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Where to stay in Verona

5 areas worth booking in Verona, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

Budget — best areas

≈ $30 / night
Veronetta
University, east bank, cheaper

Across the Adige from the old town, round the university: student bars, cheaper rooms and the Giardino Giusti. Ponte Nuovo and Ponte Navi put Piazza delle Erbe ten minutes away on foot.

San Zeno
Romanesque, local, trattorias

The quarter round the basilica, west of Castelvecchio: a big square, neighbourhood trattorias and few tourists after five. Twenty minutes' walk from the Arena along the river.

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Mid-range — best areas

≈ $95 / night
Piazza Bra & Cittadella
Arena, café terraces, central

The great square round the Arena and the streets south of it towards Porta Nuova station. Easy for arriving by train and for opera nights; the Liston's café terraces are pricey but the walk home is two minutes.

Borgo Trento
Leafy, residential, north bank

North across Ponte Garibaldi and the Ponte Scaligero: residential streets, local cafés and views back to the old town. Good apartments, quiet nights.

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Luxury — best areas

≈ $320 / night
Città Antica
Roman grid, squares, shopping

The old town inside the river's loop: Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza dei Signori, Juliet's House and the Scaliger tombs. The grand hotels and the smart shops of Via Mazzini are here, and it is quiet by midnight.

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Now pick the hotel

The Verona guide carries the full shortlist for each tier, with why each hotel is on it.

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Weekly guides, hidden gems and tier breakdowns.