A perfect stay at the Victoria Hotel! The location is ideal to explore the beautiful city of Turin. The staff were outstanding – friendly, attentive, and always helpful. The common areas, pool, and spa are very well organized, offering real moments of relaxation. Breakfast was simply incredible, with a wide variety and delicious options, and the servers were more than pleasant. A truly wonderful stay – I highly recommend this hotel!

The only small downside is that some practical information could be communicated more clearly at the beginning (like breakfast hours or pool access). A little improvement on this would make the experience absolutely flawless. Overall, a truly memorable stay – I definitely recommend this hotel!

A perfect hotel. Clean, comfortable, very obliging, helpful staff, good choice of breakfast items. They were so helpful to us regarding late check-out and allowing us to use the spa once we'd checked out because we had a long wait for our flight and the weather was awful. The spa was really lovely. And everything was superbly clean. There's a beautiful lounge with an all-day bar as well, so it was really comfortable.

The location is very good but you've got about a ten minute walk before you get into the really interesting bit of town. The breakfast had a good range of items but the quality of some of the food wasn't amazing - the cake a bit stodgy, the yoghurt a bit thin, the bacon (and, yes, I know the Italians don't really do bacon) was limp and barely cooked. They ran out of eggs on the second morning we were there. But really, I'm nit-picking because this was one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in for the price.

The top advantage of Hotel Victoria is the location. We were walking distance from all the sites of interest, Palazzo reale, museo egizio, piazza carlina etc. As well as bigger retail stores and smaller boutiques. The room was spacious and very comfortable, staff were mostly friendly and helpful. Breakfast was decent with variety of protein, fruit, and some veggies and desserts. Lots of space in the Breakfast room and was frequently replenished. We enjoyed the spa but bear in mind they want you to wear a swim cap.

Not a big deal but there's almost no parking directly at the hotel. They have discounts at a parking garage 5 mins away but we wrongly assumed we could park there when we booked and were a bit stressed when we were told no haha there's tons of parking in the garage and it's super close.

This is an excellent hotel for a sightseeing base, and you have the option to use the spa. The breakfast is plentiful and varied. The staff were super efficient. There were a few minor issues. Our "superior" room was very small and nothing like the ones in the photos. Coffee making facilities were not provided but we were given a kettle etc when we requested one. The spa has no changing rooms so you need to go in your robe and swimwear which is a little awkward! It was also incredibly hot in the hotel. Overall, we did enjoy our stay but would probably not go back.

The spa was so relaxing. The rooms lovely and cosy. The breakfast was tasty and the lobby by the fire place was so cosy and warm. The location right in the city centre so easy to get around. A lovely welcome for our dog with a personalised welcome note and bowls and cushions provided a nice touch. A great hotel, definitely recommend.

The hotel charges 3 euros if you don’t have a swimming cap for the spa only to be used in the swimming pool. That’s fine if the pool is accessible at a decent temperature but it was so so cold. No one was getting into the pool and being January having a cold pool is not very smart. So the swimming caps we purchased at the spa didn’t get used a real waste of money.

A warm and cozy mid-sized hotel in a perfect location on a quiet street in the centre of Turin. Friendly staff, comfortable rooms, and some delightful common spaces, including a spacious and comfy lounge, and a lovely breakfast room. The breakfast was outstanding, with a buffet with a huge choice of food, and excellent service from the charming staff for your choice of hot drinks. The hotel does not have a restaurant, but the surrounding blocks are packed with excellent dining options.

A faultless stay, and a lesson in hospitality that many larger hotels could learn from.

Breakfast was delicious, varied and plentiful. Spa and pool were great but the time slot was short. The staff were very helpful and friendly The location for all amenities, including the railway station, was perfect.

The hotel was extremely hot upstairs as it was too soon in the year for the air conditioning to be switched on. Despite having booked a long way in advance and staying for 4 nights we had the room right beside the elevator which made it noisy.

We absolutely loved this hotel. It has an old fashioned elegance and it's in a great location. The staff were so friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable and very clean. There was air conditioning. The spa is fantastic and the breakfast was so good. We really liked that you could go straight from your room in a swimming suit and robe to the spa. We also loved that you could eat breakfast on the terrace and that there are comfortable lounge areas to read in. We would absolutely stay again.

Greta location, nice hotel, had a olde world grandeur about it. Staff were very helpful when we had an early start and had organised breakfast bags to take with us. The spa was great, with two steam rooms and sauna and range of pools. Definitely worth a trip!

Verging on the rooms feeling a little dated. Limited timeslots in the spa.

Exceptional OLD WORLD hotel with modern conveniences. The first impression is that it’s a bit fusty but once inside it’s a marvel. Yes, the furnishings rely on chintz (the best meaning) in pattern and design but it’s all really very comfortable and welcoming. Like the 4- poster (sort of, without the posts but the swags) and the stuffed furniture. The bathroom is very traditional in appearance (verde marble, chrome faucets, etc) but with modern appliances. And the shower was the best we had in our 3 weeks throughout Northern Italy in 4-5 star hotels: commodious, really forceful shower, steady temperature, safety floor). The breakfast was excellent with the very best croissants I’ve ever had from a hotel that were perfectly flakey and buttery. Same for the pain au chocolat. And as a hot chocolate affecionato, the individually prepared (requested lactose-free) version was dark, sweet and extra thick. Swell! I don’t usually swoon, but that hot chocolate and those croissants! I can’t speak for the spa, since we were too busy discovering a very over-looked city but a quick gander looked awfully inviting.

As an architect, I must say I was at first a bit put off by its shabby (hardly) chic but it’s so well maintained it’s really charming chic.