Room amenities have been upgraded and the new pillows are very nice. If you enjoy coffee or tea in your room in the evening, be sure to ask ahead of time how your room will be equipped. Some rooms have water kettles while others have Lavazza machines. Unfortunately, no matter how long your stay, with the Lavazza, they only provide the first set of coffee pods. More than that requires a bit of a “conversation”. It took several days of requests over my 6-night stay to (finally) get a kettle. As we were between seasons, the heater/bath towel warmer was not activated and the air conditioning did not work until day #4. I was grateful and had my best night's sleep. While I had the full complement of pillows each night, the number of bath and hand towels varied daily. The plastic drinking glasses are easy to tip over, so you may wish to relocate a glass glass from the dining room. The daily breakfast is abundant and delightful. Eggs, pastries, cereal, yogurt, meats, cheese, and a variety, of juices and coffee. The location is distant from the city of Verona and from the airport. My taxi fares were 50 E in the evening to Verona, 36euro from Piazza Erbe the hotel, and 26 euro for a daytime transit from the hotel to the airport. While it is not an easily walkable neighborhood, within a ten minute walk, there is a supermarket (Marinelli), a restaurant (Grecia) and a bakery.