I really enjoyed it !…read more The village is very pretty, especially the oldest quarters. The restaurant is large but familiar, and the menu is great. Just be sure you're ok with french food from the mountains -- it's much richer than the rest... I had a fabulous salad with duck breast (...just to make sure it was fatty, they added a large amount of bacon...), good lamb chops and a fantastic blueberry crumble. My wife had an excellent chateaubriand steak (smothered with butter...). Wine, coffee, genepy... all for EUR80. I recommend it.

We stayed here for 4 nights, going for hikes in the surrounding mountains during the day. It was a…read morereally superb location in all respects. The rooms were very comfortable, breakfasts were delicious and dinners definitely lived up to the 4 stars they have earned. Service was always attentive and friendly. We always had the "plat du jour", which was wonderfully varied from day to day and very reasonably priced, compared to other area restaurants of lesser quality. We would return eagerly to enjoy the efforts of Arnaud and his wonderful team!

From the owner: Hôtel de charme Charmant hôtel placé entre les montagnes et les prairies. C'est une ancienne ferme…read moreréhabilitée en hôtel de montagne. Le restaurant Le Campagnol est une bonne adresse et le bar sont ouverts au public.

To get a good perspective of just how large Torino is, go to the top of the Mole Antonelliana…read more With 360 degree views, you can get a great perspective of the expanse of Torino . A must do for fans of the city.

Beautiful building housing the Museo del Cinema. A must see…read morewhile in Torino.