Hotéis Family-friendly em Turin

A five star hotel close to all major attractions. There are plenty of restaurants, caffe and wine bars within ten minutes walk. Great hotel and good value for money. Front desk service is excellent but not so in the breakfast restaurant. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

The room is quite big, the subway station is on the right side of the door, it is very convenient, it is safer to live here.

The hotel is in front of Roma Street and behind is Langoli Street, very close to Piazza Vittorio. The location is good, the hotel is the best in Turin. The hotel does not have its own parking, but there is a public parking lot next to it.

I have had some lift and the chamber's electronic keys, but I understand that the technical problems may occur.

Location is great near Porta Nuova rail station, and minutes walk to Via Roma and the wonderful piazzas of Turin. It is always a pleasure to stay at a renovated hotel. The rooms are clean bright and spacious, quiet and comfortable. The bathroom was very spacious, clean and very comfortable Bed was very comfy Breakfast could be better, as well as waiters attitude. The staff was generally very friendly and helpful, but we have to mention one mostly unpleasant employee whose attitude was not less than disgusting. Since we had to leave, after 2 nights stay, at 2:00 am, we asked upon our arrival, and received the permission to stay at the lobby till our taxi arrives. As we returned to the hotel around 11:00pm, asking for our luggage, this employee explained us that it is not normal to sit in the lobby for 3 hours, while he fas free rooms upstairs. We teravel really a lot, and met different attitudes at hotels, but I cannot remember anything so shameful. Only after I asked if he was actually evicting us, he replied no, and repeated twice that it was not normal or acceptable. I really want to believe that this is an exception.

The hotel is diagonally opposite Dora Station. very convenient. Not far from the two train stations, a few bus stops will do. Buses cost 2 Euros. The front desk speaks English with Italian accents. We arrived late but the reception was still very nice. The room was clean, drinks in the small refrigerator and the price list was on the bedside table. When you check out, she will ask you what you drank, and then check out together. There are more types of hotel breakfast than other cheap hotels in Italy, and they taste good. There are many fruits, fruit salads, and green salads. There are more types of bread. Other toast cheese ham and scrambled eggs should be considered standard in the European buffet breakfast, and there is also a poached egg. Drinks, first milk and various coffees, orange juice. Yogurt and cereals. See a lot of family trips. There are also many Chinese.

The only thing that needs improvement is not many choices for vegan customers to eat at breakfast, I wish you would think about this to catch up with the world trades! Encourage lifestyle change to vegan, go green, and save our planet, these are important things to do right now. Make changes accordingly, Please and thank you!

Wow! I just have to say WOW - the hotel, the staff, the location & the opportunity to visit the Fiat test track! Firstly, the room - really spacious and well laid out - clean comfortable and a bonus of a walk in shower. The beds are comfortable and the bathroom amenities were plentiful and replenished often. Secondly, the staff Silvio at the front desk greeted us with such warmth and kindness- it was our first time visiting Turin and he could not have been more helpful - advise on wine, cheese and places to see. The breakfast & dinner staff were so welcoming - service was IMPECCABLE!!! The food was plentiful, varied and delicious. Thirdly, the location perfect for us- quick walk to the Metro, bus stop, grocery store, Eataly and the Lingotto shopping mall (with TONS of options for snacks, gelato, coffee or food). We would definitely return to Turin and the DoubleTree Lingotto is the place we’d want to be !!!

This lovely conveniently located hotel set in a very quiet communal ground with sitting area outside or in the friendly cafe and a small grocery store is ideal for anyone looking for a hassle-free stay with a nearby train station linking to the city centre. Great service & support from all staff!

The hotel appears to be undergoing renovations because when we got off the elevator, there was a big plastic sheet covering the walkway (and not doing a great job of keeping the heat out). The room was small, but clean, and air conditioning was adequate if not great (possibly because it was fighting the hot air coming from the hallway). Location was an easy walk from the Porta Nuova train station, though a little bit of a walk to some of the main sights and restaurants. My suggestion would be if you stay here, get a data package for your mobile devices and rent one of the many scooters/e-bikes that are available to get around more quickly, especially if you're trying to get to the other side of the train station, you basically have to go all the way to the end and go around it to get to a through street. One other thing to be aware of if you are picky about amenities, the shower in the room is tiny. It's a perfectly acceptable room, but some travelers (especially those who haven't traveled in Europe before) will find it small. Also, the hotel holds your passports at check-in until you check out, which some travelers may find unsettling. I used to run into this a lot traveling in Europe up until maybe 2009-2010, but it seems to me many hotels now just simply scan your passports instead. We did not go to the spa, so I can't speak to that. One final tip, right nearby is a pizza place called Libery Pizza and Artigianal Beer that I would recommend. I wasn't a huge fan of their draft beer (not my style of beer, but your experience may vary -- my traveling partner enjoyed the beer and she's a craft beer person), but the appetizers and pizza were good, and they had good wine as well.