Aurelia Rooms

Aurelia Rooms Overview

You know, I stumbled upon Aurelia Rooms kind of by accident last spring when I was in Verona for a quick getaway – I mean, I’d just hopped off the train at Porta Nuova station, and honestly, it’s only a five-minute walk down that bustling Corso Porta Nuova street, dodging the occasional scooter and the smell of fresh pastries from those little bakeries along the way. The hotel’s tucked right there at number 60, in this elegant old building that blends right into the historical centre without screaming “tourist trap.” First impression? The entrance is unassuming, with these heavy wooden doors that creak just a bit when you push them open – like stepping into someone’s well-kept townhouse rather than a sterile hotel lobby. Check-in was a breeze; the staff (mostly locals, from what I could tell) were chatty but efficient, handing over my key with a quick tip about avoiding the crowds at the Arena di Verona by going early morning. Oh, and parking – if you’re driving, forget it on the street; it’s a nightmare with all the ZTL zones, but they pointed me to a nearby garage on Via Roma that’s not too pricey, about 20 euros a day.

What really sold me on the place was how it felt like a cozy base for exploring Verona without the over-the-top luxury vibe – it’s rated 8.4 for a reason, you know? My room was on the second floor, overlooking the corso, with these tall windows that let in that golden Italian sunlight (though, fair warning, it can get a tad noisy in the evenings with folks heading to dinner spots). The bed was plush, sheets crisp and smelling faintly of lavender – probably from whatever detergent they use – and there was a little balcony where I sipped my morning espresso, watching the city wake up. Breakfast isn’t some massive buffet, but it’s solid: fresh croissants, local cheeses, and decent coffee served in a small communal area that feels more like a friend’s kitchen than a dining hall. I loved wandering out to Piazza Bra, just a 10-minute stroll away, or crossing the Ponte Pietra for those riverside views of the Adige – especially magical at sunset when the water turns all pink and gold. And get this, it’s quiet after 10 PM despite being central; no blaring horns or party crowds like you’d get closer to the nightlife on Via Mazzini. One minor gripe? The Wi-Fi can be spotty if you’re trying to stream something – but hey, who needs Netflix when you’ve got Verona’s streets to explore?

All in all, if you’re after a spot that feels authentic to the city – sort of like staying with a stylish aunt who knows all the hidden gelato spots – Aurelia Rooms is a winner. It’s not flawless; the bathrooms are compact, and during peak season like July’s opera festival, you might hear echoes from the Arena if your window’s open. But for a 4-star that’s actually affordable (I paid around 120 euros a night), it punches above its weight. I’d go back in a heartbeat, especially in the shoulder months when Verona’s less mobbed and you can really soak in that romantic, historic charm without the hassle. Trust me, it’s the kind of place that makes you linger a bit longer over breakfast, plotting your next adventure.

Reviews of Aurelia Rooms

• Divavita from Croatia – 2 April 2025 (9/10)

  Very nice, clean and spacious room with toilet. Great location, nearby train station and center of Verona.
  
  What could be improved: –

• Mustafa from United Kingdom – 29 March 2025 (9/10)

  Good location, very clean and prices are reasonable
  
  What could be improved: The insulation is not good. you can easily hear noice from street and other doors

• Jessica from Netherlands – 31 December 2024 (8/10)

  The location is really convenient. Located in between central station and city center. Walking distance to both. You can find pasticceria or cafe nearby easily
  
  What could be improved: It was a bit warm and noisy because close to the main street.

• Bettina from Romania – 18 December 2024 (9/10)

  What could be improved: Check-out was too early.

• Ricky from Sweden – 25 November 2024 (9/10)

  This is a very good location, close to the city center and close to the railway station. Clean and nice rooms. I ususally stay here if there is any rooms available for my business trips to Verona. Top notch!!

• Alison from United Kingdom – 5 October 2024 (9/10)

  Great location, minutes from both the station and Piazza Bra. Easy check-in and clear instructions for entry. Everything I needed in the room and bathroom, all very clean and comfortable.

• Ana from Portugal – 22 September 2024 (9/10)

  In between train station and Verona centre, which was great for us- walking distance to both sides. Very clean and comfortable. Good shower pressure. Lovely housekeeper. Had a water dispenser.
  
  What could be improved: No kettle or coffee machine. The double bed was two single ones push together.

• Andrei from Estonia – 29 July 2024 (7/10)

  Location was great for us and check-in was very easy. Ok for very short stay.
  
  What could be improved: Quite noisy and basically no view. Green light at entrance was way too bright at night.

• David from Spain – 29 July 2024 (8/10)

  Good location, fresh water available in the shared space.

• Cristhian from Switzerland – 22 July 2024 (9/10)

  The place was very clear, super comfortable and amazing location. Great place to stay when visiting Verona if you want to walk everywhere easily.

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