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The hotel seems to be run by Chinese, and the Chinese guy at the front desk has a super good service attitude! Because parking in front of the hotel requires an overnight fee, he told me where to park nearby to save money. The hotel looks old from the outside but has been renovated very well inside! The bathroom is very new and the towels are very clean! All in all, the price and experience in the center of Turin can be said to be great.

We stayed three days in Turin on a football game and we stayed 2 nights in this hotel in the city centre ...a two steps from all ...a castle square, the duomo, real palace .... clean and soundless rooms, sweet colazione...completa of all ...with the possibility of making orange swallows you do from yourself at the moment, more in place c is a very valuable restaurant with puglise cuisine ....absolute to try if you are in Torino ....we will certainly come back and the We will advise the Ns friends and knowers

Looking at the photographs it's clear that the rooms in this hotel vary considerably. We had a smallish modern looking room which was all we needed. Although situated next to a tram line the room was quiet due to the double glazing and roller shutters. Our bathroom was large but had the strangest taps I've ever seen. The hotel is four star rated but I think three would be more realistic and the decent price reflects this. The breakfast which was included was excellent although it's not the sort of thing I would like to contemplate if the hotel were operating at capacity.

The hotel is only three stops away from the railway station Porta Nuova. The hotel is 2-3 minutes walk from the subway station. This is very convenient. The hotel is located on the main road. It is easy to find a walk from the station when we come. The nearby walk is 10 minutes. There is a Pam supermarket on the left and right. The room comes with free water, but there are no slippers for two days. The room is not big, but it is enough. A three-star hotel is worth the price. Two or three front desks are more serious and not very friendly

I stayed with my daughter and husband in this hotel from 25 January to 28 January 2024, and we just returned from 1 day with the great desire to make a beautiful review! The hotel is not in the centre but served very well by pulman and metro that are strictly at 20mt...siamo were very good, clean, comfortable and exquisite breakfast, very sympathetic and educated staff and with the opportunity we are very interested in greeting FRANCO GAETANO E Claudio!

Perfect for rest. The place in this hotel is great. Officers are also very happy to help. The guest room is very elegant, with a huge and comfortable room. We will definitely live here next time

The hotel appears to be undergoing renovations because when we got off the elevator, there was a big plastic sheet covering the walkway (and not doing a great job of keeping the heat out). The room was small, but clean, and air conditioning was adequate if not great (possibly because it was fighting the hot air coming from the hallway). Location was an easy walk from the Porta Nuova train station, though a little bit of a walk to some of the main sights and restaurants. My suggestion would be if you stay here, get a data package for your mobile devices and rent one of the many scooters/e-bikes that are available to get around more quickly, especially if you're trying to get to the other side of the train station, you basically have to go all the way to the end and go around it to get to a through street. One other thing to be aware of if you are picky about amenities, the shower in the room is tiny. It's a perfectly acceptable room, but some travelers (especially those who haven't traveled in Europe before) will find it small. Also, the hotel holds your passports at check-in until you check out, which some travelers may find unsettling. I used to run into this a lot traveling in Europe up until maybe 2009-2010, but it seems to me many hotels now just simply scan your passports instead. We did not go to the spa, so I can't speak to that. One final tip, right nearby is a pizza place called Libery Pizza and Artigianal Beer that I would recommend. I wasn't a huge fan of their draft beer (not my style of beer, but your experience may vary -- my traveling partner enjoyed the beer and she's a craft beer person), but the appetizers and pizza were good, and they had good wine as well.

The front desk uncle is fluent in English and the service is very thoughtful. The room is also in keeping with the best style of best western, with a kettle, drying racks and so on. Located next to the city center train station, it is very convenient. The price is also very reasonable and worth recommending!

Just a few minutes walk from the station, a bit outside of the city center. Located on a quiet street, it is very safe to walk here. Beside it is a convenience store that also closes late so that was very helpful. Rooms are a bit old but clean. Walls are thin so you can here the outside and other rooms quite a bit, it didnt bother me as much however. The bathroom size was just enough, with towels, soaps and plastic cups for you to use. It also has a fridge, bottle opener and a safe if youd like those. All in all, it was worth the price and was helpful during the trip. One more thing, the keys are the old style, so when you leave, you have to leave the keys at the front desk. When you come back, someone will give you back the keys.

The staff was simply great. From the checkin, through the dinner, breakfast, and check-out, we were greeted by very helpful and cheerful staff. The hotel was itself very clean and tidy, the rooms adequately sized with comfortable beds.