Turin Hotels with Balcony

A very clean and comfortable hostel to stay in — with cozy mattresses, a kitchen, and the possibility to wash and dry your clothes. In the evening there are parties and a bar, so you definitely won’t be bored. It’s a bit far from the train stations, but there’s a tram and a bus — the hostel staff explained everything to me.

Safe and Good location. Just take a short tram ride to  beautiful old town. Room is quite basic and small but functionals. Kettle is provided with some tea sachet. No coffee.  But made up by the owner by offering us an appretif before our dinner.  Buffet breakfast is reasonably price @€9.00. Refer to photos.  Valet parking only €15/day right in front of the hotel. Very good and reasonable.

This was our second stay at this hotel. Our first visit was at the end of 2017, when the hotel was brand new. Back then, it felt super modern with its panoramic windows. After almost 10 years, I haven't noticed any changes to the hotel itself. The room has three bathrooms, two of which are shower rooms! This is very convenient for families. The bathrooms were impeccably clean. The furniture shows some scratches in places, a result of natural wear and tear. A downside was the expensive Aperol Spritz at the bar – 13 euros a glass. I haven't encountered such an expensive cocktail in Italy before.

We loved our stay at Tomato Urban Retreat! We booked a private room, and the price was very reasonable for Torino and also for how lovely the room was. It was spotless, beautifully decorated, and really relaxing. The shower was great and the bed felt super comfortable, with excellent pillows too. We also loved that there was a cafe downstairs by the front desk—one morning we went down and got slices of simple cake and coffee for breakfast and brought them back up. Heaven! I would definitely stay here again, and plan to the next time I’m in Torino!

Loved the hotel, staff was warm and friendly, breakfast was short, sweet and simple. Room service and cleaning was good. Location was convenient as well, transport, shops and city 15 minutes away by public transport. Rooms were good as well and very comfy.

The hotel is located right in front of Porta Nuova station, a strategic location for those who want to explore the city on foot without having to carry heavy luggage. The staff was extremely kind and professional. Upon check-in, they asked us if we would prefer a room with a double bed (instead of two single beds pushed together). Furthermore, since we expressed concern about the noise of traffic and trams, they spontaneously switched us to one on the internal side. The room was truly comfortable and quiet, very spacious, and with a fabulous little terrace! The style is a bit retro but elegant. The hotel also has a spa, but we didn't use it due to lack of time. We didn't choose breakfast, but there are bars and pastry shops a few hundred meters away. I recommend the Pfatish pastry shop and chocolate shop, amazing!

Overall, the hotel was very good. It is located far from the historic center, but it is easy to get around by public transportation. The room was a bit little and not so clean. The breakfast buffet should change a bit between days, as it gets boring after eating the same thing for several days.

This hotel is strategically located, conveniently located and fully furnished. The lobby environment is clean and tidy, and the check-in at the front desk is efficient and professional. The room layout is reasonable, the desk is spacious, and the network is stable and smooth, which is very suitable for business trips. The bedding is comfortable and the sound insulation effect is good, ensuring a good rest quality. The breakfast is rich in variety to meet the needs of different tastes. The overall service is standardized and meticulous, cost-effective, and is an ideal choice for business travel.

Excellent location, within 5 minutes walk from the Torino Porta Nuova Train Station/ Carrefour Express/Penny mart. Room is big and clean and bathroom is amzingly spacious. The down side is tram way is so nearby, if your room is facing the Street with windows, the noise from the tram will be there from 6:30 am until 1am.

Although this seems a little out of the way, it’s actually a quick 10 minute walk from the nearest train station. There is not a whole lot around so taking the train into the CBD is kind of necessary but worth it I think. These were single beds which was a pleasant surprise; although still very squeaky. There was an included breakfast in the morning consisting of cereal, croissants, rolls, and juices.