While touring various cities throughout Italy, my husband and I chose to stay in Turin for a few…read morenights. This hotel is located just outside the bustling metropolitan area, in a quieter, more relaxed part of the city which was exactly what we were looking for. We planned to explore both the city center and take a drive out to Barolo to visit some wineries, so the location worked perfectly for us. One major perk: the hotel offers free on-site parking, which made things super convenient. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating throughout our stay. We booked the presidential suite, and it was absolutely lovely, spacious, comfortable, and a step above the rooms we had in other cities during our trip. I highly recommend upgrading to the presidential suite if you're considering a stay here. We would definitely stay here again!

Old Fiat bldg was here last year but this time will vidsit racetrack museum depicted in the movie…read moreThe Italian Job! Industrial high ceiling open glass walls and open elevator lifts shows ingenuity or marvel in engineering; as you know the Italians are very proud of their products and anything Italian made!!! Will take pics of the racetrack on the roof and museum later! Closes at 8p everyday opens at 11am! Will chk it out first thing! Our status gives us all access to snacks & drinks in the room plus breakfast & museum tour!

Okay, so the 5 stars here might be because we booked the Executive Double Room...but WOW! We felt…read morelike royalty! The room was huge and had beautiful details like crown molding, high-end materials and a walk-in closet. Equipped with robes, slippers and other luxuries we almost didn't want to leave the room. The hotel itself was really nice as well, and we almost felt like Kevin in Home Alone 2. The breakfast included an impressive selection of meats, cheeses, breads, etc. It's too bad we only had one night here! As for the area- we were able to walk to several nearby shops & restaurants. Parking was a breeze.

Where do I begin!! I love classy historic hotels and this one was exactly that. A great stay we had…read moreone night in July 2016. The room was large with a beautiful delicious bathtub and great products. Cozy and comfortable bed. Beautiful views of Turin out the windows that opened for fresh air. Breakfast buffet was exceptional and filling. Check out my photos for more love. A perfect location in beautiful Turin!

Talk about above and beyond friendly service. Definitely a highlight of our trip. So many special…read moretreats for our son's 15th birthday without even mentioning it. They bright out a treat with a candle at breakfast and decorated time room with ribbon and a bow that afternoon. We were wowed

Really like this hotel, staff great, rooms clean, great breakfast, it's our go to hotel in Torino.read more

What a fantastic place to stay! It must be the best hotel in Turin with great service, fantastic…read morepeople, great amenities, and the perfect location! The name means "Princes of Piedmont." Piedmont was the ancestral territory of the House of Savoy, the dynasty that ruled the Kingdom of Sardinia and later the Kingdom of Italy. Located in downtown Turin not far from the train station, shopping, and several central squares it's a great location to stay. The hotel was constructed between 1935 and 1937, opened in 1936, then modernized in 2019. The staff is fantastic and was always willing to help with anything we needed. The spa was great as we took a spa day while we were there. The food is great too!

The rooms are spacious m. Clean and well appointed. The beds are comfortable and the linens are…read morefresh. Besides the room the outstanding quality of this establishment is the staff.. Behind the desk is Maribella who can suggest restaurants, help with your itinerary noting the must see sites in Torino or answer any question you may have. All with smile and warm Italian attitude. There's of the staff is great also but she is the exception. The hotel is beautiful with only the finest decor throughout. Breakfast comes with the room and you should take advantage of this offering. I have stayed in many fine hotels but this was my favorite as was Torino as a place to visit.

More of a 3-star hotel, reception desk was incredibly unhelpful and consistently rude to me, had to…read morecarry my own bag up the entryway stairs and often had a line 6 people deep and they skipped over me for other guests (probably not America friendly) never experienced that before in a hotel. Could not reach reception by phone. Would try to find an actual 5-star hotel at this price or one more friendly to foreigners. Not staying here again.

From the outside you would not be 'wowed' by this hotel. We have stayed her a couple of times now…read moreon business trips. Beginning in the lobby, there are marble floors and large area carpets. Comfortable chairs line the window wall with a coffee/bar at the end and reception desk across. The staff here have always been friendly and helpful. Elevators are available just past the restaurant entrance, as is a large, marble staircase. The rooms are large with a small refrigerator in the desk, a seating area with two chairs, side table and lamp and a bed that can be separated into two singles, or pushed together to create one king size bed. During one of our visits, the mattress should have been replaced, but mostly they have been fine. Each room has a balcony: in the back of the hotel it overlooks a farm, in the front, Via Torino. There is no furniture on the balcony so I take a chair from the room to enjoy the weather and always return it to the room each night. Extra blankets are available in the large, mirrored closet. The bathrooms are very clean with a large tub, shower, hair dryer, and personal items like soap, shampoo and shower caps. I am not sure why hotels in Europe do not supply small wash clothes, but this one is no exception to that rule. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms and throughout the hotel. There are meeting rooms available on the main and lower level (-1) as well as a lovely spa. The spa pool, turkish bath, sauna, whirlpool and chromatherapy areas are free for hotel guests to use. Bring flip flops with you, or rent them for €1. Offerings at an additional cost include massage, mani, pedi, body scrubs and facials. Check out the review for Nea` Spa for more info and pictures. There are brochures in the room and lobby. The hotel restaurant, Ikaro, is where breakfast is served. Ask the waitstaff for your coffee (espresso, American, Capuccino) or tea and they will bring it to the table. If you like American coffee with milk, ask for milk as well as coffee. The breakfast buffet includes scrambled eggs, fritatta and breakfast sandwiches. Also, fresh fruit salad, yogurt, brioches, breads, tortes, cereals and all sorts of condiments. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner as well. This is a very elegant, fine dining restaurant that is famous for their meat. At first I found the service to be a bit 'too much' and was uncomfortable, but the friendliness of the staff soon alleviated my discomfort. Our meal was absolutely wonderful and the cost reasonable. Again wine is sold by the bottle here with only a few choices 'by the glass'. Just outside the front entrance of the hotel, is a patio with large umbrellas, tables and chairs. Many guests enjoy an evening cocktail or morning tea here as well as a smoke. There is NO wait service out here, go to the lobby bar to get your beverages. There is plenty of parking on site both in front and to the side, with covered parking around back on the left side. Located outside the city, it makes for an easy business commute, avoiding all the traffic of staying directly in Torino. There is also a bus stop about 50m from the hotel that goes into Torino with the return stop directly in front of the hotel. It is an easy walk or drive into the town of Leini where there are a number of restaurants and shops. With the great service, on site pool and spa and very good restaurant, this makes a very nice hotel for a business traveler or tourist if you are looking to stay outside of busy Torino.

When we visited Turin, Italy, we decided to stay at the Starhotels Majestic not only for the beauty…read morebut also because it was a great value. This hotel, which was recently refurbished, is located in a beautiful former 19th-century mansion. We liked our room. It was clean and large and the bed was comfortable. I do have one suggestion if you plan to sleep in, don't forget to put the Do Not Disturb sign on your door. Otherwise, the cleaning staff will literally open the door while you are sleeping or continue to knock every 30 minutes or so to be able to get into the room to clean. Overall we enjoyed this hotel and would definitely stay there again.

The Starhotels Magestic is really nice! The rooms are kind of small, you have everything you need…read moreif you plan on sightseeing and visiting the city. The hotel is right next to the main train station to connect to other cities, and it is also near the tram stops. It is walking distance from the city center as well, maybe about 15 minutes.

We stayed there 1 night and were impressed with the hotel…read more The check-in process was seamless and the receptionist was kind enough to show us several restaurants and attractions on a map for a good 15 minutes. He also explained how the subway was working and the ins and outs of the city. The room is very spacious for European standards. Our room and wood flooring and it is a nice change of the usual carpets. The bed was a king size and the bathroom had a good size. Property is overall very clean and well maintained but it feels that soon it will need some work to freshen up. There's parking available for 8 Euros / night and it is right next to a subway station. We let the car parked and used the subway as it was more convenient. The hotel is not quite downtown but you can be there in less than 15 minutes of subway.