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Hotels near Roman Quarter

Hotel Turin Palace
"Pros: 1. The hotel is in the front of the train station. 2. I’ll recommend this hotel for travelers because staffs were very helpful with many details. (My typical experience of Italian service is they answer your question once but usually dry and dont go out of their way to really solve problems ..."
Reviewed on Sep 1, 2026

Hotel Indigo Turin by IHG
"We were really happy with our hotel selection given it was our first time in Turin. The hotel was comfortable, clean, and had good amenities. The breakfast was plentiful in its options and of good quality. Rooms were of very good size. Staff was friendly and location was very convenient. I would ..."
Reviewed on Aug 27, 2026

Hilton Turin Centre
"great service from alessandra at front desk great room good gym pool extra didnt go breakfast quite good"
Reviewed on Aug 18, 2026

Hotel Lancaster
"Good place for my one night stay. However, it was too close to a less desirable neighborhood."
Reviewed on Jul 6, 2026

Hotel Antica Dogana
"Oh I LOVED this hotel! It was so charming and characterful. We were welcomed warmly and professionally. The rooms were individual and ours had a really high ceiling and air conditioning, with a decent en-suite shower room. Despite having beds for 4 people it felt very spacious. The breakfast buffet ..."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026

Palazzo Bellezia Luxury Suites & Spa

Principi di Piemonte | UNA Esperienze | Preferred Hotels and Resorts

Concord Hotel

Starhotels Majestic
Roman Quarter Hotel Guide
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Hotel Turin Palace
"Pros: 1. The hotel is in the front of the train station. 2. I’ll recommend this hotel for travelers because staffs were very helpful with many details. (My typical experience of Italian service is they answer your question once but usually dry and dont go out of their way to really solve problems or attend your needs.) 3. Taxi to the hotel: I expected around 50-60 euro but I was pleased it was about 32 euro, 20-25 min drive. I travel a lot. So I notice this hotel staffs were paying attentions to details and remember guests and my plan. Get taxi, go outside with me, talk to the driver to maje sure the destination, Gentleman at the door opens the door before I turn to the hotel. They seem to go out of their way for an extra step to be helpful. I think staffs seems to be happy. I thought hotel staffs were well trained (given at the level and price of the hotel) Breakfast was great. I ate three “charcoal black croissant” which is way too much! Taxi was easy and less sketchy than some years back when I visited Italy. Torino, I sense that people are calm and nicer. Perhaps it is more industrial city to welcome many business guests is the reason? Or may be my Rome experience was too traumatizing! :-) enjoy!"





