HNH Hospitality makes its debut in the extended stay segment with the launch of the Homy brand in Verona.
23 furnished apartments in Verona
This new vision of hospitality, designed to meet the needs of an increasingly fluid, aware and wellness- oriented tourism, is aimed at travellers in search of flexible solutions for medium-long stays, without sacrificing style, quality and authenticity. The first project is Homy Livia Verona, located in the historic heart of the city, in the elegant Palazzo Tedeschi. The property will welcome guests in 23 furnished apartments. The seven types of accommodation differ in terms of size and configuration, but share the same attention to detail and refined furnishings.
Right in the centre of the Veneto region’s city
Overlooking Via Mazzini - one of the oldest and most prestigious pedestrian streets in Europe - Homy Livia Verona is just a few steps from Piazza Brà and Piazza delle Erbe. The name of the property comes from two complementary concepts: “Homy,” which evokes an intimate and cozy environment where one feels at home, and “Livia,” a tribute to the Roman heritage of the city of Verona, a symbol of elegance and history.
“We are entering extended-stays combining comfort and design”
"With Homy we are inaugurating a new phase of development for our group, opening up to an unprecedented dimension along a plan of growth and diversification. We are entering the extended-stay segment with a product capable of combining comfort, design and a sense of place,- comments Luca Boccato, managing director of HNH Hospitality. -Verona, with its strong tourist, cultural and entrepreneurial appeal, is ideal for experimenting with a format dedicated to a transversal clientele, from
those who are travelling for work to those who wish to experience the city in a more authentic and extended way. This project fully embodies our idea of hospitality, now reinterpreted in a more contemporary and flexible key in order to respond to new accommodation needs." The renovation of the building is by the Italian-London-based THDP studio, with a team of designers and planners led by Claudia Mazzucato, while Dekus, an independent property management and investment company, handled the development of the real estate asset and the selection of the operator.
