Due Torri Hotel

The Due Torri Hotel is a thirteenth century building situated in the old city centre of Verona, next to the Church of Sant'Anastasia and a stone';s throw away from Romeo and Juliet';s famous balcony and the most important masterpieces of Veronese art. It is elegant and refined, and rightly famous throughout the world for the quality of its service and beauty of its furnishings.

The 89 soundproofed air-conditioned rooms are furnished with period pieces which give guests the impression of returning to the past. Guestrooms feature radio/stereo, two telephones, television with satellite channels, mini bar, safe deposit box, amenity kit, hairdryer, bathtub and shower.

"Bistrot al 2" is an integral part of the All Day Long gastronomic offer of the hotel. Located inside the Due Torri Hotel with a dedicated entrance, the bistrot opens up to the city, allowing everyone who wishes to savour a lunch or dinner to do so amidst the historic furnishings of an authentic city jewel. A unique way to discover an important part of Verona's history. The Eagle Room where the Bistrot is located, one of the most beautiful spaces within the hotel, was personally designed by Gualtiero Marchesi, the renowned Italian chef considered the "founder" of the new Italian cuisine and one of the world's most renowned chefs. We are proud to offer a quality gastronomic experience in such a prestigious setting.

The splendid fourteenth century foyer can be used for impressive exhibitions and banquets for up to 250 people. Other services include free wi-fi connection in all rooms and public areas, babysitting upon request, valet parking, laundry and pressing service, umbrellas, Internet and e-mail available at the reception, non-smoking rooms on request and a garage nearby with special rates for hotel guests.

From April till the end of September the Due Torri Hotel opens the Panoramic Terrace with Gourmet Grill Restaurant on top. The Panoramic Terrace is a unique location where our Guests can enjoy a lovely dinner or a tempting Italian cocktail while admiring the many treasures of the historic city centre of Verona