Bed Art stick to Giulietta’s house

Bed Art stick to Giulietta’s house Overview

First Impressions

When I first climbed up to the third floor of this historic building on Via Stella, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect from Bed Art stick to Giulietta’s house. The name itself is quirky — sort of artistic and playful — which actually gives you a pretty good hint about what you’re walking into. This four-star place sits right in the Città Antica, and I mean right in the thick of things. You’re literally steps away from Juliet’s famous balcony, which explains the Shakespeare reference in the name.

Location That Actually Matters

Look, I’ve stayed in plenty of places that claim to be “centrally located,” but this one delivers. You’re in the real heart of Verona — not some tourist-trap version of it, but the actual medieval streets where locals still live and work. The location score of 9.9 isn’t just marketing fluff; couples especially seem to get it, rating it the same for romantic getaways. You can walk to Piazza delle Erbe in about three minutes, hit the Arena di Verona in five, and honestly, you’ll stumble across half a dozen incredible little osterie just wandering around the neighborhood.

The Space Itself

The room has this interesting art-focused vibe that feels intentional without being pretentious. It’s not trying too hard to be boutique-y, you know? The space feels thoughtfully designed — like someone actually considered how you’d move around and use it, rather than just making it look good for photos. Being on the third floor means you get some nice views of the medieval rooftops, and the windows actually open properly, which is surprisingly rare in these old buildings.

Practical Stuff That Works

Here’s something I appreciated — they’ve got parking available on site, which is honestly a small miracle in this part of Verona. If you’ve ever tried to navigate these narrow streets with a rental car, you’ll understand why that’s huge. The building itself is historic, so don’t expect modern hotel amenities like a spa or fancy lobby, but everything you actually need is there and works well. The staff seems to genuinely know the area too, not just the standard tourist recommendations.

Why Guests Love It

What really sets this place apart is how it balances being right in the action without feeling touristy. You’re close enough to all the Shakespeare sites that you could visit Juliet’s house in your pajamas (though I wouldn’t recommend it), but you’re also in a real neighborhood where you’ll hear Italian conversations drifting up from the street. The 9.4 rating makes sense when you experience it — it’s not perfect, but it gets the important things right. You’ll fall asleep to the sound of footsteps on ancient stones and wake up ready to explore one of Italy’s most romantic cities without having to trek across town to get anywhere worth going.

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