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Hotel Accademia
"The hotel is perfectly centrally located. Staff couldn't be more helpful, the hotel is clean and I would definitely book again!"
Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026
Hotel Firenze
"A nice hotel in a great location. Easy to walk to from Porta Nuova and also a short walk to Piazza Bra and Via Mazzini. The staff are so helpful. We had lunch at the hotel which was nice and great value. Also nice cocktails served by pleasant bar staff. All in all I would recommend this Hotel."
Reviewed on Jul 23, 2026
Hotel Maxim
"Great"
Reviewed on Jul 22, 2026
Best Western CTC Hotel Verona
Hotel Leon d'Oro
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Novo Hotel Rossi
Hotel Milano & Spa
Truly Verona
Engazza Hotel & Travel Guide
Thinking about taking that trip to Verona? To experience it as the locals do, reserve places to hang your hat which are near to the heart of Engazza. With 5 hotels on Travelocity within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius of the center and surrounds of Engazza, it will be easy to find somewhere suitable.
There are only a few Travelocity-listed hotels within an easy walk from the downtown precinct of Engazza. The Piccolo Hotel Nogara is an ideal choice because it is a mere 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.
Have a look at the Grand Relais The Gentleman of Verona - Guest House along with the Due Torri Hotel. The Grand Relais The Gentleman of Verona - Guest House is situated just 17 miles (27 kilometers) from central Engazza. The Due Torri Hotel, is located just 17 miles (28 kilometers) away. Alternatively you could book a room at the Locanda Ippopotamo or the Hotel Gabbia d'Oro.
Once you and your traveling partner have spent some time in Engazza, how about you tour a bit more of the area? The Veneto area is home to plenty of things to offer tourists. Photograph the scenery of Veneto's beaches and coastal plains. In addition you could explore many of the region's ruins. In this fascinating part of Italy adventurous travelers might also try their hand at snowboarding.
Valpolicella is 25 miles (41 kilometers) to the north of Engazza and boasts Tommasi Viticoltori and Serego Alighieri Winery. Valpolicella rooms include the Villa Gesi and Hotel Valpolicella International. 17 miles (28 kilometers) to the northwest of Engazza, you can find Sommacampagna, which features the Agriturismo Cà Giulietta and Hotel Antares. Should you choose to stay in Sommacampagna, be sure to explore the Golf Club Verona and Equestrian Sporting Club Paradiso.
Just because you are far from home, who says that you can't indulge in your love for stadium sports. You'll find Arena di Verona 17 miles (27 kilometers) to the north of Engazza. Sports fans that need to find a Travelocity-listed room in the area surrounding the stadium should look at the Palazzo Victoria or the Escalus Luxury Suites Verona.
Valerio Catullo Airport is a primary entry point for those flying into and leaving Engazza. It can be found 16 miles (25 kilometers) from the downtown area. For wise travelers who would find it convenient to find a base nearby, book a room at Hotel Veronesi La Torre or Residence Cà di Capri.
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Recent Engazza hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hotel Giulietta e Romeo
"This was my second time to stay at this hotel. The location is great - it’s a few minutes walk from the arena. All the staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is of good quality with lots of choices. However, the small single room I had on this visit was extremely expensive. While I understand that prices increase when the opera is on - €315.00 (inclusive of taxes and city taxes) is very high for such a tiny room. I didn’t even get a complementary bottle of water even though the weather was extremely hot. There was also a small issue as the soap dispenser in my room was broken - it was lying in the sink. It took two visits to the room to repair this while I waited in reception. I did appreciate being given a coffee while I waited. I will certainly look at other hotels on my next visit to Verona if the hotel is this expensive. I do plan to visit again as I thoroughly enjoyed the opera at such a historic venue."
