Hotels near Maxi Di S.r.l., Bussolengo

The hotel is on the outskirts of Verona. It takes 15 minutes to drive to Verona city. The garden is very beautiful, the birds and flowers are fragrant, the landlord and the family are very friendly, the room is large and the sanitation is very clean, the neighborhood is idyllic, and it is also close to the airport. If you have a car, it is suitable. Free parking.

The location of West Point Hotel is quite strategic with Decathlon and Iper Familia across the street. The bus station is around 200 meter away. Actually it is much nearer if the side gate is opened. We took bus from Verona Porta Nuova to Dossobuono and dropped in front of Decathlon, walked a little bit and we reached the hotel. The breakfast was abundant and had many varieties. The room was clean and tidy, enough for single traveler like me.

Bel hotel personale molto gentile e disponibile, stanza grande con bagno ampio con doccia grande, posizione ottima, colazione con molta varietà, contattato la struttura mi hanno permesso di accedere alla stanza prima dell’orario previsto dal check-in, avendo la moto coi bagagli volendo fare un giro per Verona!

The hotel is 12km from city center, in the middle of an industrial zone, so location for families is less than ideal. Ample parking. We reserved our two rooms two months in advance, on checkin we wanted to verify they are together and were told ‘they’re on the same floor’ sure they were, on completely separate sides of the floor. Concerned for our kids safety we had to split. But the worst was the breakfast. Frozen pancakes, lots of finished products not replaced with fresh trays (even ran out of scrambled eggs). In the end had to go elsewhere and buy breakfast. Bonus: Hotel is kept very clean.

General overview; feels quite relaxing and quiet, is away from the hustle and bustle of the bigger settlements, a little too far to walk to Lazise in peak summer heat but possible in colder months. Sometimes felt quite unwelcoming and sometimes outright rude by staff. See tips at end of review. ❌ if the people in the neighbouring rooms decide to do...anything...you will be pretty well informed about it. There are lots of noises and they are very audible. ❌ very little in the way of rule enforcement; children running around the spa area, jumping in the pool, playing on the treadmills when children are supposed to be accompanied in that area and the spa area is supposed to be a quiet area. Spa staff were constantly busy with massages etc, but lifeguards never, ever seen except for opening and closing parasols. ❌ regular bad smells in the bathroom seeming to come from drain in the shower. ✅ some staff really helpful, such as the man who looked like a floor manager who wore a white shirt, who seemed to thrive off guests having a good time. ❌ Other staff seemed really bothered if we asked for anything, and came across as rude. See separate review for restaurant. ✅ good room and bathroom size, and shower was great ✅ bed is okay and very large which is great for tall people like me! ❌ Bed never properly made. No fitted sheet, and came loose really easily, exposing the mattress. ✅❌ Bottles of water in fridge, but not made clear that they're free. ✅ breakfast is pretty standard. ✅ separate pools for families/adults mean there is a quiet area for those wanting it, and the adults area has the best view of the mountains ❌ spa area is hard to book, especially weekends, as there seems to be only 2 staff. ✅ Spa area has good sunbathing beds, away from most noise, a good spot for reading or sunbathing if the outdoor seats are taken, and the pool is warmer than the outside ones but is much quieter. The signs aren't great to help you find your way around. Massages were very good. - tips; get to breakfast early, before half 8, if you want quiet breakfast - nearest bus stop is outside Rock Star, you can use underpass that is within Canevaworld car park to get there - buses very unreliable. If you go on Google Maps and click on the bus stop, it shows you where each bus is - if buying tickets with cash on board, you are given a stub which you then scan in the red machine, QR code up. If paying by card, scan on and scan off - be careful if walking down to the lake; we went down the side of Rock Star, got to the lake, turned right, and the entire route is camp sites until Lazise, you can't get back to the roads, was a very uncomfortable walk in the heat - would recommend the Opera in Verona and also the Valpolicella wine tasting with a transfer (at cost) from Verona very highly

Amazing value, great location, polite staff and very clean. 5 Star! I wanted to take this moment to iron out any concerns. Yes the hotel may be of a certain age and yes there may be areas that require updating but PLEASE don’t let this put off booking. We arrived late due to a delay and we were welcomed by a member of staff in the early hours (2am to be exact) who was very friendly and gave us all the information we needed in terms of breakfast and room service. Initially we had feared the reception would be closed but thankfully all was well. Breakfast - being vegan I was worried about this but I did not have to worry. There is a wide selection of fruit (much of it organic), beautiful watermelon, seeded grapes, apricots, peaches etc. Plus, cereals (inc. gluten free options), rice milk, soya milk, fresh bread, jams and more. There were also salad /savoury options available. For non vegans, there is lots to choose from including meats, eggs, cheeses, a wide array of cakes, cereals, croissants and much more. A good range of drinks available too! Bottled water, juices, tea, coffee and more! The room - Very clean throughout with daily room service (including fresh towels daily) We had room 409. A wonderful view overlooking vineyards and a small village heading towards Lazise (well worth a visit). Also great for sunsets! Transport. We recommend renting a car - we only stayed 4 nights but this proved to be the winning ticket where we were able to collect (and drop off) from the airport vs. What may have been a lengthy shuttle transfer. We recommend touring Lake Garda, there is so much to see, the people are great and the charm of the villages/architecture/scenery around the lake is really breathtaking. It takes about 4 hours to lap the lake, recommend in stages to get the best experience. Verona is very close to too (approx 35 minutes by car) and well worth the visit. If you’re feeling ambitious, Venice is 1.5 hours away by car (we plan on visiting when we return) You’ll not go hungry, the food is extremely plentiful and affordable wherever you are in and around the lake (plenty of vegan options too) To summarise, if you’re looking for somewhere with charm, good honest people and service with a smile this is the one. Don’t let a few minor faults with the hotel put you off a holiday to remember. If like us, we were there to experience the culture, the scenery, the people, the food,..not to live in the hotel and pick out small irrelevant faults like cracked bathroom tiles and worn paintwork, this is unrealistic. We look forward to returning in the future and send our best wishes to the staff!

The beds are nice to sleep. Personal very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is different from expected and could be a bit more extensive for a 4-star hotel.

Bed, or rather terrible beds. The double bed was two single beds that separate making noise as soon as you move, if you're not careful you'll fall in the middle. The mattress is very thin and too soft especially considering the bed base. Uncomfortable is an understatement. Excellent location with convenient parking. Adequate continental buffet breakfast. Cleanliness and room services in line with the price. I won't stay here again until they change the beds.