The Due Torri Hotel, luxury hotel situated in the historic centre of Verona, is near the church of Saint Anastasia, just a stone’s throw from Juliet’s famous balcony, Piazza Bra and the Arena, known throughout the world.

The Hotel - hosted in a XIV century palace, named "Dell’Aquila" - is numbered among the historical dwelling house of the city and it’s member of the Excellence Club of Verona & Lago di Garda Convention Bureau, which collect only the companies identified as seals of quality. Among the services offered by the structure, Due Torri Hotel is authorized reseller for Fondazione Arena di Verona.

ROOMS & SUITES
Rooms of the hotel are different from each other: spacious and practical spaces with unique and selected furnishings of rare prestige. Rooms are personalised with extreme care and passion for details. Entirely hand-crafted marble in warm tones, mosaic decorations, precious and refined textiles, pure linen bed sheets under hypoallergenic duvet and white, light cotton satin quilt covers: details designed for the pleasure of the senses.
All the rooms are fitted with modern conveniences and free Wi-fi: a perfect marriage of timeless elegance, Italian style and advanced technology, in the centre of Verona.
The suites at the Due Torri Hotel of Verona are fill with authentic period furniture in Biedermeier or empire style. The walls are covered with precious tapestries and the flooring ranges from carpets that match the tapestries, creating a pleasant and harmonious chromatic effect, to hand-varnished parquet.

DINING
• RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
The restaurant area is divided into versatile spaces to always savor innovative menus.
The Due Torri Lounge & Restaurant, situated in the magnificently decorated and spacious lobby, is the ideal place for aperitifs, cocktails and exclusive gala dinners or a supper by candlelight, with a large range of drinks and innovative regional and international cuisine. There is a vast choice of highly prestigious wines, the expression of a land that is rich in wine-growing traditions.
• TERRACE & GRILL RESTAURANT
The brand-new Panoramic Terrace & Grill Restaurant: 300 sqm Terrace with a breathtaking view on the many treasures of Verona: the Lamberti Tower, the Duomo, the Church of Saint Anastasia, S. Peter Castle and the Torricelle Hills and all the roman part of the City. The Panoramic Terrace is a unique and ideal location where the welcome Guests have the opportunity to taste an inviting pre-Opera dinner or just enjoy a tempting Italian cocktail while admiring the wonderful panorama. Seasonal Opening.
• WINTER GARDEN
The Winter Garden with its gazebo embellished by the olive Trees of the Garda Lake is an oasis to welcome the Guests for a break or to enjoy an aperitif and induce them to prolong their stay in relax.
• ALL'QUILA RESTAURANT
The All’Aquila Restaurant is moreover suitable for receptions and banquets, up to 130 people.
• BREAKFAST
The ambitious aim of the Duetorrihotels group continues, to enhance beauty and artistic heritage of the palace that houses the Due Torri Hotel, with marbles, silk, brocade textiles, parquet flooring and precious furnishing elements.
The latest innovation is the opening of a new breakfast room: an already existing and unused room, just renovated to accommodate guests in the morning.

HEALTH & WELLNESS
The Due Torri hotel’s brand new Health & Wellness Centre is a metropolitan oasis in which you can appease your needs in terms of relaxation and well-being. This is the perfect place to indulge your senses and to rediscover harmony between body and soul after a day of intensive sight-seeing or just to fight the daily stress. It features a turkish bath, a sauna, an emotional shower with chromo therapy, an intimate and exclusive relaxing area and rooms for exclusive treatments.
A fitness area with state-of-the-art’s Technogym equipment complete a client’s relaxation break in the best possible way.

HISTORY
The building, dating back to 1300, has gone through centuries of the city history, from Scala to the Venetian domination, from the Habsburg empire to Italian Unification, from the carefree years of the Dolce Vita to our age, hosting the most important people of all times. The last major renovation, carried out by the new owners, have brought to light the frescoes of Arena Casarini, decorated with circus scenes: a priceless treasure returned to the city.
We are steps away from the balcony of Shakespeare's Juliet, Piazza Bra and the Arena, the cradle of Italian and international opera, in the maze of Roman streets of old Verona. Since the fourteenth century, a building known as Palazzo dell'Aquila (Palace of the Eagle) has been located here. It was the era of transition from a town to "Signoria", and the long reign of the Scala family, who with Cangrande I, the imperial vicar, inserted the Habsburg eagle in the family crest. From the early 1400s until 1730 the building belonged to the family of Bordieri. In 1674 they were the ones who made the palace become the inn.
It was the true first class structure: its rooms hosted the great personalities of the time, Mozart and Goethe.
Then they took over the family of Zenobi, and then those of Arvedi, who transformed the inn into the Grand Hotel Imperiale. In the nineteenth century the building was also the scene of important historical events, like the coronation of King of France of Count of Lille, King Louis XVII of France, as well as signing the Treaty of Villafranca between Napoleon III, Vittorio Emanuele II, the Archduke Ranieri and Marshal Radetzky. In 1866 Giuseppe Garibaldi spoke to Verona from hotel balcony, facing Piazza Santa Anastasia.
In 1882 the hotel transferred to the Bastogi - Soini, who closed it. Later in 1903 it was purchased by entrepreneur Francesco Zeiner, six years after it was inherited by the family Wallner. In the years of the Republic of Salò it hosted three ministries, before returning to its ancient splendor after the war, when Enrico Wallner, who studied cinematography in Rome in full golden age of Cinecitta, took off as a hotelier and transformed the old structure into a luxury hotel.

A stay at Due Torri Hotel becomes a special experience, a journey through the most representative styles of the late nineteenth century. Nothing is left to chance: living rooms, bedrooms and suites are embellished with such details and finishes as hand-varnished parquet, marble, Murano glass chandeliers, mosaic work, luxurious and sophisticated fabrics. Authentic antique furniture in Biedermeier or Empire style welcome guests: chaise longue, sofas, full-length mirrors, wood paneling create an intimate, elegant and timeless ambiance.

The latest renovation gave Due Torri a new facade, a lobby with contemporary features, a fantastic rooftop terrace (where you can admire the oldest part of the city) and a brand new dining room. But above all, they have unearthed a treasure, returning it to the city: ''Arena Casarini", frescoed by the eponymous master from Verona, also the author of frescoes found in Due Torri Lounge & Restaurant.
Going down in the basement of Due Torri Hotel, you will find Arena Casarini, a true masterpiece, signed by one of the greatest masters and fresco painters of the last century. Thanks to the restoration works, carried out in recent years by its new owners, it became possible to return it to its ancient splendor.