an electric kettle, and air‑conditioning; the shared bathroom was spotless and cleaned daily. Check‑in instructions were clear and easy to follow, and the location is super convenient—just 7 minutes from the train station and 15 minutes on foot to the city centre.
Nataliia·A week ago
The hotel is close to the train station and the room was nice. The shared bathroom stayed very clean, and I discovered an amazing gelato shop nearby. I arrived on a Sunday evening for one night, and there wasn’t much to eat around, but that could just be the time I got there. I was surprised that the balcony was enclosed.
Janine·A week ago
The location is really good, the building is a nice new apartment block and that’s all. The accommodation itself disappointed us; we felt like we were in a cheap boarding house, and for the price we expected more elsewhere. The walls were peeling, the door handles were broken, it would need repainting and more investment in the surroundings and attention to detail. The shower in one bathroom didn’t work and water sprayed everywhere.
Darinka·A week ago
The location is convenient because it’s near the station and about twenty minutes on foot from the centre. The downside was the lack of personal contact with the host, who never appeared in person and didn’t set up a preliminary phone call, only sending automated messages via the booking site. Everything was an automated system to open gates and doors via links on the phone, a code on the handles and a code on the box near the room. Finding the key felt like a treasure hunt—too much. It can be practical, but if you arrive with a half‑charged phone that takes a long time to charge, as happened to me, it can cause a noticeable inconvenience. The key itself was defective. In the room there was a coffee machine with pods but no cups, so I couldn’t drink coffee; there was also no biscuit. It’s essential and practical in principle, but the care for the little things was missing. I still believe in genuine human contact and think it’s important to mention this, because in a time when everything is increasingly automated and distant, an extra human touch can really make a difference.
Francesca·2 weeks ago
Nothing really. The photos on the booking site were not even close to reality. The balcony had blinds that were completely broken and couldn’t be raised. Dirty!
Persson·3 weeks ago