Province Of Verona Hotels with Balcony

The fabric of the hotel is very good. Clean and fresh and so it should be as I believe it has recently been refurbished. If you want a hotel where there is daytime/night time entertainment this is not for you. It is generally a quiet relaxing hotel. Children are allowed but they will have to provide their own entertainment. There are three pools, one in the spa, one adults only and one that children can use. The pool bar was not in operation while we were there. The hotel is a 50 min walk from the town of Lazise on reasonable paths that are shared with cyclists. But you take your life in your own hands as the cyclists and scooter riders just fly past with no warning. A taxi into town costs 15-20 euro. There is no shuttle bus at the hotel even though it indicates there is on the trip advisor hotel listing. And to the reviewer who says it is a 5 min walk to the lake..you are wrong. I would say it is at least 15 mins and that includes a shortcut through a vineyard and a campsite. The rooms are a decent size. Storage for clothes could be improved with more drawer/shelf space. There is a fridge (no mini bar) which on arrival has two bottles of water in. It seems pot luck as to whether the water is replenished. A good size TV but maybe only 3 English channels (news). The bedside lamps are quite dim...not enough light to read by. All rooms have a balcony or terrace for ground floor. There was no milk to make hot drinks. We purchased some from the local supermarket. Breakfast is more or less typical for a holiday hotel. Fresh fruit..well melon and pineapple, yogurts. Continental style with meats and cheeses plus a pastry section. Don't expect a full English here.... there is bacon, fried egg and sausage but that is all. The food was a decent quality. There is a gripe I do have in that when the bread ran out we were tod it was finished and no more would be coming out.....this wasn't at the end of the breakfast sitting but with still 45 mins to go. NOT ACCEPTABLE. One thing that we observed was a family who loaded up breakfast food of all description including fresh fruit, as well as taking water bottles from the display and then blatantly took it back to their rooms. They took plates piled high and filled bags. It wasn't as if they were having breakfast in their rooms as they were eating breakfast in the dining room. They were clearly taking food to eat later in the day! The staff knew but did nothing. Maybe that is why they ran out of bread. We only dined in the evening twice. The menu is not extensive .....in fact there were only two choices of main meal. Other course were labelled starter, first course, second course, so maybe you are supposed to have one of each course because the size of the main dish is not huge. If you have a decent appetite you will need more than one course. The main problem with this hotel is the lack of staff. There was not enough waiting staff at all so tables were delayed in getting cleared and more importantly food

We did booked a room for 4 nights with City view. Got a room with Bamboo view - first floor above garage exit behind a hedge of Bamboor at 3 meters away from the balcony. Reclamation at the reception l earned thet first there were no rooms with city view, secondly it was our own mistake and shouild not book via Bookit. Than I left.... At checking out, the concept invoice was not correct. We have been here several times before Covid. Not sure if we will return

We have just returned from two wonderful weeks at Poiano Resort in the hotel. This is a lovely hotel in a beautiful setting. We had two standard rooms one of which had probably the best view I've ever had from a hotel balcony, the other one was pleasant although not as stunning. The rooms themselves were of a high standard equipped with ample storage space, fridge, TV, kettle and a hairdryer in a decent sized bathroom. Regular servicing/cleaning took place and were maintained to a high standard. The resort has a relaxed family feel but service levels are high particularly in the restaurant. We stayed half board and along with a good varied breakfast, enjoyed a set meal type menu in the evenings. We had wondered what the choice would be like in the evenings but need not have worried. There was salad bar, followed by two courses that you choose on the day then dessert buffet. The starter/mains were meat, fish and vegetarian choices and offered a lovely range of authentic Italian food. We tried lots of dishes which we probably wouldn't have done otherwise and never ate the same thing twice (except the tiramisu but when in Rome...) Absolutely delicious!!! Food and drink orders were taken at the table by the range of attentive waiters and the house wine was particularly good and only cost 2.5 Euros a glass. The resort has a large pool with lots of sunbeds, and other sporting facilities. There are some activities available in the day; football, water polo etc, which were fun options but didn't overly intrude on the peace. The local area is easy to explore by bus, or boat and plenty to keep both adults and 3 teenagers interested. Overall a fantastic holiday. Wish we were still there!

Really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Indigo. Great location in Verona, short walk from train station and in the other direction an easy walk to the gate and into the historic area, many options for eating and shopping. The front desk staff was very pleasant and helpful, offering suggestions and directions. The room was clean and comfortable perhaps a bit tight and as others have mentioned the shower was really small. Water pressure was an issue on a couple of mornings. The breakfast buffet was very good with many choices - we almost didn't need a lunch! The lobby bar offered wines by the glass and we enjoyed trying local wines and, of course, campari or aperol spritz after a day of sightseeing! I want to recognize James, whether serving in the breakfast room or the bar, his charming personality and assistance made our visit extra special!! We celebrated a couple of birthdays during our stay and James created tasty and beautifully presented appetizers to accompany our Prosecco!!

Great position for bus into town , good breakfast, nice coffee, bedrooms big beads cool with air con . Helpful staff, reasonable price 15 mins to town on bus 7 mins to bus and train station 2 euro about 12-15 in taxi all good easy check in. Ask about local pool platys centre great for cooling off 5 star facility for a swim as hotel has no pool. I slept well bed was fine huge

We have done a good few Eurocamps this one was well located if you have a car. However you are not allowed to drive your car into the actually place which means a walk or a golf buggy taxi service to your accommodation. I was expecting loads of mosquitoes as you are close to water and hundreds of trees there was some but nowhere as bad as Venice for sure. On site shop is a complete joke for prices out of control avoid avoid prices compared to the local super markets only 1 mile away martineaz was our choice which had everything and unreal prices 2 t bone steaks as an example €12 wine €2 to €4 processo €3 Parma freshly cut 10 slices highest standard $3 . The actually cooking facilities although basic were good. Fridge microwave cooker electric freezer. God send was we had an Air Con unit this is a must for me as temps got up to 37 I would suggest this is a must. The on site food restaurant take away was average at best has to be said and expensive for what you got. 2 small pizzas and chicken nuggets as an example will set you back €30 feels like snack food. Onsite swimming for young kids this is the best I have seen otherwise my review would be lower. However the entertainment in the evening is poor standard very poor indeed. The arcade for the kids is terrible and becarful with the rip of token scheme . Car parking on site is another problem very few spaces and most families bringing more than one car. There is a more adult pool called the Olympic pool which was easier to get sunbeds and had a pool bar drinks there where averaged proced €4 up . After 9pm though it really is be quiet they are very tough on that here. It is make your own entertainment really yahtzee here we go. There is a little gift shop to not much to write home about. But a good location to base yourself for a morning swim to lunchtime or set of to Verona in the car or Lake Garda plenty of great shopping or eating out spots to visit unlimited actually. If on a budget I would suggest a car and I would suggest buying your food from a local supermarket and cooking it will save a fortune and in general will be better. Plenty of cheap wine . I would go back but not without a car I think for those families flying in to this resort will be furious at the prices and lack of evening entertainment.

We had a very pleasant stay at this lotel. 5 minutes walk from the the arena, restaurants and shopping. Good breakfast and above all, friendly and helpful staff. The best: a good gelateria across the road and a small store next to it which offers delicious panini, cheeses, pasta, olive oil.

Stayed at the Eurocongressi for four night. My partner and I were greeted by the lovely ladies in reception. We were given our room and It was lovely. Had a lovely view of the village. The hotel is dated but that doesn’t take away the cleanliness. Our rooms were cleaned daily with fresh towels and rooms all mopped. There’s a good selection of cakes and pastries for breakfast and a few options of eggs and omelettes. Plenty to choose from. It’s in a good location, I would suggest hiring a car if you plan on travelling to sirmione. We absolutely loved our time at this hotel and in Italy. Definitely recommend it to anyone looking to stay here.

The location on a traffic-rich axis is acceptable for unique stay at closed windows. The quality and equipment of the hotel is excellent. The same can be said for breakfast.