Turin Hotels with Shuttle Service

Excellent clean hotel in super location right beside the Train station in the centre of Turin. The hotel staff are Fantastic, especially the staff working at reception. Sara was amazing, I called the hotel a few weeks in advance of our stay to confirm the secure on site parking and she was very helpful on the phone. She even remembered me when I mentioned the phone call to her. That is customer service!! Check in was easy and smooth, the man at reception even provided a local map with restaurants marked out that the hotel recommend. The room was big with a street view. Overall, very clean, safe & secure parking and amazing staff. Thank you for your Hospitality.

If you spend the night in this city, it's a great hotel. The location is very good, the surroundings are very quiet, and there are very good restaurants nearby. If you had stayed here, you would not have chosen another hotel.

Amazing traditional Italian hotel, short walk from two metro stations Benini or Racconigi on Line one of the metro. All the hotel staff were helpful and friendly especially when we going to be delayed thanks to a long wait on our departure from London to recommending a nearby restaurant. The room was large, with a comfy bed, curtains and also exterior shutters ideal if you like your room dark. The bathroom was well equipped and just right. Breakfast was nice too with freshly made coffee to order and a selection of bread, meats and cheese along with pastries, cakes and cereals. It also had bacon and scrambled eggs if that’s more your thing. We would definitely stay again.

Perfect for rest. The place in this hotel is great. Officers are also very happy to help. The guest room is very elegant, with a huge and comfortable room. We will definitely live here next time

Ok I have them a chance and they failed. When I go to a hotel I expect air conditioning as a bare minimum and when I got to my room the temperature would not drop below 23.5. I asked reception and they said they will see what they can do. Later that evening I checked again and it was still hot. Opening the door would just things so noisy so I asked for a fan. No fan A guest should be able to drop the temperature below 23.5 and I personally have not had this experience before. As an ex hotelier I think it’s shocking and should not be allowed. So back I. My room I’m sweating and it will be a sleepless night so looks like a check out could be happening. The restaurant is good and that is the one I have. Well done

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.

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.

I recently stayed at Opera35 for two nights, but unfortunately, the experience was marred by poor service. Upon arrival, I was informed that there were no parking slots available for the first night (the hotel has, in fact, only 5 parking slots in front of it, while the private garage is at around 8 min walking). However, the receptionist did manage to secure a slot for the second night. Unfortunately, when I returned the next evening, I found that the slot was already occupied by another car. The gentleman at the front desk provided excuses but no solution. Additionally, I was not informed that the hotel is located in a ZTL (limited traffic zone) area until I realized it myself. When I asked for information, I was told that I should have paid a fee for the zone, which I found unacceptable (other hotels manage to get an exemption for it for their guests). During the shift change, the new staff member at the front desk suggested that I should have registered and paid for the access by myself, after my insistence, he said he could access to the system with the hotel’s credentials and asked me to make the request (I literally stepped back to the front desk and made the request myself). I did expect a higher level of service from a boutique hotel in a prime location, priced at over 200 euros per night. While the location and breakfast are amazing, and the rooms are satisfactory, the front desk service is subpar. Overall, I would rate the hotel as 0.

Everything was fine, the staff was very nice. They also recommended nearby places to eat.

I stayed one night in this small hotel. The so-called room was small and with date and essential furniture but clean as well as the bathroom. Breakfast in the middle of the category. Very nice staff. Practical and economic solution.