Room was nice and spacious, on the top floor with a nice view of the mountains. Very comfortable bed and the shades allow one to block all light out! Breakfast was good but i only ordered for one morning. And, the location seems convenient for exploring downtown. I was visiting the university (the opposite direction).

The only one *tiny* issue was that i had to carry my luggage up one flight of stairs since the elevator didn't provide access to the top floor. I'm sure if i asked, the staff would have helped me though. So, really, a non-issue.

If you have a car you especially care about, this seems to have best parking achievable in a Turin hotel: Beyond two locked gates, in a courtyard, in a private parking spot. (Parking in Turin is difficult. Many hotels claim to have parking but then it turns out they mean that there is street parking nearby, or there is a commercial parking garage nearby with questionable access.)

I liked the location (close to the old town and grocery shops), my room and the whole building (beautiful and historical, with a gorgeous staircase), I liked that there was a small fridge available and I liked my view from the balcony (the Alps visible above the roofs of other buildings).

Black fungal growth in the shower stall (quite a lot of it). I do think that this is a hygienic problem and cleaning staff should deal with it.

Super calm, at least where I was, on the fifth floor. I suspect that those are the former servants' quarters but the triple advantage of 1) small windows with wooden shutters, 2) windows giving on the backyard instead of the street, and 3) being on top of everyone else meant that there was nor noise or light to disturb my sleep. Also very friendly personnel: when I'd realized at the three in the morning that I'd forgotten my key, the nice person on the other end of the emergency number walked me through how to get a spare. And there are a bunch of really nice restaurants in walking distance.

It's not strictly speaking a complaint but the bathroom and shower were a bit small (but then, I'm rather all). The Wifi was a bit spotty at times.

Perfect Location Gracious building from a bygone time - mosaics on floor, marble, grand elliptical staircase. Wood be worth visiting just for the enormous imposing wooden doors, worthy of a fortress Large rooms with working air conditioning Wonderful breakfast

service was a little inexperienced but that is maybe part of the family-run charm

The staff were lovely. The place is very clean. It is well located to trams and about a 20 minute walk to the centre of old town a very secure property. Also very quiet at night.

Nothing i was comfortable. The pillow was a little hard for my taste. But that's minor...

Location was ideal. Staff were knowledgeable and very helpful. They phoned recommended restaurants until they found one with availability. The hotel was quiet. Parking was very secure.

The room was constructed like an alpine chalet, despite being on the top floor of a large city house. We were on the 5th floor and the lift only went to the 4th.

Incredible staff. Incredible room. Incredible owner. The front desk worker my first time (I did not catch her name, but she is a college student) was so helpful in guiding me on where to go in Torino. I can't thank her enough and she was so sweet!

Excellent location, not to far from the cathedral but also close to tram and bus links. Beautiful old building, with lift and air con. Front desk is not manned all day but you can WhatsApp them with your arrival time. Very helpful and friendly. Beautiful old building

Nothing

The location was perfect. Only a couple of minutes walk and you are right in the centre of Turin. The hotel building is beautiful with loads of character. It’s also in a quiet area of the city despite being so close to the centre.

I wish there had been tea & coffee making facilities in the room, (but I had failed to check this when booking). Otherwise I couldn’t fault it.