Hotel Torino Reviews

Friendly staff with good customer service experience. Hotel is walking distance to the coliseum and the train and bus station. Multiple eateries and restaurants around the hotel.

The Hotel is excellent for rome. It is well located near the railway station.the breakfast is a continental one but what they offer is of a very high standard. The hotel was very clean The room was good and bigger than what I was expecting. Rome hotel rooms are very small so don't expect a large room. A very easy place too stay

Great location. Friendly receptionist but noisy after hours due to restos along the road

Excellent location, excellent continental breakfast, room small and in need of decoration. Fridge in room but no kettle and cups.

The room and bathroom are large enough, the furniture is old, the mattress is sagging, and the floor is dirty. It is close to the train station and is very convenient to take the bus to other attractions. There are several supermarkets nearby. The supermarket in the basement of the train station is large and cheap.

Stayed with my younger sister. Hair dryer constantly not working age a few seconds each time. Only one charging port in room. Location very convenient. Breakfast time early from 7-10

There was a problem with their water supply and they gave us another hotel. The hotel Eliseo from the same company was a good one but a bit far from the centre.

The hotel's location is convenient, especially for those arriving by train, allowing a 30-minute walk to Rome's main attractions. The breakfast offered was satisfactory, providing a decent start to the day. The room met expectations and was in line with the price paid, offering a reasonable level of comfort. The service and attention at the reception were suitable, primarily focused on efficient check-in and check-out processes. In summary, Hotel Torino is a reasonable choice for its location, acceptable breakfast, and rooms that align with the price paid. It's recommended for those seeking a straightforward and budget-friendly stay with a focus on convenience.

There is no water boiler! So pay attention for parents with kids. The breakfast is so simple (and silly). location is good. Hotel is so old so consider for everything such as the elevator the facility and etc.

Made a booking with bath tub but was given a smaller room without it. Given room has cigarette smell so we spoke to hotel staff and they gave us a bigger room with a tub as per requested and without cigarette smell. Although it was only one night but staff were friendly and nice to accommodate to our request. Thank you!

Splendid location, very near to the Roma Termini, and about 15mins walk to the Colloseum. The room was huge though a little old. Our main door couldnt close properly and had to be locked all the time. The room didnt come with a kettle so we had to request it separately. Breakfast was ok. They were able to entertain our early check in and has luggage storage services.

Very small and dirty, only location is good and close to terminal

Worth the price

Had low expectations after reading reviews, but the accom was fine and good value for money. Location meant I could walk to practically all the sights, and still make connecting trains/flights with minimal hassle. Bathroom was roomy and included some shampoo etc. Mini fridge was cold and kept my Tim-Tams from melting any further (Australians, amirite). Bed was comfy, and clean. Aircon was kinda the little aircon that couldn’t, but the white noise from it doing its darnedest helped block out the street sound (which wasn’t that bad anyway considering location). The continental brekky in the morning was nothing extravagant but I did have about 5 bowls of really yummy muesli and 5 cups of OJ so I was pretty happy. Obviously niche travellers will read that and book straight away. Also the restaurants nearby are good, had a ripper pizza from across the road one night. Other guests in the hotel were friendly, as was the concierge when checking out. First fella when checking in seemed a bit unhappy to have customers, a la Bernard Black. All in all I’d stay again.