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!

Turin's small metro system is one of the best in the world. It's clean, safe, inexpensive, and…read moremakes it a breeze to get around town. The main red line is all that exists, so it's super easy to get where you're going and not get lost. A single journey ticket costs €1.70 (around $2.00 U.S.). If you're going to be in the city for longer, or if you plan on utilizing public transportation, there's an unlimited ride ticket that's good for 24 hours that costs only €5! It's easy to purchase tickets right in each station. There are machines that have Italian and English so it's easy to understand. I'd recommend using cash to buy your tickets but the machines also take credit cards. I felt extremely safe when riding the metro. I was also surprised at how clean the stations and trains are! I saw no graffiti inside the stations or trains, which is astounding for public transportation, especially in European cities. I rode the trains all hours of the day and night and never even saw any buskers onboard. Take a look around when you stop at each station; there are individual works of art that decorate each stop.

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!

Great location and very friendly staff! Always accommodating and very helpful. We stayed for two…read morenights with breakfast included. Coffee, tea, and other refreshments in the room is very nice and convenient. We will be back next time we are in Turin!! :)

This hotel is conveniently located, and moderately priced for a 4 star hotel. This is definitively…read morenot up the the standards of 4 star hotels. Fortunately, I've had better experience in 3 and 4 star hotels in Italy. Rooms are small, which is expected in a big European city, clean and basic. We had a room on the street, and it was very very noisy with traffic all night. Since the AC did not work we had the option to roast or open the window and hope to be tired enough to fall asleep despite the noise. The breakfast buffet was of low quality and like the rest of the hotel, it gave the impression that they were trying very hard to save money on everything you'd expect in a 4 star hotel. The staff at the reception was particularly annoying (actually I should say rude), making you wait for no apparent reason. When we first arrived to check in, they were 3 of them behind the counter and we still had to wait about 10 minutes (no apology) before they even dared looking at us. On the second day, I had the same problem; it's as if you are expected to wait, even to ask a small question, when there are no other client they need to attend to. It's quite unusual to experience such bad service, especially in a supposedly 4 star hotel. I'd say stay there for the price and convenient location, but expect more the level of service and amenities of a 2 or 3 star hotel.

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.