For 1–2 guests
The studio
A studio for 1 or 2 guests: double bed, equipped kitchenette and private bathroom.
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Bed & Breakfast in the green heart of Verona.
A retreat in Valdonega, Verona’s most prestigious residential area. By day the city on foot, in the evening just silence.
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The hospitality of Luca and Fabiana
One home, cared for as if it were our own.
A comfortable bed, a quick reply and someone to tell you which way to walk: the welcome we look for ourselves when we travel.
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10 minutes from Ponte Pietra
Valdonega
The silence of Verona’s quietest residential neighbourhood.
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The studio
Small, cared for, all yours.
A studio for 1 or 2 guests: double bed, equipped kitchenette and private bathroom.
- Double bed
- Equipped kitchenette
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Safe
- Free parking
The welcome kit
All of this is waiting when you open the door, so your first evening is easy.
- Water in the fridgestill and sparkling
- A few cold drinksfor the first toast
- Coffeefor a slow morning
- Pastries and snacksfor breakfast
- Pasta and sauceif you stay in the first night
- Fresh towelsfolded and ready for you
- A light fragrancein the room and bathroom
- Our tipson where to eat and what to see
4,93Average rating out of 5
40Guest reviews
10′On foot to Ponte Pietra
15%Off when you book direct
The neighbourhood
Valdonega, the most prestigious area of Verona
Valdonega is the most prestigious area of Verona: residential, leafy and quiet, a short walk from the old town. No tourist crowds outside the door: trees, small shops and cafés where you can have breakfast like a local. Walk into the centre by day, come back to the quiet at night.
For us it may well be the safest and quietest residential neighbourhood in Verona: calm streets, little traffic, discreet neighbours. Here you really sleep well at night, and the noise of the city stays ten minutes away on foot.
Ponte Pietra
It is the oldest bridge in Verona: the Romans built it in the 1st century BC to cross the Adige. It was blown up by the retreating German army in 1945 and rebuilt in 1957 using the original stones recovered from the river. From Valdonega it is about a 10-minute walk.
Close to home
Right on your doorstep: history, hills and views
Four things to do on foot from Valdonega.
The Roman villa of Valdonega
A villa from the 1st century AD, rediscovered in 1957 while an apartment block was being built. Three rooms survive, opening onto an L-shaped porch. The dining room has pink stone columns, one with a dolphin capital, and a black-and-white mosaic floor. The other room has a white mosaic and frescoes of griffins, cornucopias and female masks. The rest of the villa lies beneath today’s houses.
A few steps from the studio
Walking the Torricelle hills
From Valdonega you can walk up into the Torricelle, Verona’s hills, through vineyards and woodland. They are named after the four Maximilian towers the Austrians built in 1837. A classic walk is a loop of about 14 km, 4½ hours with 430 metres of climbing, and you can shorten it however you like. Along the way you pass the terrace at Castel San Pietro and the viewpoint at the Santuario di Lourdes. Bring comfortable shoes: the paths are mostly unpaved and can be slippery after rain.
Loop of about 14 km · 4½ hours
The Castel San Pietro funicular
The funicular has been running again since 2017. It starts at Via Fontanelle Santo Stefano, near Ponte Pietra and the Roman Theatre, and in just over a minute takes you to the panoramic terrace on Colle San Pietro. From there you see all of Verona: the rooftops, the Adige and the bell towers. Hours change with the seasons: always check funicolarediverona.it.
Just over a minute to the top
The marvellous Ponte Pietra
It is Verona’s oldest bridge: a Roman arched bridge over the Adige, a 10-minute walk from the studio. In April 1945 the retreating German troops blew it up, and in 1957 it was rebuilt with the original materials. From the bridge you take in the Adige, the Roman Theatre and Castel San Pietro in a single glance. It is worth coming back at sunset, when the stone glows.
10 minutes on foot
On foot from GG-Home
- 0′GG-Home
- 10′Ponte Pietra · Teatro Romano
- 15′Castel San Pietro · Piazza Erbe
- 20′Arena · Piazza Bra
Reviews
What guests remember.
4,93out of 5, from 40 reviews
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Guest favorite on Airbnb
What guests mention most? The welcome.
Right after: the location, how easy it is to get around on foot, and the cleanliness.
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About us
Two people, one home, a love of hosting.
After many years abroad we chose Verona, and for about five years it’s been home. We travel whenever we can too, so we know exactly what you need when you land in a new city: a comfy bed, someone who answers right away, and the right tips on where to go.
We get our studio ready every time as if friends were coming. Message us any time: here’s how.
Luca & Fabiana
Our Verona notebook
The tips we give our friends.
We put the places we recommend to friends on two maps. Open them on your phone and take them with you.
Our favourite restaurants
Trattorias, osterias and special tables, picked by us.
Open the list on Google MapsPlaces not to miss
Views, corners and spots most visitors never find.
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Our listing, with reviews and directions.
Open the listingGetting here
- From Catullo Airport
- Taxi in about 20 minutes, or the shuttle bus to Porta Nuova station.
- From Porta Nuova station
- Bus line 73, Via Marsala stop. Taxi in about 10 minutes, or a 25–30 minute walk through the centre.
- By car
- Free street parking right outside, plus a large free car park under 5 minutes’ walk away.
IDAs required by local rules, we’ll ask for a valid ID on arrival.
Tourist tax€3.50 per person per night, up to 4 nights, paid on arrival.
National registration code IT023091C2RAPGYU4X
Frequently asked questions
How far is GG-Home from the centre of Verona?
On foot: Ponte Pietra 10 minutes, Roman Theatre 10, Castel San Pietro 15, Piazza Erbe 15, the Arena and Piazza Bra 20.
Is there free parking?
Yes. Parking is free on the street right outside, and there is a large free car park less than 5 minutes’ walk away.
How many guests does the studio sleep?
For 1 or 2 guests. It has a double bed, an equipped kitchenette, a private bathroom, air conditioning and a safe.
How do I get here from the airport or the station?
From Catullo Airport by taxi in about 20 minutes. From Porta Nuova station by taxi in about 10 minutes, or by bus 73 (Via Marsala stop).
Can I book directly, without Airbnb?
Yes. Pick your dates in the calendar above: get a quote from Airbnb and we take 15% off that amount. If you prefer, you can book on Airbnb with the platform’s payment protection.
How much is the tourist tax?
€3.50 per person per night, up to 4 nights, paid on arrival. We will also ask for a valid ID.
Call or message us
Questions, special requests or a tip about Verona: we answer you ourselves, directly.