i stayed because of the memories, i would not go back. the bathrooms are ancient and poorly upkept. This is a baglioni and claims to be a 5 star, but they insisted i pay cash for my parking upon check out. they would not add it to my bill. the place was depressing. more

We visited Verona for the opera - stayed 3 nights at the Baglioni. Our trip had been organised by Railbookers - their lack of attention to detail marred an otherwise enjoyable holiday. The 'classic' room at the Baglioni - recommended by Railbookers -was far below the expected standard - inferior to many 3 star hotels in Verona. We had travelled... more

Sure the location is fine and so is the buidling but the food is zero: no tomatoes at breakfast (unless you ask) and the table s are so tiny you do not have room enough for the food and the drinks! Besides the rooms are so so re cleanness: I found a used cotton pas under the bed. As to... more

This was my second stay at the Due Torre Baglioni - the Hotel is ideally situated in the centre of Verona (walking distance from Piazza delle Erbe) but in a quite location. The lobby's stunning decor welcomes you to this traditional although very comfortable hotel. Comfy rooms with high ceilings, murano glass in a historical building ... Flawless in its... more

Stayed at the Due Torri in order to see Aida at the Arena. The building itself is spectacular, particularly the lobby-lounge. The room itself was lovely, with everything you would expect for this standard of hotel, and it was well situated. However it was disapointing that there was no way to watch Wimbledon or indeed find any English news stations.... more

I stayed at this hotel for two nights when in Verona for business. It's location is very good for tourist sights and for some great restaurants. Whilst they class themselves as 5 star, it's not the standard of quality you expect from other 5 star hotels in the world. It's very Italian and very European. The rooms have lots of... more

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Duo Torri. This hotel has charm and class and each room is very different without the normal hotel look, we had a room with its own balcoly on the 4th floor and an atmospheric view across the roof tops. The dinning area was great and served very good food the Lamb is especially... more

We stayed in the Due Torri Hotel Baglioni in June 2008 and paid £404 per night for a double room. The hotel interior is fairly dark and could almost be classed as 'gothic'. We were shown up to our room but it appeared small and drab so we requested a better room and were willing to pay whatever supplement was... more

Well, things have changed at the Due Torri. I, as most people only read the reviews after returning. Good Job too, as things have obviously changed significantly at the Du Torri. We arrived to great service to the room - nice clear guides in the beautiful room. Excellent levels of service with many extra touches. Bowl of fruit in the... more