Hotel Dengan Wifi di Piedmont, Italy

Fantastic hotel for the price. A little out of the city centre but clean and great facilities

Buena ubicación, limpieza , trato amable y buen desayuno, la ducha muy pequeña era difícil entrar por lo demás todo bien

Old hotel. The location is good. Receptionist is responsive. There is no kettle in the room, but there is a mini bar, soap, shower cap. The room is warm. The water in the shower is hot. TV is modern. The bed linen is white, the mattress is so-so, not very comfortable, old.

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.

Hotel in the outermost of Torino but practical access in car. Parking free in front of the hotel and paying indoor. nice home, clean hotel and right breakfast. Excellent quality price ratio. I recommend for a weekend if you have a car to move.

The hotel has a clean and comfortable room, a spacious and well-heated room, a friendly and available staff, a little uncomfortable location for public means but still accessible.

Villa crespi is absolutely beautiful!  And the staff are wonderful. And the location is a nice walk to town. However I have no idea how they received a gold key last year!  The rooms were so hot I could not sleep (march) and I asked them to turn off the heat!  But that did not work. I also asked them not to continue spraying perfume all over my room because I was allergic… however housekeeping continued to do so until I locked them out. In addition the mattress was limp and old- very uncomfortable. The shower is vintage and needs to be upgraded- nice to loook at but impossible to shower in if you stand over 5’2”!

Sagging mattress, uncomfortable Uncomfortable wool pillows We didn't sleep well Not worth the price paid Terrible breakfast Parking being limited to the capacity of customers, should be booked before arrival, however this information was communicated to us at check in causing us serious inconvenience considering the central location of the hotel and especially our late arrival time at the hotel which forced us to have to wander around for a long time at night looking for a parking space

The room was small, some of the older male front desk staff had poor service, while the younger ones provided good service. There is nothing around the hotel, so you need a car, and it is not easy to get a taxi.

The hotel is a 15-minute walk from the Porta Nuova train station, and a 5-minute walk to the left is the subway station. There is a supermarket not far across the road, but most supermarkets in Turin close at 8 p.m. The girls and boys who received the hotel were all very smiling. The room was not big, but it was enough. The hotel stored luggage for free. When you arrive in Turin, you must first go to the Castello Square on Garibaldi Street. There is a tourist center on the left building facing the Royal Palace of Turin, where you can buy a museum + public transportation card. This card is very cost-effective. After buying it, you can enter almost all museums in Turin for free and take buses and subways unlimited times. I suffered a loss when I first arrived. Yesterday, I bought a public transportation card at a tobacco shop (small convenience store) on the street. Before coming, I was afraid that it would be difficult to buy tickets for the Egyptian Museum on site, so I bought tickets for the Egyptian Museum online in advance for 18 euros. Yesterday, I spent 10 euros to visit three museums, and the net loss was at least 30 euros. But I am also open-minded. It is normal to spend money in a strange place. The purpose of travel is to be happy.