Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in San Bonifacio from NZ$151

"The breakfast was sumptuous. The property was elegant and in a perfect location if arriving by train. Also, a nice 15-20 minute walk to the Roman arena and Castelvecchio and bridge. The value/price was entirely acceptable for the 4 star quality of the hotel and its amenities. I will definitely stay there again when i return to Verona."

"L’appartement était bien entretenu mais un peu vieillot. La douche n’était pas optimale. Il y aurai pu avoir plus de café à disposition et de bouteilles d’eau mais en général c’était ok"

"The staff is fantastic"

"The hotel is really conveniently located just off the main square by the arena, the room was lovely and quiet and the reception staff were fantastic! They were welcoming and extremely helpful, and gave my wife and I some great local recommendations for gelato and where best to catch the bus to lake Garda. The rooftop bar was also a great place to enjoy an evening glass of wine. We didnt have breakfast so can't comment on that"

"Perfect location for Verona …all very clean and simple logistics …lovely. "

"The suite was so comfy and large for the 2 adults and one child with 2 TVs. The bathroom was bigger than my bedroom at home. Filtered/bottled water supplied each evening and a turn down service. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Breakfast was really really lovely and had a wide variety. Special occasions catered for. We didn't drive but there is an onsite parking lot. "

"Buen servicio de desayuno."

"This hotel is a gem. The location is so convenient for all activities you may want to do in Verona, the hotel you will come back if you ever come back to Verona, again and again. The staff is superior! They really help you to feel even more comfortable. The breakfast offered is really nice and with many alternatives. Definitely a place to go and stay! "

"Lovely, cozy hotel with a homely feel. The bar is a great spot for relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing. Really well located for day trips from the station, and for the sights of Verona. "