Hostels Verona

07/18/2008

Book the best hostels and budget accommodations in Verona

The most affordable, unique and enjoyable way to experience this area is to stay in a Verona hostel. Hostels in Verona range from spartan to luxurious, from the heart of Old Verona to hilltops overlooking vineyards ten kilometers outside of the city. What the Verona hostels do have in common are affordability and the opportunity to meet great people in Verona’s most beautiful and interesting areas.

If you are a history or architecture buff, or just a romantic, Verona, Italy is a must-see. This beautiful city of narrow, winding streets and piazzas was part of the Roman Empire and her history is apparent everywhere in her Roman, Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

It was in fair Verona that Shakespeare laid the scene for his famous romantic tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare festivals are still held in the city’s first-century Roman Theatre, within walking distance from some of the hostels in Verona, as are the wonderful outdoor operas that take place nightly in the Arena, a huge outdoor amphitheatre, all summer.

Verona also has a thriving nightlife and a diverse arts scene. She rests on lush, fecund ground and is surrounded by vineyards, olive plantations and other agriculture.

If you are looking for a Verona hostel in summer, check out the Residenza Universitaria 'Campofiore' at Vicolo Campofiore 2. Because it is a University residence, this hostel in Verona’s historic centre is only open during this season. Its furnishings are basic, but the building is newly restored, the rooms are clean and air conditioned, and the price is excellent. Most of its 30 rooms have private bathrooms.

The friendly staff at Campofiore can recommend hotspots and discos, as well as historic sites for you to enjoy. While reception closes at 1am, guests receive keys at check-in so the hostel is open to them 24 hours. The hostel provides travel information, use of a kitchen and common area, laundry facilities and luggage storage for backpackers and budget travelers. Groups, children and pets are welcome. It is wheelchair accessible, and you can choose between single or double private rooms and female, male and mixed dorms.

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The Backpackers Hostel Verona, at Piazzale L.A. Scuro 12, is another Verona hostel that is easy on your travel budget. As with many outstanding hostels, the Backpackers Hostel in Verona’s greatest feature is its staff. They come from all over, understand the special interests of budget and independent travellers, know all the best places to visit in and around the city and are happy to tell you about them. They are also available at reception 24 hours a day. The hostel itself has three kitchens, a common room, a games room, a bar and a restaurant, providing ample opportunity to meet and spend time with other travellers.

The Backpackers Hostel Verona is located 15 minutes by bus from Verona Porta Nuova, the city’s primary railway station. Each of its 41 rooms is comfortable, furnished and has private facilities, and you can choose from private rooms and male, female or mixed dorms. Groups, children and pets are welcome, and it is wheelchair accessible. There are lockers, luggage storage and Internet access for backpackers, and breakfast is provided. This independent Verona hostel is only open during summer, when the city is at the peak of its artistic splendour.

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The Residenza Muropadri is the sort of hostel Verona’s romantic reputation is built on. Located at via Muro Padri 8, this bed and breakfast style accommodation is a favourite among Verona hostels, receiving rave reviews from guests. It is located in the centre of town, next to the Giusti Gardens and a short walk from the Arena, the Roman Theatre, and the Piazza delle Erbe.

Buffet breakfast and refreshments are free, children and pets are welcome, and you’ll be treated to hotel-style luxuries like slippers, towels, soap, television and private bathrooms at hostel prices. It is the charming, bohemian atmosphere, however, the classical music, the kind and accommodating host and the tasteful, vintage furnishings that distinguish the Residenza Muropadri from other hostels in Verona. Take time in the lounge to read from their international book and magazine selection, or just take in the view of Verona. Be sure to visit the terrific bakery downstairs!

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Whether you are taking your whole family, your one true love or are an independent traveler, whether you are on a tight backpacker’s budget or you simply enjoy the human contact and atmosphere inherent in hostels, at least one of the hostels, Verona offers, are perfect for your vacation to this most romantic, historic and scenic region.

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