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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
I surprised my boyfriend with this hotel for his 30th. The images looked amazing on the website, and when we arrived we were totally over the moon.
The hotel was something else, 5* service, Michelin restauraunt, beautiful decor, very scenic and peaceful location, it was a true romantic getaway, tucked away in the vineyards.
We booked an elegance room which has a hot tub, but our hot tub didn't work, so they upgraded us to the honeymoon suite. The staff were a delight and happy to help and take...
I surprised my boyfriend with this hotel for his 30th. The images looked amazing on the website, and when we arrived we were totally over the moon.
The hotel was something else, 5* service, Michelin restauraunt, beautiful decor, very scenic and peaceful location, it was a true romantic getaway, tucked away in the vineyards.
We booked an elegance room which has a hot tub, but our hot tub didn't work, so they upgraded us to the honeymoon suite. The staff were a delight and happy to help and take...
This is a fantastic place. Peaceful and beautiful. Staff and service are second to none! Wine tasting tour was a fantastic experience and the food is amazing!
This is a fantastic place. Peaceful and beautiful. Staff and service are second to none! Wine tasting tour was a fantastic experience and the food is amazing!
We wanted somewhere to stay near Verona that offered some peace in contrast to the city and the Delser provided it. You need a car to get to the city but the overall experience of the hotel, the staff and the excellent breakfast more than made up for that slight inconvenience. For those interested in design, the hotel offers an outstanding example of the conversion of a utilitarian structure into a location of true quality.
We wanted somewhere to stay near Verona that offered some peace in contrast to the city and the Delser provided it. You need a car to get to the city but the overall experience of the hotel, the staff and the excellent breakfast more than made up for that slight inconvenience. For those interested in design, the hotel offers an outstanding example of the conversion of a utilitarian structure into a location of true quality.
Jackie
Reviewed September 13, 2014Reviewed September 13, 2014
The view from room 602 (Mini-Suite) was jaw dropping and enhanced by the cloudless blue sky, mill pond view of the lake and a backdrop of the mountains with snow caps.
Hotel staff were exceptional in their attention to detail from the staff at reception and throughout the facility to the unsung heroes who ensured our stay was without any low points.
Beautiful room which was of an exeptional standard which wanted for nothing.
The availability of a car to take you down to the lake and...
The view from room 602 (Mini-Suite) was jaw dropping and enhanced by the cloudless blue sky, mill pond view of the lake and a backdrop of the mountains with snow caps.
Hotel staff were exceptional in their attention to detail from the staff at reception and throughout the facility to the unsung heroes who ensured our stay was without any low points.
Beautiful room which was of an exeptional standard which wanted for nothing.
The availability of a car to take you down to the lake and...
Duane
Reviewed November 24, 2014Reviewed November 24, 2014
The Tenuta is a very special place: nested in the vineyards of the Valpolicella atop a hill giving you breathtaking views from every angle, it really gives you the opportunity to relax and retreat.
The hotel grounds seemed to be in construction probably ahead of the high season, and the pool area wasn’t opened yet (April despite high 20s temperatures) so it wasn’t as perfect as it could have been but not a big issue. Probably better in prime season.
We stayed in the horse suite, which was...
The Tenuta is a very special place: nested in the vineyards of the Valpolicella atop a hill giving you breathtaking views from every angle, it really gives you the opportunity to relax and retreat.
The hotel grounds seemed to be in construction probably ahead of the high season, and the pool area wasn’t opened yet (April despite high 20s temperatures) so it wasn’t as perfect as it could have been but not a big issue. Probably better in prime season.
We stayed in the horse suite, which was...
Different people will require different things from their hotel; research is key.
I read up that this hotel was within the courtyard of the 'Balcony of Juliet' and that it would be busy downstairs, and that there was no dining room so breakfast would be served in room. Google maps showed that it is fairly central in the old part of the city.
The entrance hall is deceiving as to what awaits; rooms look out either over the street towards the Piazza delle Erbe (as mine did), or over the Juliet...
Different people will require different things from their hotel; research is key.
I read up that this hotel was within the courtyard of the 'Balcony of Juliet' and that it would be busy downstairs, and that there was no dining room so breakfast would be served in room. Google maps showed that it is fairly central in the old part of the city.
The entrance hall is deceiving as to what awaits; rooms look out either over the street towards the Piazza delle Erbe (as mine did), or over the Juliet...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 28, 2016Reviewed October 28, 2016
Overall a pleasant stay, with staff being friendly and very helpful. The food was okay but we sticked with picky bits eg olives and small platters of cheese and ham which were very nice. Only negative is it’s out the way from the main town so long walks, getting the bus or hiring a car is essential… but overall a beautiful accommodation with amazing views, especially at night time and lovely staff that were happy to cater any of your needs.
Overall a pleasant stay, with staff being friendly and very helpful. The food was okay but we sticked with picky bits eg olives and small platters of cheese and ham which were very nice. Only negative is it’s out the way from the main town so long walks, getting the bus or hiring a car is essential… but overall a beautiful accommodation with amazing views, especially at night time and lovely staff that were happy to cater any of your needs.
Everything has been absolutley great and amazing. From the moment you are arriving at the hotel and the staff is taking care of your car and luggage. While your room is getting ready and the luggage is taken to the room you can enjoy welcome drink at the terrace with beautiful views of the lake. Rooms are amazing with great views and lots of space. The hotel has private beach area allowing you to swim in the lake and rest on very comfy sunbeds. There is also few different areas where you can...
Everything has been absolutley great and amazing. From the moment you are arriving at the hotel and the staff is taking care of your car and luggage. While your room is getting ready and the luggage is taken to the room you can enjoy welcome drink at the terrace with beautiful views of the lake. Rooms are amazing with great views and lots of space. The hotel has private beach area allowing you to swim in the lake and rest on very comfy sunbeds. There is also few different areas where you can...
Wonderful spacious room in excellent hotel perfectly placed to walk around Verona. Staff were warm, welcoming and willing to help at all times. Perfect base for one of our most satisfying holidays.
Wonderful spacious room in excellent hotel perfectly placed to walk around Verona. Staff were warm, welcoming and willing to help at all times. Perfect base for one of our most satisfying holidays.
Iain
Reviewed September 7, 2023Reviewed September 7, 2023
The staff really did care about the guests. Within a day, they had remembered our names, and were all smiles and helpfulness whenever we saw them.
This is definitely a five-star hotel experience; great rooms, large comfortable beds and marble bathrooms. The towels and sheets were changed daily, which may not be great ecologically speaking, but added to the luxury feel.
Breakfast was of very high standard and there was a massive selection.
The hotel was a few minutes' walk from the...
The staff really did care about the guests. Within a day, they had remembered our names, and were all smiles and helpfulness whenever we saw them.
This is definitely a five-star hotel experience; great rooms, large comfortable beds and marble bathrooms. The towels and sheets were changed daily, which may not be great ecologically speaking, but added to the luxury feel.
Breakfast was of very high standard and there was a massive selection.
The hotel was a few minutes' walk from the...
David
Reviewed October 25, 2014Reviewed October 25, 2014
We were lucky to be upgraded to the new spa rooms which are excellent. spacious and well equipped.
Location is beautiful with stunning views high up over lake Garda and if you want to get away from it all, its ideal.
Dining options were good but some staff were new, food was good but more every day options would be good for residents
Could benefit from a social area, bar or similar
Be prepared for a 20 minute mountain road drive to access the hotel and visit Gargnano
We were lucky to be upgraded to the new spa rooms which are excellent. spacious and well equipped.
Location is beautiful with stunning views high up over lake Garda and if you want to get away from it all, its ideal.
Dining options were good but some staff were new, food was good but more every day options would be good for residents
Could benefit from a social area, bar or similar
Be prepared for a 20 minute mountain road drive to access the hotel and visit Gargnano
Valpolicellaand its attractions for luxury travelers
Valpolicella, renowned for its exquisite wines, invites luxury travellers to indulge in an array of experiences that combine relaxation with adventure. Begin your journey at the splendid Villa della Torre, a Renaissance gem where you can wander through stunning gardens and savour exclusive wine tastings of the region's prized Amarone. Next, explore the picturesque vineyards on a private guided tour, allowing you to learn about the intricate winemaking process while sampling premium vintages paired with gourmet local cuisine. For those seeking history, a visit to the ancient Roman ruins at the nearby town of Verona offers a glimpse into Italy's rich past, with its charming streets and vibrant culture just a short drive away. Don't miss the opportunity to unwind at one of the region's luxurious spas, where bespoke treatments use local ingredients to rejuvenate mind and body after a day of exploration. A stay in town like San Pietro in Cariano places you at the heart of Valpolicella, with top-tier hotels offering attentive service, exquisite dining options, and stunning views of the surrounding hills, ensuring a truly pampered experience.