There are only two western-chain affiliated hotels in Turin, and they are both in the same complex. This building had previously been the Fiat factory, and the exterior validates that quickly. The first one is the Lingotto (see my review for Le Meridien Art+Tech). I had to chase a bellman at 9p to handle bags for us, but found one.... more

Loved this place for the fact that it was functional but funky. The rooms are spacious with hugely high ceilings. We got excited that the rooms have electric sunshade blinds on them but I'm sure most normal people wouldn't quite think this was anything vaguely amazing! The bed was super-comfy and way bigger than my king-size at home. We found... more

This is a smart, modern hotel that serves business people very well. The room was spacious, well furnished, good bathroom and all amenities. Surprisingly, I did find that sound from nearby rooms was quite noticeable. The breakfast and other food were first-rate. Staff were efficient and generally friendly, although I got rather a snooty rebuff at my request to have... more

Stayed here for a couple of days after bagging a good deal on the internet searching the various sites. Its a really interesting place and hard to believe that it used to be a factory. The hotel room was large, light and airy with a big bathroom. It was interesting have pieces of designer furniture in the room and hotel... more

Often stay in Turin and this place is my first choice. Quite good value considering I get a good corporate discount, do not know the standard price. This hotel is on the site of the old Fiat factory and has a car track on the roof which you can use for jogging as a hotel guest. Restaurant good but lacks... more

The location of the Hotel is not good if you want to tour downtown Turino. You can take a city bus that takes about 30-45 min. Also if you are flying in it is not easy to get to the hotel from the airport. They do offer a "car" service for 49 Euro. A taxi might be around 30-50 euro... more

I booked this hotel because of seeing it on the TV program 'Passport To Europe' , I love cars very much and I decided to stay in this hotel (Actually the automobile museum was the main reason I visited Torino). The first disapointment was that when I arrived the receptionist informed me that the automobile museum had moved to somewhere... more

I've been staying there for a wedding. The hotel is well located. The breakfast is overall excellent. However, I have to advise the traveller about my terrible experience for other factor. Two of the 3 nights I stayed there were SPG awards, the 3rd one was prepaid through Starwood website. I got the surprise one month later to find a... more

I stayed in this hotel for one night on business. It is a large hotel and seems to cater for business travellers more than tourists. The room was very big and comfortable. The bathroom was also large and well fitted out with a good selection of toiletries. Probably the best thing about this hotel is its close proximity to Eataly... more