Hotel Torcolo

Vicolo Listone, 3, Verona, Veneto, 37121, Italy | 2 star hotel

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Never Eat On Sundays

A travel blog entry by alyssa2012italy

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... br> I am on page 4 of my essay and i only have one more page to go with three-ish days to do that and the presentation for it. then i am studying my butt off for the finals. i have compiled an Italian study guide already so that is helpful at least.

i am working on a draft of my CJ essay for this week so it can be done in advance in case she makes us do it in class again. ...

Milan

A travel blog entry by alyssa2012italy

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Woke up at 530 grabbed breakfast with cappuchino<3 and hopped on a long train. We hopped on the metro and got to the duomo, we bought lift tickets because both of our legs were in a lot of pain. We went through the church, couldn't find the lift of course and most of the church was blocked off at that point, So we circled around and found the baptistery - the ancient ruins of the first church that was originally there - it was ...

Verona

A travel blog entry by alyssa2012italy

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... I had bought a very big bottle earlier for only .65 cents so I was all set. After dinner Sara hobbled me down to my bridge (Ponte pietro) to see it lit at night but it wasn't :( and my knee is in agony at this point I can't even walk on the cobbled streets without having to rest each step... then I got distracted by a very pretty santa's village - santa's house included! We got a little lost and sara asked for some directions from ...

Romeo! Romeo! Translation: Desperate! Desperate!

A travel blog entry by amandajoy09

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... was inspired by one person's poem who was inspired by an Italian novella that was written about something that really happened. There was a civil war of sorts happening in Verona in 1300 between two political factions, the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. The ruling prince--Prince Bartolomeo I della Scala--was trying to keep peace between them. Dante, a guest of the prince's during this time, mentioned "Capulet" and "Montague" in his "Purgatorio." Those are the facts. ...

Travel days are boring

A travel blog entry by travelsofmarty

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... everyone in the line behind her also trying to get missed connections.....finally I am next in line and there are three minutes till the train......here is my dilemma; do I go down to the platform and hope for the best, or get the tickets sorted knowing there will be another train in 30 minutes anyway. I figure I have waited this long, I'll get the tickets and am confident Paul will wait if I'm not there; wrong! When I get to the platform, he's gone. At first I think maybe ...

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Location

This 2 star hotel, located on Vicolo Listone, 3, Verona, is near Arena di Verona, I Portoni della Bra, and APT Arena.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Torcolo Verona

    Great Value in an Excellent Location

    from daria

    My husband and I stayed at the Torcolo last month based partially on reviews from this site. I am happy to report that we were not disappointed.

    The Torcolo is a simple hotel that, honestly, does not have any charm or quaintness in its appearance, but that is clean, comfortable and well located.

    Our room was large for European standards with a big dresser and plenty of room for our suitcases and walking around. There was a phone. There was also a nice sized bathroom with shower. We did not get the breakfast as we wanted to save money, so we only paid E 90.00 for our double room.

    The hotel is located just off of the piazza that is right in front of the arena, so we could easily walk to all of the major sites including the arena, the Castello Vecchio, the church, the gardens, etc. We were also steps from the wonderful main shopping street, and restaurants.

    The service was friendly and professional. We received a wake-up call on request, and a cab was called for us to get to the train station.

    For the price, this place cannot be beat. I would definitely stay there again.

    Perfect!

    from sciencegirl81

    I booked this hotel after reading the comments on the TripAdvisor website, and I certainly was not disappointed! My partner was dubious, but agreed as soon as we arrived that the hotel was wonderful, especially for a 2 star. You wouldn't get service and facilities like this for the same price in many destinations.

    We had room 32, which was very romantic, and were told that we had been put in there because we were a young couple (obviously looking like we needed some romance!). The room was immaculate, as was the bathroom, with lovely low windows, and was much bigger then I had expected.

    The staff were so helpful and kind, we had a really perfect stay. For breakfast we opted for going out to a cafe, to save money, but I would recommend this anyway as you get to mingle with real Italians on their way to work! What more could you ask for?

    Great service

    from syd

    We spent 8 nights here and Caterina and staff were all terrific. You can't expect much from the facilities for a 2-star hotel, but the location, owner (Sylvia) and staff - especially Caterina made Verona a special place.

    Ask Caterina for her favourite restaurants and you can't go wrong. She suggested Al Pompiere and it was so good we spent two meals there.

    Children are welcome, and for excellent value, you can't beat Torcolo.

    Beautiful place to stay!

    from anonymous

    Hotel Torcolo is the best place to stay when you are in Verona. We found it years ago and we always return: the staff is friendly and nice, rooms are clean, price is cheap considering that you are right in front of Arena... and cats are welcome too! Hotels like this is what you miss in other Italian towns.

    Torcolo is excellent

    from anonymous

    Torcolo is excellent. Definitely deservers to be more than 2 stars.

    Very clean and spacious. One of the very few Italian hotels that actually have double beds instead if two singles side-by-side. Staff speak English and are very helpful.

    No Flaws Found

    from anonymous

    My wife and I stayed at the Torcolo on 10-9-03. We enjoyed the hotel very much. It was clean, friendly, perfectly located, and reasonably priced. We dealt with Caterina, an extremely conscientious front desk employee. Because another Trip Advisor User had commented on problems with Room 14, we asked to see it. Happy to report that the room was fine (no smell and no mold). We look forward to returning.

    Friendly and helpful staff

    from tomwex

    This smallish hotel really near to the Piazza Bra and the Arena has no-frills rooms and the usual facilities, but the staff were friendly and helpful, keen to offer advice and spoke excellent English. See if you can get the deal without breakfast as this adds 20 Euros to the price and is not really worth it!

    Only One Flaw

    from anonymous

    This hotel is a great value. We spent four nights in June 2003. The location is perfect, the staff and management are friendly and helpful, breakfast is good, and the price is reasonable. Cleaniness could be better (the showers were full of mold). The only serious problem is in Room 14, which smells like sewage. My daughter's room next to our's had no sewage smell. The hotel owner insisted the smell was a floor cleaner, but the floor did not smell. Otherwise a great place, I would stay in this hotel again, but not in room 14.

    Just about perfect

    from anonymous

    We stopped here overnight on our way to Lake Garda. I'd booked it based on the other web review, and the Rough Guide recommendation. It was nearly perfect. I would return, and, what's more telling, I would recommend it to my mother.It's right off the Piazza Bra, just steps from the Arena and the best people-watching cafes. The room was larger than I expected, with antique furniture and a large bathroom (shower only in our room). The beds were comfy, and we both had a good night's sleep (though there was some street noise -- narrow streets and Italians on motorbikes).It has a lift.It's central to everything, the owners are friendly and helpful and will give you a map marked up to show you the best places to see. A great value!

    A gem in the heart of Verona!

    from anonymous

    My husband and I came across this delightful establishment by accident and since then have been returning on a regular basis for several years. The Torcolo is run by two delightful ladies who make your stay a delight- Signore Diana and Silvia. The hotel is comfortable with a quiet elegance. It is in a wonderful location, literally a few steps from the Arena, and close to all other attractions. Verona is a safe city, in which I love to wander, and is a short drive or train trip from other fascinating towns of the Veneto such as Vicenza, Padova and is a wonderful base to visit Venice from. The ladies and friendly staff at the Torcolo are always ready to advise and assist you. I had to think twice about writing this, in case our little 'find' became too popular- it certainly deserves to be.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Torcolo Verona

    4.50 of 5 stars Outstanding