Delser Verona Manor House

The Desler. Sort of an odd experience on a number of levels. An interesting building, with some lovely features, like a very nice place to eat breakfast overlooking its own olive orchard. The rooms were fine, if a bit strangely lit, and lacking amenities other than body wash (no shampoo or lotion, etc). The property is far enough out from the center of Verona that you either need to drive or get a cab, and there is very little immediately around it. The service, though well-meaning, was sort of strange. The breakfast buffet was pleasant enough, with coffee drinks available upon request but no cooked options from a kitchen, and then a 30 Euro charge for breakfast that was not expected, regardless of what you consumed (I had two cappuccinos...). The place feels like a property that has had a lot of work done to it, and that has been opened for customers a little bit before all the wrinkles have been ironed out.

Signor Delser always welcoming. The property is awesome. I always stay here

Lovely

Beautiful place near by Valpolicella and Verona

What a wonderful hotel this is! An ancient Roman villa converted into a modern day hotel that retains the look and feel of the original but with all the amenities one requires, including air conditioning and WiFi. The rooms are beautifully appointed - tasteful and comfortable, excellent beds that assure you sound sleep. The breakfast is generous, with fresh fruit, wonderful bread and jam, strudels and cereals, and eggs. If you wish, the kitchen can provide delicious lunches and dinners - home style, absolutely perfect. The grounds are impressive, beautifully landscaped. There’s free parking for those with cars - we were grateful for that given the difficulty we had with parking our rental car in the cities and towns we visited before Verona. Alberto and his family run a wonderful place with charm and hospitality, and great conversation! We will definitely return to this lovely place.