Best Western Plus Hotel De Capuleti

This is a fantastic hotel for a short break or business trip. It is clean and comfortable with a great value breakfast. The welcome drink every evening was a nice touch too. The staff were helpful and gave us some good restaurant recommendations. The spa was relaxing after a long journey. Great location for walking everywhere. less

The Hotel De Capuleti was a late replacement when we realised that our first choice was a little too far out from the city, and although I'm sure the first was a fine hotel, what a great decision. Ideally placed for all the sites and a short walk to a host of great restaurants and bars, this place was ideal. The staff were welcoming, warm and efficient, the breakfast excellent (and cheap at €5), bar prices fair and the room was both comfortable and spotlessly clean. Special mention to Sara on reception and the charming and helpful night porter (whose name escapes me). less

The hotel is located within an easy 10 minute walk of Piazza Bra and the Arena. The rooms were nicely finished, service was excellent from everyone we spoke to and the breakfast was superb for only 5 euros. The only slight drawback was the aircon being turned off at this time of year, despite the unseasonably warm weather on the weekend we were there. At least the door could be hinged and tipped so we got ventilation at night. They offer a free drink every evening, which is a nice touch in this day and age. We would definitely book again, well impressed with everything. less

The room was pleasant, clean, comfortable. The staff at the front desk was very helpful. The best part was breakfast for 5 euros. It was a great spread--hot food, coffee, juices, cereals, pastries, fruit, etc. less

We came to see Juliet's balcony and ended up really enjoying the town, but especially the opera. The hotel is about a 5-10 minute walk from Arena di Verona. Very close and we felt very safe walking back to the hotel after watching "Turandot", which was around midnight. It seemed like places were still open to feed the opera-goers. We were also hungry, but decided to hoof it back to the hotel. The rooms are clean and breakfast is basic. The restaurant just up the hill through the gates is fantastic. Between my niece and I, we ordered enough food for 6 people. Of course we didn't eat everything, but we tried. Everything was fantastic, even when we had it he leftovers later in the day. Wish I had the name of the restaurant, but I don't. You just have to walk up the street, cross it, turn right and you'll see it. Find it and you won't regret it. And Juliet's balcony was packed, not like in the movie "Letters to Juliet", but worth finding. You'll also see Juliet's statue and you may or may not decide to do the breast thing. I had my niece do it, but I definitely did not. less