Turin Hotels with Gym

Thee landry service ruined my branded jacket, instead of dry clean, they did a normal wash which was very unprofessional. However, the front desk staff was helpful and brought it to the management and issued compensation but the whole process took sometimes. In general, apart from the incident with the laundry , overall stay was pleasant and good location.

The hotel is very welcoming, well-furnished, and well-maintained. The room was very spacious and equipped with everything needed. The staff were professional and efficient. The hotel's free parking is convenient, located right next to the building. Just a few meters away, there's also a metro station for getting to the city center and the shopping mall, as well as the Pinacoteca Agnelli and the Pista 500.

The hotel's location is fantastic, right in the old town, super close to the Royal Palace and all the main attractions. You just step out and walk a block back to reach the heart of the sights. There are plenty of dining options nearby, too. The hotel itself has great facilities, excellent hot water, and is very clean. Definitely recommend it to everyone!

It was fairly good except the male waiter at the breakfast as I asked him where is the olive oil then he kept saying ” si si on the table” and it was not on the table .. it would be better to be more sincere or at least ask his manager if he's not able to speak English , this made me feel bit irritating as he obviously looks annoyed by answering my question all the rest was ok , would select this hotel again if I go Torino

A very clean and comfortable hostel to stay in — with cozy mattresses, a kitchen, and the possibility to wash and dry your clothes. In the evening there are parties and a bar, so you definitely won’t be bored. It’s a bit far from the train stations, but there’s a tram and a bus — the hostel staff explained everything to me.

This was our second stay at this hotel. Our first visit was at the end of 2017, when the hotel was brand new. Back then, it felt super modern with its panoramic windows. After almost 10 years, I haven't noticed any changes to the hotel itself. The room has three bathrooms, two of which are shower rooms! This is very convenient for families. The bathrooms were impeccably clean. The furniture shows some scratches in places, a result of natural wear and tear. A downside was the expensive Aperol Spritz at the bar – 13 euros a glass. I haven't encountered such an expensive cocktail in Italy before.

The team at doubletree Hilton was fantastic … from reception to restaurant, bars and housekeepers … special thanks to Guerino, Jesmin, Ivana, Fabrizio and many others

Very nice staff, clean, nothing to complain about, and a great location. Unfortunately, all this is spoiled by the lack of soundproofing, both between rooms and outside noise. A tram passes nearby, making you feel like you're on the sidewalk. I was in room 234; the parquet floor is extremely noisy, so be careful. Despite the €25 a night garage, take it as a guide, or you might get a nice surprise when you wake up, like me, with a broken window. Nothing was stolen; I think it was just a fan of French license plates. Personally, I won't be going back.

It's not a hotel, it's a student campus. It is definitely better than the hotel, everywhere is clean, the amenities in the room are better, there is a kitchen, dishes. But it's a bit far from the centre and train stations. In summer it is inconvenient to stop because of hot weather, walk to the centre for half an hour, the place is quite calm and safe. Bus number 8 stops nearby, which goes to Porta Susa station, but runs rarely, once every half an hour

Nice enough hotel but located way too far from the centre if you’re relying on public transport. If you have your own car then it’s probably ok. Typical fairly basic Novotel hotel room. Relatively low occupancy when we stayed so didn’t notice any neighbour noise. Tram line was undergoing repair work when we were there which made it very inconvenient to get to the hotel.