Hotel Information

Property Description

Travellers’ Choice Award 2023
~ TripAdvisor
Experts’ Choice Award 2022
~ Tripexpert
Global Biorisk Advisory Council® (GBAC) STAR™ Accreditation 2021
acknowledging the most stringent protocols for cleaning, disinfection and infectious disease prevention in the hotel’s facilities
100 Italian Excellences, Hotels
~ Forbes Italy and So Wine So Food 2020 Guide of Italian Excellences
Customer Excellence Award 2019
~ British Airways Holidays

A stone’s throw from Juliet’s famous balcony, the magnificent Due Torri Hotel is situated in the historic center of Verona, near the church of Sant’Anastasia, Piazza Bra and the Arena.Guests are drawn to the hotel for its superb furnishings, exceptional service and rich history. Known as Dell’Aquila Palace since the 14th century, and formerly owned by the prestigious Scaligeri family (Lords of Verona), the palace became an inn in 1674 and a grand hotel in 1882. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was once a guest of the hotel, which also served as the setting for the coronation in exile of Louis XVII of France and the signing of the treaty of Villafranca.

Spacious and inviting, its elegant rooms and suites are furnished with authentic period items in the Beidermeier or Empire style and outfitted with the most advanced technology. Precious tapestries drape the walls and bathrooms are of the finest pink marble.

Named for the world-renowned opera singer who often stayed at the Due Torri, the Maria Callas Suite is among the most requested in the hotel and overlooks the beautiful Piazza Santa Anastasia with its famous church.

The hotel’s new restaurant, Bistrot al 2 – inside the impressive Eagle room designed by Gualtiero Marchesi – offers light lunch and fine dining dinner menus daily.

Top Due Torri Hotel Selling Points

• The oldest and most prestigious five-star hotel in Verona
• The only hotel in Verona to be a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, Virtuoso, Serandipians and The Hotel Collection by Amex
• Ideal location in Verona’s historic center, near the church of Saint Anastasia, a stone’s throw from Juliet’s famous balcony, Piazza Bra and the world-famous Arena.
• Short distance from the airport (20 min.) and train station (7-10 min.).
• Set within a historic palace dating back to the 14th century.
• Bistrot al 2 restaurant – housed inside the impressive Eagle room designed by Gualtiero Marchesi – offers the opportunity to experience Italian haute cuisine amidst a meaningful part of Verona’s history.
• 89 individually decorated rooms — all spacious, practical and furnished with rare antiques.
• Connecting and adjoining rooms for family travelers.
• A tranquil Winter Garden with an olive-tree-embellished gazebo ideal for aperitifs.
• Panoramic Terrace and Gourmet Grill Restaurant for dining with sweeping views of Verona’s treasures.
• All rooms with pure linen bed sheets and hypoallergenic duvet; all bathrooms with luxurious marble and Culti amenities.
• Seven meeting rooms, including the Casarini Room with original, circus-themed frescoes by Pino Casarini.
• Valuable 16th-century paintings in the hotel’s public spaces.
• Highly personalized service throughout the guest’s stay.
• Dedicated meeting and incentive team.
• Exceptional concierge staff connecting guests to Verona’s most sought-after events.

Top Verona Selling Points

• A charming destination between Milan and Venice and a short distance from Bologna and Florence. Travel by train from Verona to Rome in no more than 3 hours with the National Fast Train lines.
• The “Capital of Eternal Love,” with a rich literary heritage as the setting of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet; Juliet’s Balcony is a popular attraction for visitors.
• The Arena, renowned as the largest Roman amphitheater open to the public and the site of one of the world’s most important Opera Festivals each summer.
• An exceptional wine and food destination; some of Italy’s most important wines, including Amarone, are produced on the Valpolicella hills surrounding the city.
• An authentic Italian destination with elegant boutiques and great shopping possibilities.
• The Palladian Villas, a collection of wealthy country homes dating to the 16th century on the route from Verona to Venice, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake, is just 20 minutes away.

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