Offering a varied buffet breakfast and air-conditioned rooms, Hotel Urbani is next to Porta Nuova Train Station in the heart of Turin and is a 2-minute walk from the airport bus terminal.
Hotel Bologna is set in a 19th-century building in Turin's centre, opposite Porta Nuova Train Station, with metro and tram stops. It offers air conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi.
Korina Karatsioli
Greece
Everything was perfect. The staff was very accommodating and pleasant and the room was like it belonged to a palace.
Set just 50 metres from Porta Susa Train Station, Hotel Diplomatic has excellent public transport links. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
Jessica
France
Very comfortable and clean.
Dog was free and they even had prepared a bed dog bowl for him :)
Onsite parking very secure. Friendly staff. Central location.
Would recommend. Grazie mille !
NH Collection Torino Santo Stefano is in central Turin, just 150 metres from Turin's Cathedral. The hotel's rooftop terrace offers panoramic city views. Rooms are spacious and have free Wi-Fi.
Hotel Amadeus E Teatro lies in the heart of Turin, 300 metres from the Mole Antonielliana and 700 metres from the Regio Theatre and the Egyptian Museum.
Carol
United States
Property was clean, staff were excellent, and the location was perfect for our walking sight seeing. Room was comfortable but a little crowded because a third bed was in the room. Water was hot and the room was quiet at night.
Set opposite Turin's Porta Nuova Train Station and 400 metres from the Metro stop, Hotel Romano offers a bar and classic-style accommodation with a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
Robert Jan
Netherlands
Nice bedroom. Curtains made the room real dark for sleeping. Good breakfast.
Located in Turin’s business district, Hotel Lancaster is just 800 metres away from Porta Nuova Train Station and 3 km from the Lingotto exhibition centre.
Rapl
Czech Republic
A good stable hotel, reception 24/7 with good guys, location Is perfect and breakfast satisfactory.
Hotel Victoria & Iside Spa offers accommodation in Turin. Rooms are fitted with a TV. All rooms come with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower.
Location really good for sight seeing and shopping
Located in front of Torino Porta Susa Train Station, Hotel & Residence Torino Centro - Stazione Porta Susa offers spacious accommodation with free WiFi.
it's clean and gorgeous and so handy for the station
Hotel Plaza is 2 km from both Torino Porta Nuova Train Station and the Lingotto Exhibition Centre. This 3-star hotel in Turin offers classic-style rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Great breakfast, helpful and willing staff, silence
Hotel Miramonti is ideally located just a few km from Turin city centre and 2 km from the motorway going to Milan, allowing quick and easy access around the city and to the surrounding areas.
Lovely breakfast, staff really friendly and helpful
Run by the same family since 1854, Hotel Roma e Rocca Cavour is one of the oldest hotels in Turin. Surrounded by lush gardens, it is opposite to Porta Nuova Train Station.
Very good located and the vintage decor is amazing
Set in Turin, 3.8 km from Porta Susa Train Station, Hotel Cascina Fossata & Residence offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Amazing breakfast including excellent gluten free options.
Featuring a terrace, Hotel Torino Porta Susa offers accommodation in Turin, 1.4 km from Egyptian Museum and Politecnico di Torino and 2 km from Mole Antonelliana.
Friendly staff, clean rooms, great location, good breakfast
B&B HOTEL Torino Orbassano is 2 km from the Drosso exit of Turin’s Tangenziale Sud orbital road, and only a 4-minute drive from the Mirafiori Motor Village.
Hotel Bologna is set in a 19th-century building in Turin's centre, opposite Porta Nuova Train Station, with metro and tram stops. It offers air conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi.
I love the location and cleanless. Very nice and cozy hotel.
Starhotels Majestic is just 200 metres from Turin’s Porta Nuova Station. It offers a restaurant with a stained-glass roof, a 24-hour gym, and modern rooms with a satellite TV and pillow menus.
Staff were friendly & efficient, clean & great location.
Attractively located in the Crocetta district of Turin, Torino Station Relais is set 200 metres from Porta Nuova Railway Station, 1.4 km from Polytechnic University of Turin and 1.9 km from Porta Susa...
Perfect location next to Porta Nouva and the Metro
Offering a varied buffet breakfast and air-conditioned rooms, Hotel Urbani is next to Porta Nuova Train Station in the heart of Turin and is a 2-minute walk from the airport bus terminal.
Nice choice to stay in Turin. Good value for money.
Nestled in the greenery of the Po Natural Park, Parco Hotel Sassi is 4 km from Turin city centre. Its spacious rooms overlook the charming garden and offer free Wi-Fi.
we were upgraded to a beautiful room with a garden
FAQs about hotels in Turin
On average, 3-star hotels in Turin cost £90 per night, and 4-star hotels in Turin are £150 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Turin can on average be found for £298 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Turin this weekend is £77 or, for a 4-star hotel, £106. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Turin for this weekend cost on average around £214 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £79 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Turin for tonight. You'll pay on average around £111 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Turin will cost around £293 (based on Booking.com prices).
Italy’s first capital, sophisticated Turin has many elegant buildings and porticoed streets. Large Piazza Castello is the focal point and centres on Palazzo Madama, an unusual structure with a Renaissance façade and medieval body.
The next door Royal Palace backs onto Turin Cathedral, home to the Turin Shroud, the cloth with an imprint of Christ only rarely on display. Its museum is just one of the many fantastic Turin museums. None is better than the Egyptian Museum, the largest collection of Egyptian artefacts outside Cairo. Also noteworthy is the Mole Antonelliana, housing displays on Italian cinema and supposedly the world’s tallest museum.
By the Po, Italy’s longest river, is the Parco del Valentino, a tranquil park that is home to the Borgo Medievale, an artificial, medieval-style settlement with a castle.
However, within Italy, Turin is best known for sport and cars. FIAT is based here and nostalgia lovers can visit the rooftop track on top of their old Lingotto factory, now a conference centre. The city’s 2 Serie A football clubs - Torino and Juventus - also have electric atmospheres at their games.
Watch out for amazing views of the Alps as you fly into Turin Airport. Public transport then quickly links you to your Booking.com hotel, B&B or hostel.
Turin is the headquarters of Fiat and is thus a large...
Turin is the headquarters of Fiat and is thus a large manufacturing center possibly comparable to Detroit. Unlike a trip there in 2000, on this 2024 trip, I saw gang markings everywhere, on so many walls. It reminded me of NYC in the 70's. But the city has so many museums, it is well worth the trip. Do not miss the Museo della Sindone, the Shroud Museum, even if you're in Turin for one of the rare occasions when the Shroud itself is on display.
Wright
Scored 10
10
Great city to visit.
Great city to visit. Full of life, nice people and places to see. The only thing I was sad was not being able to visit the Egyptian Museum (it was closed for renovation). Well, it gives me a great excuse to come back in the future.
Waldyr
Brazil
Scored 10
10
Nice city with impressive architecture and beautiful, wide,...
Nice city with impressive architecture and beautiful, wide, tree-lined streets and avenues. All major sights are within walking distance if the accommodation is chosen carefully and with a view to walkability. People are very friendly and show an interest in tourists. Via Roma and the sorrounding area is a must for visitors. The climate is humid but not as bad as in MIlan. Unlike in Milan, taxi drivers are friendly and helpful, funnily they will give themselves a tip without asking you, but their friendly and timely service justifies the self-awarded tips. Turin is ignored by most tourists, who flock to Milan and Rome instead. This is a grave mistake, I encourage everybody to spend 2-4 days in Turin, it is a nice place.
Zsolt
Scored 10
10
With somewhat of a French feel, Turin is a very unique and...
With somewhat of a French feel, Turin is a very unique and characteristic Italian city. I liked that it was safe and peaceful, with better quality of air. It is also great for its diversity and dedication to culture and the arts, both classic and contemporary. There is so much to see and do; you could easily spend 3 days visiting. If you are en route from Italy to France, you should definitely stop in Turin.
jejedee
Italy
Scored 10
10
Turin is a fantastic Italian city and not supercrowded with...
Turin is a fantastic Italian city and not supercrowded with tourists. A lot of beautiful palazzos and the amazing Royal Castle. It is easy to walk with the famous arched and covered walkways, very useful in hot summer or if it rains. Nice restaurants with nice food, amazingly beautiful caffees with nice coffee or bicerin and pastries. And of course, gelato! Streets are very clean.
There are a lot of amazing museums, whatever is your interest: cars, fine art, cinema/films, etc.
Beautiful nearby places: Superga (amazing panoramic view on Torino), La Venaria Reale (former royal residence), etc.
Museo Egizio houses one of the largest collections of Egyptian antiquities.
I can recommend restaurant Da Michele 1922 on Piazza Vittorio Veneto. Very nice staff and super Italian food. Try farinata and pizza as well.
Viktória
Hungary
Scored 10
10
Beautiful city and so easy to get around on foot and via...
Beautiful city and so easy to get around on foot and via Metro. Plenty to see and do. Amazing park, architecture and people who were really friendly and had the time to converse with us. Most of the people spoke excellent English which made it far too easy for us. Excellent train services in and around town and from the airport too.
we have stayed in this apartment before, when I travel with my parents they do not like to fly so when we go to Italy by train stopping in Turin is the easy option. The apartment has two lovely double bedrooms and 3 shower rooms (with toilets). the location is great, very close to all the tourist spots (and close to public transpiort / taxi ranks )
There is a lift and the apartment is perfect for people with mobility issues,
The location was excellent. An easy walk from Porta Nuova station and opposite tram stop to Porta Susa. Receptionist was very helpful and friendly. The room was larger than expected, very comfortable and quiet. Room service breakfast was generous and more than expected. It was the best stay during our 10 day trip to Italy and France. Turin is well worth a visit. The tourist information office is right by the accommodation.
The ROOM WAS CLEAN WITH a fridge and kettle with Tea and coffees available
Very Comfy bed
Very tasty Breakfast was great all you need to Start your day with and The Breakfast staff Very professionelle
Enviroment was okay
Cheap places arr to eat
Aircondition was excellent
Cheap transport at your door step to navigate All the Atractions Arround
A Fantastiske Hotel With great value for Money
The location of the hotel is fantastic as you can walk to everything in the centre of Turin. The brand-new hotel is very nicely decorated. It has a great parking garage which is absiôlutley essential if you arrive by car as parking otherwise is impossible to find.
Really great location and lovely to stay in a cute, smart apartment. Turin is a great destination for a short break or stopover (we stayed en route from Paris to Rome by train). The apartment is around 20 mins walk from either of the main stations.
Philippa
United Kingdom
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