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I stayed at Agriturismo Ruffoni for one night, on a weekend at the end of April. On a rainy weekend we were welcomed by their verdant internal garden with arches covered in wisteria. Clean, spacious and quiet rooms - or rather mini apartments. The taste in furnishings is exceptional, you can perceive the right mix between rustic elements and classy interior design. The staff, clearly family run, extremely polite, pleasant and attentive. Delicious and varied breakfast with quality and/or homemade products. I am a lover of road trips but I would even spend entire days in a place like this. I rarely say that the best thing about my trips out is the accommodation, but this was definitely the case. Excellent quality/price ratio.

Very nice stay here. The room was clean, modernly furnished and has everything you need for a short or long stay. I have been 3 nights on a business trip. Great advantage is the kitchen. With a supermarket on the other side of the street, this does not oblige you to go out dinner every evening (thing I always hate when I travel alone). The bathroom has a nice rain shower and is like the rest of the apartment is fire-free. Finally, a great compliment to the ladies of the reception! Unfortunately, I had problems with transport (flight cancelled, trains that do not reason), but they have done everything to help me!

Work trip, single room really small, perhaps a too much hair price for the room considered where the hotel is allocated (a very peripheral area compared to Verona), so for me the car is needed The staff were very kind, however

A real treat - a 5 star experience for a 3 star price. Ideal quiet getaway. Couldn't really fault this place as far as quality, service, pool area, gardens and the rooms. Its a smaller adults only hotel with about 15 rooms all recently refurbished to a high standard. Maid cleaning every day, breakfast included in the room rate. Onsite spa was very reasonably priced and the ladies really enjoyed it. You need a car here for sure. It's 25 min drive to Verona, 40 mins drive to Lake Garda, and an hour+ train ride to Venice (from San Bonifacio station - 15 mins drive from hotel). 2 hours to Milan. We loved Villa Zoppi's proximity to Soave town, and Valpolicella wine region too. The hotel doesn't serve dinner (but does do snacks and lunch up to about 7pm) so they provided an approved list of about a dozen good restaurants close by or as far as Verona. Staff were excellent, well informed and attentive. Cleaning was excellent. Breakfast excellent. The lounge area was quite small with room for only 4-6 guests so generally only one group at a time - that was the only thing we could fault. We'd go back for sure.

My wife, two young kids (9 and 11), and I recently stayed at Musella for a night on our way through Verona. We booked a two-bedroom apartment months in advance and were excited to stay at what is a lovely bed and breakfast. We arrived late (around 11:30 pm) on the night of our reservation, in part, because we got lost trying to find the place. We received a confirming email earlier that day, however, so we weren’t concerned. The email didn’t say anything about needing to call ahead if we were coming in late, so we were surprised to find the front gate locked and no lights on when we arrived. I called the number listed on the call box, which apparently connected me to the front desk clerk/manager who was offsite at the time. I’m not actually sure who the woman was because she didn’t identify herself, but she was very rude. When I let her know who I was, she immediately started berating me for not calling ahead. She was upset that she couldn’t reach me all day (she had been calling my wife’s phone, which was off), and I was afraid she had given our room away. My family and I were sitting on the side of a desolate road in the middle of the night in a foreign country, so I tried to be polite and apologetic. And fortunately, our room was still available. Everything seemed fine after the mystery woman opened the gate remotely and guided us to our room over the phone. The next morning, however, I had another unpleasant encounter with her while “checking in.” Rather than asking me how my stay was, she continued grumbling about our late arrival the previous night. Later that morning when I was checking out, the issue came up again when she (for the first time) mentioned a 20-euro “late arrival” fee that I was being charged. I explained that I was unaware I needed to call ahead—and that the confirming email didn’t say it was required—but she just kept arguing that “everyone knows you have to call” and that it’s mentioned in the “terms and conditions.” Her tone and demeanor was unprofessional and infuriating. Worse, I apparently got charged this ridiculous fee because Musella’s reception desk “closes” at 7 pm. As I said, the place itself is lovely and the owner (we ran into him as we were walking to our room the night we arrived) seemed nice. I rarely give bad reviews, but the mystery woman earned one by making me feel like my entire stay was an imposition to her. She got the 20 euro fee from me, but blew any chance that I or anyone I know will ever stay there or order their wine in the future. Seems pretty shortsighted, although I can’t say I’m surprised given her behavior during all three of our interactions.