Great place for dinner. The place is clean, enjoyable, great lit, and with enjoyable ambiance. We…read moreordered: Tajarin, Risotto and Veal meat. The veal meat was well cooked and tasty. Both pasta Tajarin and Risotto were well made but I feel the truffle overpowered the taste of the pasta, wasn't that well balanced. Both were quite pricey: 35 and 38 euros. Perhaps because of the truffle. I'd say without the truffle they would taste well. Should order without the truffle and experience its taste standalone. Overall, I'd say it was an amazing experience

Attitude. Told we could not sit eventhough many tables open. Raised eyebrows when we said we did…read morenot have a reservation. Just makes customers uncomfortable and not focused on service Note: he is not a Michelin star restaurant in Paris, just a local gimmicky restaurant using truffles

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.

No reason to look anywhere else for a hotel in Turin. This is a beautiful hotel located in the City…read moreCentre near many shops and restaurants. Great breakfast buffet each morning, nicely appointed and comfortable rooms, excellent showers. But, what sets this hotel apart is the service. All the staff are incredibly responsive and helpful. Parking is a breeze for only 25 euros. Just park outside the front door and your car is moved to a secure, private garage. If you will need again within the next couple of hours they will park in their interior courtyard. We used Turin as our base of operations, but on two occasions we left for two days (skiing at Courmayeur and bullet train to Rome). In both cases we didn't want to haul all of our luggage. No problem--they held our luggage until we returned. We enjoyed our time in Turin and will definitely come back. There's no question where we will stay--Grand Hotel Sitea!

Guido Gobino! While you can find these fabulous chocolates all over Torino, this location houses…read morethe factory. Tours by appointment with a small fee including everything you ever wanted to know about chocolate and a very generous tasting afterwards. A must for chocoholics!

Awesome selection of chocolates in a friendly setting. We visited on a Saturday morning and Guido…read moreGobino was chatting it up with all the holiday customers. The Maximo 39 giandujotto are particularly spectacular. Great artisan chocolate.

Pretty decent place to stay. Complete with kitchen, bathroom, living room and if your lucky even a…read morewashing machine at least ours came with one. Wifi is also included which is a huge amenity these days. Only down fall is it smells like smoke but what's not in Italy that does not smell with smoke. For a place to have no smoking signs in the rooms I guess for some patrons they can't live with out their cancer sticks. For traveling with children this place is great.

Great huge apartments to stay at that are super close to the train station. Very friendly staff…read more Only downside is that it is a little far from the city center but there are plenty of buses or you can walk there in about 20-30 minutes.

We tried Trattoria Carmen for lunch, and we truly loved it!…read more The homemade fusilli with arugula pesto and salty ricotta (€12) were fantastic. Also, these fusilli are HUUUUGE! I've never seen fusilli this size; truly oversized. The braised pork cheek (€14) was fantastic. Super tender, and really flavorful. Even though this is typically a winder dish, and we ate here in June, I totally devoured it. Add a 1/2 L of house Barbera wine for just €6, and our lunch came to a grand total of €32. What's not to love? Looking forward to trying this place for dinner.

Had a wonderful dinner here while visiting Torino. We went with many of the waiter's…read morerecommendations and we were not disappointed. All the dishes were great.

Came here for Bicerin and coffee and they were delicious. The internal decor is amazing and its…read moregood to look at while you enjoy your coffee. There might be a long line as this place seems to be popular, just expect it. This is definitely a recommend place for coffee and deserts

my friends and I were looking for a good aperitivo place we…read moreare not from Torino therefore, we didn't know where to go after googling, we narrowed our choices down to three places... we went to all three different places to see what they offered and we decided to come here because it seemed to have the best food. FYI, no-one knows how to do aperitivo like Milano!!! the interior of this place is beautiful! my butt was happy to sit down on a velvet couch after walking around for hours and sitting on cold cement stairs. the food were super small finger foods but really good!! we all got a round of the aperitivo della casa cocktail, which was good. I would of gave this place more stars if the worker was nice. he wore a suit and walked around with this hand held machine to punch in our drink orders, really?! is it necessary? the place is small and it's not the Apple store!!! he was really mean and snobby! I'm sorry but if you work at any customer service related jobs, you gotta be nice! just saying...

Pros: This hotel…read morehas great service from the front desk to the service in the restaurant during breakfast. I arrived very early in the morning and they still had a room ready for me on the top floor with a lovely view. That was greatly appreciated. The breakfast buffet is quite good with a nice variety of eggs, sausages, cheese, cold cuts, croissants, etc. The one negative though is that it's the same buffet every single day. Cons: While the room was very nice overall, the one big issue was the temperature. The room was extremely hot even when the thermostat claimed it was 18 degrees Celsius. In the end, I got a fan from downstairs and that at last allowed me to sleep in peace at night. The other annoying part was that there was no iron in the room. You have to call the front desk for them to bring it up to your room.

This hotel is everything. Literally…read more Torino is one of the most underrated cities in the world. It has certainly become my top 3 favourite cities in the world and this hotel contributed to that ranking. Lovely hotel staff - check. Incredible Italian style old school rooms - check. Prime location in Torino - check. Celebrity hotspot - check (Madonna stayed here one week before we came and I am by no means a football fan, but I am told that I stood next to the prince of Juventus Football Club who was checking into the hotel in front of me). Seriously staying in this hotel transports you back into time. The timeless classical antique furniture is an authentic touch and adds a certain charm which resonates with the city of Torino. If you go to Torino, you MUST stay here for at least one night. You will not be disappointed.