Via A. da Legnago 11
Verona, 37033 Nightly Rates(104.58 - 156.86)
Property Description
Quiet, welcoming and modern hotel situated in a green area 5 km from the centre of Verona. Thecosy rooms with a small balcony have; sat TV, direct dial telephone, minibar, safe deposit,air-conditioning, private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. The restaurant offers its guestsgood quality cuisine with charateristic dishes prepared in a genuine way. Location: A fewminutes from the Verona Est turnpike exit. Easy to reach from the Verona Fairgrounds and fromthe Valerio Catullo Airport. Hotel Brandoli awaits you with its customary efficiency andwillingness to please.
Amenities
Free Parking
Garden View
Pets Allowed
TV
WC
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Mountain View
Indoor Parking
Hairdryers Available
Valet Parking
TV Remote Control
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Meal Plan - Bed and Breakfast
Shower
Elevators
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Jogging Track
Breakfast
Cribs Available
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Radio
Shopping Mall
Iron
220 AC
24 Hour Front Desk
Terrace
Smoke Detectors
FAX
Doctor on Call
Bus Parking
Bus Parking
Phone Service
Lunch
Mini Bar
Lounge
Laundry/Valet Services
In Room Movies
Safe
Restaurant
Parlor
Toilet
Fire Alarm with Light
Bidet
Refrigerator
Room Service
Wheel Chair Access
Parking
Balcony
Coffee Maker in Room
International Direct Dial
Air Conditioned
Dinner
Wake-up Service
Copy Service
Brailled Elevators
Laundry Service
Ice Machine
Ironing Board
Telephone
Outdoor Parking
Concierge Desk
Room Information
DBLST
:
Standard double room for two people, one large bed. Double room for 2 people, with balcony, private bathroom with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
DUSST
:
Single room for one person, one large bed. Single room (1 double bed) for 1 person, with balcony, private bath with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
QUAST
:
Quad room for 4 people, 1 large and 2 single beds. Quad room for 4 people with balcony, private bathroom with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
TPLS2
:
Triple room for 3 people, 1 large and 1 single bed. Triple room for 3 people with balcony, private bathroom with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
TPLST
:
Standard triple room for three people, with 3 beds. Triple room for 3 people with balcony, private bathroom with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
TWNST
:
Standard double room for two people with 2 beds. Double room for 2 people, with balcony, private bathroom with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
SGLLX
:
Single room (1 person) with bath. Single room (1 double bed) for 1 person, with balcony, private bath with hair-dryer, sat TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1990
Renovated in 2003
34 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
By car: from the motorway A4 towards Venezia, exit "Verona East". Drive towards Valpantena, Tangenziale Est - exit Montorio.By train: from the "Verona Porta Nuova" railway station you can reach us by urban bus n. 13, n. 14 and n. 92 by platform A towards "Montorio" (about 20 minutes) or by taxi (about 10 minutes).
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Guarantee Policy
At the moment of the reservation a credit card number with expiration date will be requested as guarantee.
Cancellation Policy
Without charge until 3 days before arrival. One night's rate if you cancel later. The cancellation are not accepted during the stay.
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