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

Frankly I was disappointed of this B&B after reading all the positive reviews. This ancient villa was renovated into a modern house with interesting architectural features. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. On arrival, our host immediately dragged us into a conversation about the European geo-political climate, citing there’s little hope for future generations etc. Just what you need on your holiday, right? The lobby hall was often full of cigarette smoke. The breakfast was mediocre at best. The air conditioner didn’t work properly (this was during the heat wave) and it was so loud it was hard to sleep. Our balcony was dirty and poorly maintained. There was no shampoo or conditioner (you’d expect them in this price range). No restaurant on site (based on breakfast quality we wouldn’t give it a try even if there was one). The list goes on.. Needless to say we won’t be back.

Delightful small boutique hotel; lovely spacious bedroom; comfortable bed; stunning grounds and good continental breakfast. The only thing for us that could have been improved, would be if drinks (eg tea, coffee, water or maybe alcohol) could be available during the day / early evening.

Two glorious days at Desler! The rooms were exquisite (who doesn’t love a hot bath after a long day of wine tasting?!) and the hospitality incredible. Alberto is a consummate host and his venue is a perfect place to get away or plan your group stay - amazing infrastructure for a fabulous party!

I am an architect - so I absolutely loved how Alberto has transformed this Roman cistern to a modern luxury B and B. We had wonderful conversations. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.