We had a lovely stay with Roberta and her husband. Roberta was an enthusiastic and passionate host and her husband is a fantastic cook. Roberta (Robbie as she preferred to be called) speaks excellent English (one of her five languages) and knew lots of places to visit and is keen to help with advice and suggestions. She and her husband have complied a list of restaurants, bars, cafes, museums, art galleries etc. that they recommend - which was very useful. The apartment is modern, clean and bright and they have thought of lots of little great details e.g. a kettle and a coffee machine, an Alexa to play music, books to read etc. There are two rooms (one en suite and one with a separate private bathroom) and a communal lounge with another TV. The apartment is very close to the centre of Turin and is an easy walk to the sights. There are lovely local restaurants within 10 minutes walk - our favourites were the Cantina and Brilli (not sure of the spelling). Breakfast was lovely and Robbie's husband catered for me specially as a coeliac (gluten free). There were three menu options - continental, sweet or savoury, the elements of which changed each day. Although I couldn't eat the little sweet cakes and savoury tarts they looked beautiful and the other couple there clearly enjoyed them. There is a lovely little secluded garden in which we had breakfast and a lovely friendly fluffy cat. We were on a motorbike and the parking was safe and secure (behind locked gates) although the driving in the centre of Turin was a bit hairy at times. [Parking is unusual this close to the centre] We really enjoyed our stay and Robbie made it special. I hope to return again someday.

Driving in Turin was difficult in rush hour. Although Turin is lovely there are parts (on the other side) where there seems to be a lot of graffiti and rough sleeping - maybe a sign of the times.

Great welcome from a friendly host who gave us wonderful advice about making the best use of our short time in Turin. The offstreet parking was useful and the guesthouse is a 10-15 walk from the heart of Turin - very convenient. Our healthy breakfast option was excellent and beautifully presented. Our room was spacious and spotlessly clean. Highly recommended!

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On arrival, we were welcomed by Enrico who gave us all the ins and outs of Turijn. At breakfast we enjoyed Enrico's beautifully home-cooked meals and Roberta told us all about the ingredients used. Made from scratch with produced sourced at local markets.Very special and tasty. Roberta and Enrico are a lovely couple who put a lot of time and effort in making their guests feel beyond welcome. Their lovely guest house is situated in a quiet side street yet surprisingly close to the river and the main entrance to town. We highly recommend their beautiful place and will definitely come back in the future.

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Roberta and Enrico were so hospitable. They made a very sumptuous breakfast and made sure we were comfortable. They made sure we had boxes breakfasts on the 2 days we had to leave early. Our rooms were spacious.!Our bathroom was very clean.

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The location was great but the host was even beter. Breakfast was also very good. The host Roberta, gave us plenty of things to see. Since we we’re only there for a short amount of time, she told us what was worth it and what you should only do if you were to stay longer

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We liked the lovely garden, the room and the bathroom were both very spacious. There was also a communal space with a television. It was in a good location to access the city and had lovely restaurants close by - in particular, Birilla.

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Roberta and Enrico are wonderful hosts, Robbie providing a great briefing and guidance for beautiful Turin. Checkout her web site. Our room with ensuite was spacious and had all the nice touches. The guesthouse is across the river from the elegant and expansive old town, a 10 minute walk. Robbie's recommendation of the nearby Casale 93 for dinner was a winner. Yes, great pizza, but I want to go back and try the many interesting plates that were going to other tables.

Roberta is a people person and she really cares about what she does. She could not have been more accommodating and gave us everything we could have wanted/needed from a warm welcome to wonderful freshly cooked breakfast (thank you, Enrico) to very useful tourist tips (one of which was the Lavazza Museum, which we would probably not have spotted). Would highly recommend this beautiful, old house, just a manageable walk from the historic centre of Turin.

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We had 2 wonderful days in Torino at Roberta's B&B. Mille grazie. Roberta gave us a very nice reception and recommendations on what to do in Torino. And her husband prepared a wonderful breakfast each morning - best to take both the salty and sweet one and share (we were told he does 14 different types of breakfast). Unfortnately, we did not have breakfast in the nice garden because it was too chilly in the morning. Room and bath were very clean and well equipped. Bath is across the floor but this did not matter since Roberta has only 2 rooms let and the other guest was a very nice Italian lady. The room was in a nice and quiet part of the city where you can also easily find restaurants just a short walk away - we went to Cantine Rosso and liked it). There is an hourly charge for parking in the city. Therefore, we were grateful that we could park our car in a gated courtyard (although it was tight for a larger car). We walked into the city to all attractions and museums - which is quiet a walk, but we were trained for our tours in Cinque Terre and you can see a variety of things on your way. You can get a wonderful view of Torino from Monte dei Cappucino (best in the morning or afternoon) and then walk into the city via Via Po. along the arcades and shops. In the city center don't miss the Palazzo Reala and Museo Egizio, coffee shops, Bicerin, Aperitivo and lots more. For lunch in the city we went to a place called Piola da Cianci - which was crowded but cheap and located close to the cattedrale. If you are in Torino also consider to go to the countryside to cities like Alba and Asti and their surroundings - nice little citites with lot of vino and tartufo.

There was no swimming pool (just kidding) - but we went to Ligurie afterwards so it did not matter ;-)

Mrs. Roberta is great, breakfast perfect, home made sweet or salt specialities ! House is very clean, nice....place perfect, close to the centre. We would like to come back in the summertime, to enjoy breakfast in the garden ! Martin and Lucie