Chievo
Travel Guide
Visit Chievo
Hotel Leon d'Oro
Best breakfast buffet we ever had.
Reviewed on 2026/3/15
Hotel Accademia
Lovely bathroom. Comfy bed. Superb location. Very nice breakfast
Reviewed on 2026/3/21
Hotel Firenze
Close to the train station, beautiful city, and the room was very comfortable. Breakfast was included and very impressive!
Reviewed on 2026/3/19
Residence Viale Venezia
I find it hard to believe that this thoroughly outdated and profoundly depressing property has such a high overall rating on this website. The apartment we were allocated was nothing like the pictures. Without exaggeration everything looked like it was from the 70s. We didn’t have any hot water for ...
Reviewed on 2025/7/14
Campeggio del Garda
Great location from the lake about 50m walk. Where there is beach area. Little shop on site with everything you would need, fresh bread and pastries every morning. A short walk from the main town which has restaurant's and cocktail bars. Bus, train and ferry all short walk
Reviewed on 2025/9/3
Opera Relais de Charme
A great place to stay, central but quiet. Always exceptionally clean with well appointed suites. Always our first choice to stay when coming to a Verona.
Reviewed on 2026/3/21
Popular places to visit
Verona Arena
Watch operas, rock concerts or theater events in the same historic stadium where Roman gladiators once battled to the death.
Juliet's House
Profess your love beneath Juliet’s balcony at this historic home, said to have once belonged to the star of Shakespeare’s classic love story.
Porta Nuova
You can find out about the history of Verona when you stop by Porta Nuova. Discover the area's art scene and cathedral.
Piazza delle Erbe
Come to this lively city square to shop at the daily market or dine in some of the best restaurants in Verona.
Piazza Bra
Just within the city gates, find restaurants, bars and classic architecture in this sprawling square, which is one of the most visited sites in Verona.
Roman Theater
This site includes a museum with fascinating displays and a riverside theater that is a triumph of Roman architecture and was re-discovered in the early 1800s.
