It was sufficiently good for one night in Turin, well located in a traditional building, many restaurants nearby. There was an effort to style the B&B as a palazzo with high ceilings etc. The service was good. There is a very small balcony with a nice view of the inner yard.

The B&B definitely doesn't have a feel of a palazzo, it feels more like a dormitory, with thin walls, basic bathroom with shower door not closing properly and leaking on the floor, very basic beds, old furniture (not antic style but actually old). The buffet was very basic. Our adult daughter was provided a very small bed just next to our bed, so the room felt cramped. So perhaps, let your guests know that the room would be small for three. Noisy AC.

The property is relatively central. The building is Beuatiful, even the elevator had style! The room was big, clean and comfortable. Because i had an early departure they opened the breakfast room early for me! Breakfast was great - even freshly cut delicious fruit salad was available - the best i had for breakfast at a hotel.

I would have preferred if the bathroom was in the room - but i should mention it was right across the door, spacious and clean. Also the automatic hotel lock was finicky.

Our attic room was so cute! It felt like a life size dollhouse. There were 2 bedrooms, a living room/bedroom and bathroom. Everything was impeccably clean with conveniences like shampoo and bottled water. The breakfast was fabulous. Elsa was a fabulous hostess. It’s a bit of a distance from the historic center (15 minute walk), but there are cute cafes just downstairs. We usually prefer to be closer to the center, but would definitely stay here again!

Elsa was a fantastic host. She took great care of us. During the booking process I highlighted that we have some dietary restrictions (I am allergic to gluten and my son is lactose intolerant). Not only there was such a variety for breakfast that we didn't need to worry about missing out but she also baked an incredible apple tart to die for! She went above and beyond to make sure my family and I felt at home. The location is also very well maintained, the breakfast room is quirky and gorgeous and our room was perfect for a family of 4 like us. I highly recommend it!

Fabulous place, really lovely historic building and beautiful original decoration. Easy reach of Turin centre on foot for sightseeing, and station a short walk away. We found a lovely local restaurant for dinner only a few minutes walk away.

Everything was really perfect apart from a little mix up. We added an extra guest at the last minute and didn’t realise they had assigned us an additional room. So we ended up using a sofa bed for the 3rd guest when actually there was a bed made up in a different room. It was absolutely fine and they were really apologetic. The only feedback I would give it to give clear instructions to guests before arrival regarding rooms (maybe have room numbers?) as it is self check in so there was no one there to tell us about the extra room on arrival.

The Palazzo Bellini is set in a traditional building in Turin a short walk from the main train station and convenient to the main attractions of the city. The rooms are huge and inviting with very high ceilings and very quiet despite the location off a busy street. Breakfast was a delight, with the guests welcomed by the hostess as special guests in her house. When I visit Turin again, I will certainly return to the Palazzo Belini.

Nothing

I had the attic room that was way more room than I needed but was great. There was 3 beds in 3 different rooms. The bathroom was the biggest bath out of any of the places that I stayed at while staying in Italy for a month. I believe there is a community bath in a partial space of the hotel for a couple rooms but they are what I believe to be for those rooms only. I would ask about that if concerned. Other than that I would ask for the attic room. It’s the size of an entire apartment and 3 couples would be comfortable up there or a family.

Nothing it was great but if you are used to staying at a hotel you probably want to go that route.

The location is ideal for anyone traveling by bus or train and wanting to walk everywhere throughout their trip. The staff were super sweet and very friendly and available for whatever came up . The home was overall very unique, with antique touches, a warm vibe and very quiet and convenient as well. Close to groceries/ restaurants the town center etc.

Great location near Torino Porta Nuova train station (we were interrailing) looked dodgy area when we arrived at night as arcaded walkways were poorly lit in places and sadly there were quite a few people sleeping on the streets. We had no problems though and easy to walk around town from hotel- also near tram, bus and metro stops. We had the large yellow striped room and the beds were super comfy, 2 large patio doors opened onto balcony with view of courtyard garden. Big shower room. Excellent breakfast with large selection of cold dishes, eggs on request and delicious home cooked cake all served in the large breakfast room with a communal table where we could speak to other guests which was lovely, giving it a homely feel. Tricky getting into apartment the first time until we worked out the instructions for the digital key then no problem. Buy transport tickets at tabaccheria near tourist office opposite Porta Nuova and validate ticket on electronic pad when entering bus/ tram. Metro only has one line so is fairly useless for getting around

Showing signs of being an old historic building

We arrived quite late, about 9pm and had to pick up the key from the cafe at the corner of the building. This turned out to be no problem at all. The interior of the building (palazzo is the right word) is very grand, as is the Bellini apartment, and very secure. The room was very spacious with a nice ensuite and views over a central courtyard. The bed was really comfortable. The room was pleasantly cool. When we entered the dining room at 8.30 the following morning, Mrs Elsa had provided an amazing breakfast with a variety of cereals, yogurt, meats, cheese, pastries and a selection of home baked cakes....I wish I had the recipe for the apple cake!. She was the most charming and welcoming host. I hope to return so.etime soon!