The Best Veneto Hotels

Looking for a great hotel or bed & breakfast in Veneto?

From Verona to Padova, if you are wondering where to stay then I’ve the answer. I've handpicked the best options for you. These are places I can personally recommend with confidence. I don’t rely on long lists—only the accommodations I’ve visited myself and think are truly worth your stay. Many of these are spots I stayed at while exploring Veneto with my family.

Those closer to our home in Vicenza are often places where I know the owners personally. They are people I trust not to disappoint, ensuring that you’ll have a great experience with no unpleasant surprises.

 Excellent Hotels in Verona

Hotel Gabbia D'Oro

If you're looking for a special stay in Verona, the Gabbia d’Oro offers a truly unique experience. Gabbia d’Oro, which means Golden Cage in English, is a lot more expensive than many other Verona hotels, but then you do get to stay in a magnificent 18th-century palace in a perfect location near Piazza Erbe and the Arena. This hotel stands out as one of the finest in the Veneto region, rivaling Venice's grand hotels. It is most certainly the best hotel in Verona.

For guest reviews and booking details click here.

The Hotel de Capuletti

We spent a few days at the Hotel de Capuleti this summer. It is perfect if you like clean, very modern, and efficient hotels. Add to that an excellent breakfast, friendly staff (they let us check in three hours early), and a great location just around the corner from the Roman Arena. Don't take my word for it, though, check out the comments and review scores of other guests here.

Hotel Verona

Hotel Verona is an excellent three star hotel, in a great location and spotlessly clean. The free bicycles for guests is a nice touch and bicycle is a great way to explore Verona.  For more guest reviews and booking details click here.

Padova/Padua Hotels

Hotel Belludi 37

Basilica di Sant'Antonio

The Hotel Belludi is miles ahead of any other hotel in Padua. Good value, very central location and with views of Padua’s Basilica di Sant'Antonio. Breakfast in bed is a nice touch and not common in Italy. Read more here.

Asolo

Asolo is a gorgeous little town that you simply have to make time to see. It's been an inspiration for poets, writers, and artists for centuries and has somehow managed to escape mass tourism. Good news too is that Asolo is blessed with some superb accommodation options. Top of my where to stay list are the Albergo al Sole and the Cipriani. 

If the Cipriani name sounds familiar, it's because the Cipriani family is behind the famous Hotel Cipriani in Venice, a true symbol of luxury and hospitality. The Asolo Cipriani is no less special—it’s a boutique experience, offering a more intimate setting with the same high standard of service and class you'd expect from the Cipriani legacy.

Staying at the Cipriani in Asolo is like experiencing a piece of Venice without the crowds—perfect for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat. The luxury, tranquility, and stunning views of the town and surrounding hills make it one of the top choices in the area.

A Good Vicenza Hotel

The Glam Boutique

Vicenza has, for some strange reason, very few decent hotels and virtually none in the old town, which is where you really want to be. The Glam Boutique Hotel is far and away the best bet if you are looking for a well-run, clean, and friendly hotel offering very good rates and in the perfect location. In fact, it is so good and so unique you'll have a hard time believing it is a three-star hotel.

 P.S. Photo above is of the nearby Olympic Theater NOT the hotel. For hotel photos, reviews and booking details click here. 

Hotels elsewhere in the Veneto

Looking for somewhere to stay in a particular town in Veneto or elsewhere in Italy? Try our search box near the top of the right column of the website. If we feature the town, we will in all likelihood have an accommodation recommendation or two.