Hotels With Parking in Piedmont, Italy

Breakfast is simple,... just milk, van, yogurt, coffee, not too rich, the room is small but very clean, the location is also very good, next to the cinema, cost-effective

Hotel in the outermost of Torino but practical access in car. Parking free in front of the hotel and paying indoor. nice home, clean hotel and right breakfast. Excellent quality price ratio. I recommend for a weekend if you have a car to move.

I loved the hotel! The room was comfortable, spacious and clean; The bathroom was huge and well equipped (it had personal hygiene items). I arrived at night and was received very well at the reception. Additionally, they stored my luggage the next day for several hours even after I checked out early. The personnel is very friendly. It is 15 minutes walk from the center and quite close to Torino station. I recommend 100%!

Breakfast is good, location is awesome, there is bellboy for luggage moving to room, the toilet is a bit too dark, the building is grand, vintage (compliment) and clean.

Environment: It is a cozy and relaxing environment. The overall environment is very good. The breakfast is simple but not casual. There is a beautiful lake and island view across the street. The breakfast is very comfortable.

Better make a reservation with travel agency than with this 🏨 directly. Some Italian female receptionists there are dishonest. She says she offers me a good , discounted price for the room if I book it with her directly. Later I find out she charges more. Room is outdated but if the rate is under 50 euro per night, it is worth a try for a short period of stay

I liked this hotel very much. Clean, quiet, cozy. Good breakfast. Not too far from Porta Nuova train station. A good option price/ quality. I will definetely stay there on my next trip to Turin

In a five-star hotel in Turin, the reception hall is very luxurious. At the front desk, you need to pay a deposit of 50-100 euros or the bank card number in the name of the check-in person, so friends who need to check in remember to prepare cash (no credit card deposit required) or credit card. The hotel has two floors, and there is a connecting corridor on the first floor in Italy (the second floor in China) by elevator. In the prominent position of the elevator and the corridor, there will be guidance signs in English, Arabic, Chinese, and Chinese. Be sure to check the building where the room number is on the card when you check in, and the front desk will guide you when you deliver the card. The room is similar to China Hotel, with free slippers, mini bar, paid snacks, kettle and so on. All the facilities marked with text in the room are English, Chinese and Chinese, so don't worry about the language. Here are two points to note: First, because the room is equipped with cotton wool facilities such as carpets, the entire room can see obvious high-density flying hair in the presence of light; second, there is a large amount of flocculent deposits in the kettle This may be due to the quality of the tap water in Italy. Friends with requirements in this regard suggest that they be used with caution. All in all, this is one of the few high-end hotels in Turin and worth recommending!

The hotel is very well located in the centre of the village. The hotel is very warm and very comfortable. The spa is very clean with sauna, hammam and jacuzzi to enjoy with a 24-euro extra per person. To return

Hotel and room itself were okay, but I was shocked when someone opened my door and walked into my room at 9:15am in the morning without knocking or ringing beforehand, while I was still sleeping . Again someone (not sure if same person) walked into my room at around 10am (checkout time is 12pm), this time it was the mini-bar guy, asking if the mini bar items need to be restocked. I brought this up at the reception upon checkout, and the receptionist was a bit surprised to hear and stated that she would speak with the mini-bar guy. Another, seemingly more senior receptionist chimed in, and seemed to put the blame on me for not putting out the ”do not disturb” sign at my door. I've stayed in numerous high/low end hotels in multiple countries around the world, I've never had a guy open my room door and walk into my room just because I didn't put out a ”dnd” sign. Again, checkout time is 12:00pm.