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Best Western Hotel Crimea

Best Western Hotel Crimea

4.1/558 Reviews
We were really pleased with our choice of hotel for a four day break in Turin. Ideally located at the other side of the river it was quiet but easy to get to main tourist areas on foot or nearby bus/ trams etc. The staff were so helpful and friendly , giving us recommendations for local restaurants, phoning for taxis and even allowing us to charge our phones when we returned to collect our suitcases and use toilet etc before leaving for the airport. Rooms were really comfortable with air conditioning and mini fridges. ( would have been helpful to have had a note of cost of bottled water as we didn’t know if it was chargeable or not but it was only one euro so not really a problem) The breakfast buffet was lovely with plenty of choice including cereal, breads, fruit, yogurts, meats, cheese and cake! Although there was no cooked options there was more than enough to choose from. Communication with the hotel was excellent. They even had an electrical adaptor ready for me when I messaged to ask about sockets beforehand. Would highly recommend this hotel and would certainly return if I come back to Turin.
Hotel Cascina Fossata & Residence

Hotel Cascina Fossata & Residence

4.4/566 Reviews
The hotel is very cost-effective and the transportation is very convenient. It is very suitable for travelers who come to Turin to see the ball. The hotel room has a large indoor area, unique decoration style and good hygiene.
J Hotel

J Hotel

4.5/570 Reviews
I stayed at the J Hotel for 12 nights on business. I was particularly impressed by all the staff, they were excellent. A particular shout-out to reception staff, house keeping & Lorenzo at breakfast! A comfortable, well maintained, clean hotel with a good restaurant and breakfast choices.
Hotel Due Mondi

Hotel Due Mondi

3.5/520 Reviews
Ho prenotato 2 notti in questo hotel per 183 euro, colazione inclusa. L'impatto appena arrivato non è stato molto positivo per alcune ragioni che provo a sintetizzare: - Reception: Appena arrivato, alla reception c'era un signore che mi ha solamente chiesto un documento e mi ha dato la chiave dicendo di scendere più tardi per riavere il documento. Non mi ha spiegato nulla sulla colazione e non ha aggiunto altro. La verità è che c'era il cambio turno, perché appena sceso c'era un'altra signora molto gentile che mi ha spiegato tutto sulla colazione e mi ha dato informazionituristiche. Non è stato un problema, ma non è molto professionale. - La stanza: La stanza era piccola, ma essendo da solo andava bene. Purtroppo però, era datata. C'erano lampade in tessuto ingiallite, muri riverniciati ma con un palese bisogno di ristrutturazione. La serratura della porta non funzionava bene. La manopola del lavandino si staccava se la si girava un po' di più. Il sapone in stanza era una micro boccetta più una bustina: mi è dovuto bastare per 2 notti ma per stare sicuri, consiglio di portarne un po'. Dotata di frigobar, anche questo vecchissimo è mezzo scassato, e di un climatizzatore che però non rinfrescava. - Colazione: La colazione viene servita nel seminterrato ed è continentale, devo dire abbastanza varia ma non sempre con prodotti freschi (come le albicocche sciroppate). Tutto sommato, la colazione è stato un fattore positivo. - Posizione: La posizione dell'hotel è a due passi a piedi dalla stazione di Porta Nuova, molto comoda anche per andare in centro a piedi. - Prezzo: come detto, 183 euro per due notti con colazione inclusa. Secondo me, considerando che la struttura è vecchia, il prezzo è un po' alto. Insomma, se cercate un punto di appoggio per un paio di notti va bene. Come viaggiatore solitario non avevo molte pretese. Certo però, il prezzo non corrisponde esattamente alla qualità della stanza e della struttura in generale. Per soggiorni più lunghi, onestamente, lo sconsiglio.
Hotel Chelsea

Hotel Chelsea

4.1/531 Reviews
It is an old hotel with a little backward elegance and the keys in heavy boxes that you must leave in the hotel when you go out for a tour. The rooms are clean and spacious, staff is kind and available. The location is in the centre of the city, next to the most attractive attractions of Torino. The only neo is that if you come in the car you have to park in the side silos that costs well 24 euros/day. Despite the tram passing right below I have sleeped well, the rooms are well soundless. Breakfast is normal, with discrete choice of sweet and salty foods.The hotel has a Puglia/Piemonte tractor which we have not tried. I therefore have no too many claims but absolutely convenient to choose as a base for Torino.
CX Turin Regina Student&Explorer Place

CX Turin Regina Student&Explorer Place

4.5/539 Reviews
The hotel has a different concept than normal hotels. They have two floors for tourists and the rest houses students who come to the city. It is very well located, you can walk to the Historic Center. Our room had a view of the Po River and was clean, spacious, with a balcony, and the bathroom was equally clean, with supplies and hair dryer. The staff is very friendly and cooperative. They offer a breakfast that is not very varied, but the price of 5 euros is fine with the offer. The building is on a busy road intersection, and one of the nights it was quite noisy. In general we were very good and we appreciate the attention received.

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Number of Hotels248
Number of Reviews1,808
Lowest Price£42
Highest Price£866
Average Price (Weekends)£129
Average Price (Weekdays)£117

Turin Pet-friendly Hotel Guide

Looking for hotels in Torino? Trip.com is a great place to start. If you want to stay at the best hotel in Torino, Trip.com is here to help! Torino is a city with tons of tourist attractions. You'll never want to leave! You can stay 3-5 days at hotels in Torino without running out of things to do.

Turin International Airport is the primary airport in Torino. If you don't want to take a flight, coming to Torino by train is a good choice as well.

You don't have to worry about accommodations when traveling to Torino. Here, there are more than 373 hotels for you to choose from. As a popular tourist city, Torino has many renowned chain hotels. In Torino, there are hotels under the Novotel brand. Travelers who favor this brand can choose to stay there to enjoy the luxury services provided by Novotel. If the comfort level of your trip is important, there are many choices in Torino, such as hotels under the Novotel brand. Novotel Torino Corso Giulio Cesare is one of the most popular hotels in Torino. If you're still unsure, Trip.com recommends Best Western Crystal Palace Hotel.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 6.53°C during the day, 1.67°C at night

• April to June: 17.94°C during the day, 12.49°C at night

• July to September: 23.02°C during the day, 17.58°C at night

• October to December: 9.31°C during the day, 4.59°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 56.63 cm

• Summer: 107.33 cm

• Autumn: 72.17 cm

• Winter: 68.67 cm

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