Hotel Mastino

Hotel Mastino is a 3-star hotel at Corso Porta Nuova 16 in Verona, in the Veneto region of northern Italy. The address is on the avenue that runs between the Porta Nuova railway station district and Piazza Bra, about 0.3 km from the Arena di Verona, so the amphitheatre is only a few minutes on foot. The main sights of the old town, including Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's House and the Adige riverbank, are within walking distance. The name refers to the Mastino della Scala family, the medieval Scaliger lords who ruled Verona and whose tombs and castle remain among the city's landmarks. The hotel is in the mid-range category, with indicative rates of about EUR 80 to 150 per night, increasing during the summer opera season and major events. Specific room types, breakfast arrangements, restaurant and spa facilities are not detailed in the available data, so visitors should confirm what is included before booking. The service character is that of a practical city hotel for leisure visitors, opera-goers and travellers using the railway, with the station roughly ten to fifteen minutes away on foot. Corso Porta Nuova carries traffic and buses, which makes onward transport easy but may mean some street noise on lower floors. Reservations are made through the official website at hotelmastino.it, and the reception can be reached on +39 045 595388. Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage city, and the corso also passes the Porta Nuova gate, one of the city's Renaissance fortifications, which makes the approach to the hotel part of the sightseeing. Travellers using the rail network can reach Venice, Milan, Bologna and Lake Garda on day trips from the nearby station, while the central position lets guests walk to dinner and return without transport.