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What Guests Said About Saluzzo:
Gary
United States of America
10
Saluzzo is a historic city with Old Town locations that date...
Saluzzo is a historic city with Old Town locations that date back to the 11th Century. It has a beautiful main pedestrian only promenade, with many shops to access for coffee/tea, food, goods, and is very family-friendly.
Fredric
United States of America
10
What a wonderful little town with historic significance and...
What a wonderful little town with historic significance and old Italian charm. Many nice restaurants a a wonderful town square brimming with activity. Great walking city and especially staying above the town in the old Roman area.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Arcaded streets in a city that was once very powerful,...
Arcaded streets in a city that was once very powerful, situated on the main trade route over the alps to France. It's a very relaxed, elegant old city, now slightly careworn but that only adds to its appeal. You won't hear many, if any English voices, the Brits don't come here. Fantastic views over the Po river plain. Don't be put off by the commercial activity in the surrounding area in Saluzzo, the old town is what you come to see and once there, all modern intrusions fade into the background. Combine a visit here with the journey over the Col Agnel and treat yourself to a wonderful hotel, a lovely old city, great cafe's and restaurants and some of the best ice cream in Italy. What's not to like?
michaelbier
United States of America
10
Lovely little town with old center, arcades of shops in...
Lovely little town with old center, arcades of shops in central pedestrian zone, Middle Ages buildings rising up the hill from the old core to the older castle, nice cathedral with amazing painted trompe l'oeil columns instead of sculpted stone. On the dividing line between corn and orchards on the plains and the foothills of the Italian Alps. Terrific views of Monviso in good weather. Walking around the old town is easy.
Geoffrey
Australia
10
Our stay in Saluzzo was fantastic.
Our stay in Saluzzo was fantastic.
There is a great community atmosphere.
The market day was so fun,very few tourists but lots of locals mingling.
Wandering the narrow cobblestone streets was wonderful and the licals were so friendly to us.
The shopping was excellent to.
There was a music festival on while we were there.......that was a fun thing in the streets of Saluzzo.
The cafe and food was real good at average prices.l
We loved this vibrant town and surrounding areas in the Piedmonte region.
It is vibrant and buzzing and not hoards of tourists.
“The hotel is old and historic in the old Roman part above the city with great views of the French Alps. Great cool factor and a wonderful little town with great restaurants and shops. If you like history and simplicity and something a little different, I highly recommend the property. The Michelin star restaurant was satisfactory but not outstanding. Too many other nice tratorias in close walking distance.”
“This is a top class hotel, set in lovely historical former farm and monastic buildings, beautifully restored all laid out around a quadrangle. Totally peaceful despite being just off the main Turin road, the enclosed nature of the quadrangle setting keeps noise out. Superb rooms, massive beds, beautiful bathrooms you can have drinks in the courtyard and breakfast is served there. 10 mins easy walking distance to the main medieval centre of Saluzzo.”
“The hotel has an excellent location.
The hotel is run and owned by a young Chinese couple who are the most helpful,kind caring and such beautiful people.
They couldn't do enough for us.
Even provided some transport.
This is not a 5 star resort, it is basic but for us we felt connected,it was homely and quaint.
There is a good restaurant in the hotel,the food and prices are good......it is not part of the hotel establishment.”
“a charming b&b in a beautiful little Italian town of Castellar and very close to Saluzzo. comfortable place with kind hosts. our baby daughter loved the dog and the little white horse. lovely restaurant close by with delicious Italian food. overall we loved the place.”
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