Due Torri Hotel Baglioni

Frommer's Review

Verona's top hotel occupies a 14th-century palazzo that was reopened in the 1950s. It's where rock stars and opera singers stay when they play in town, picking up where Mozart, Goethe, and Garibaldi left off -- perhaps because they're among the few who can afford it. The airy lobby looks like a stage set, with original 1370s columns and carvings and contemporary frescoes of medieval scenes, the ceilings set with oil paintings. The room furnishings range from Louis XIV to Biedermeier, and even standard rooms are luxurious, with patterned wall coverings, Murano chandeliers, and large, marble-sheathed bathrooms with double sinks. Windows are double-paned, so even on the piazza things are quiet. The hotel is in the narrow end of Verona formed by the tight river bend, so many rooms, especially on the third floor, and the rooftop terrace have great views to the hills beyond.

Facilities:
Veronese/international restaurant; bar; concierge; tour desk; car-rental desk; courtesy car; business center; babysitting; laundry service; dry cleaning (same day); nonsmoking rooms

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