Finding an ideal family-friendly small hotel in Turin does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Residence Torino Centro, a nice option for travellers like you.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Cappella dei Banchieri e dei Mercanti (1.1 km) and Basilica di Maria Ausiliatrice (1.1 km), guests of Hotel Residence Torino Centro can easily experience some of Turin's most well known attractions.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and you can stay connected during your stay as Hotel Residence Torino Centro offers guests free wifi.
The small hotel features 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and room service. Plus, Hotel Residence Torino Centro offers a lounge, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, there is paid public parking available on-site.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Koi Restaurant, Wasabi, and Shari Restaurant, which are some Asian restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
Should time allow, Egyptian Museum of Turin, Mercato di Porta Palazzo, and Palazzo Reale are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.
Hotel Residence Torino Centro looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Turin.
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HOTEL STYLE
Quiet
Classic
Languages Spoken
English, Italian
LICENSE NUMBER
001272-ALR-00003
Location
Corso Inghilterra 33 in front of the new station of Porta Susa, 10138 Turin Italy
Name/address in local language
Hotel Residence Torino Centro
385 reviews
Getting there
Good for walkers
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Perfectly situated across the road from Porta Susa mainline train station/metro/bus station this hotel is also an easy 15-20 minute flat walk to both Porta Nuova and Piazza Castella. Our room was spacious, light and airy with A/C and 2 french doors opening on to balconies; sadly we felt unable to to open these due to the constant road noise, day and night. The hotel has a small but peaceful garden at the back, free of noise; a room overlooking this would have been a much better experience. Breakfast was buffet style with everything we wanted and more, although there did not appear to be any restocking once items were finished; by 0900 the selection was limited. There are several good restaurants within a 10 minute walk, and a lovely gelateria right next door.
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Date of stay: June 2023
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Ask for a room at the back.
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We ended up here, at short notice, after an issue with the hotel we had originally booked. I was glad we had to change! The staff here are excellent. Every time we passed reception we were greeted - and always with a smile. Violet was very helpful when I rang to see if they had a vacancy. As she promised, we got a room at the back. It was big, with two French windows out onto a large balcony. It was very quiet all three nights we were there. The room had a fridge (not cold, though) and a safe. The bathroom was spotlessly clean, though I found the shower cubicle a bit tight. Breakfast was good. The hotel is close to Porta Susa mainline and metro stations. Exit D comes up onto the street almost at the hotel door. There are a number of bars and restaurants nearby as well as a small supermarket. We went a bit further afield, to Bakery, for delicious pizza. We would definitely return.
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:The street at the front is busy. The back is quiet.
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We stayed at the Hotel Residence for one night - a Thursday.
It's right to next to Porta Susa railway station. There are four exits from the station. Look for exit "D" leading to Corso Inghiterra (the road the hotel is on) and when you arrive at the top of the steps (or escalator) you will be a few yards from the hotel.
At the opposite side of Porta Susa station is a Metro and Tram stop with services into the centre of Turin. Or you could walk it in about 25-30 minutes.
Check in went smoothly with a receptionist that spoke good English. We had a corner room overlooking a busy main road and a side road. The room was well insulated and the noise level was very low.
The room was very clean, large and well maintained. However the free Wi-Fi was very very slow (almost non-existant).
Breakfast was served in a cafe / coffee shop next door. Head through a side door near reception and show your room card and help yourself to croissants,cakes, cereals, ham, cheese and yoghurts.
If in Turin we would stay here again.
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Date of stay: June 2014
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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I do not typically stay in budget accommodation abroad, but this place seemed ok, and I decided to give it a go. The room is satisfactory, and it is pleasant to have doors and windows that can be opened to enable fresh air to enter.
Unfortunately, there are three problems: the bed, the shower, and the wardrobe. The wardrobe is altogether superfluous and not fit for purpose. The luggage stand is directly in front of the wardrobe, so if you have a suitcase on the shelf, it blocks any meaningful access to the wardrobe's interior; this is idiotic. There are also only two hotel hangers which I struggled to access, so I gave up.
The bed is hard as a rock, and if I weren't so exhausted from traipsing around the city, I would have found it hard to get any sleep.
The worst feature of the room is the shower. The flow rate is slow and the jets are weak, but the small interior of the shower enclosure is awful. It was just big enough to stand in; it was impossible to move around, bend over, and sponge myself down as it was too small. My motions were also repeatedly deactivating the shower handle. I had no choice but to sponge myself outside the shower enclosure over the bidet and then re-enter the compartment to rinse off. It was utterly impracticable, and if I had known about this, there is no way I would have booked this accommodation.
The provision of towels and shower gel is entirely insufficient. You get one towel, a tiny bottle of dual shower gel, and shampoo. Having to ask for additional towels and shower gel is not something I want to do, and an adequate amount should be provided de rigueur.
Housekeeping is only performed at a specific and narrow time window of the afternoon. One day, the receptionist telephoned me, asking if I wanted housekeeping. As I was eating, I asked if they could do it in half an hour. Not possible; unbelievable!
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Date of stay: January 2023
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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Poor hotel. Total absence of soundproofing between rooms. Noises from the street all night. Tiny TV with faulty remote control. Spartan comfort. No private parking space. We had booked for 2 nights and left after the first night at this establishment. The staff is however friendly.
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Date of stay: November 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:A éviter
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The Hotel's location is excellent - adjacent to Porta Susa Railway station - which has just been rebuilt and is fantastic (Beautifully modern - with a Metro connection - only 1.5 Euros to anywhere on the network). Also the Sadem bus to the airport from a stop just the other side of the Railway Station.
Reception are very friendly - spoke excellent English - and check in was efficient. The rooms were kind of traditional - spacey with sturdy wooden furniture - wooden floors- very clean with a large toilet / bathroom.
Breakfast - served in an adjacent coffee shop (could actually be part of the hotel - it's through an internal door - anyway - it was excellent. Certainly worth the extra to include it.
Downside ? Two ways in which a good hotel could be an ideal hotel.
1. Internet. The wifi was excellent - but administered in a very odd way. First get a code - well a printout for a code and a chit to sign for a code. The code lasts for 24 hrs. So if you are staying for 4 days and you arrived late one evening then 24hrs later you get disconnected - and have to go downstairs to get another code (sign for another code). 2 People with a smartphone each, an IPad and a laptop - that 4 codes to sign for - 4 times - that's 16 printouts, 16 signatures, different usernames each time and different passwords. You could sit in McDonalds and get it free all the time - why so difficult ??
2. Aircon. Seems to be controlled centrally by reception (even though there is a controller in the room) - and our last night was absolutely roasting - really found it difficult to sleep.....
These are a shame as the Hotel - the breakfast - the people and the location are spot on. Overall it was ok but frustrating because of the wifi and Air Con.
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Date of stay: June 2014
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This hotel is right on top of Porta Susa station, perfect if you are arriving by train. There is also a bus station across the street that has departures to Malpensa airport. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and spacious. We stayed in a double and a quadruple and it was the best possible value for a large party. Coffee shop in the building is convenient, and La Romana gelateria is right next door- the best I tasted in all of Italy.
I left an expensive camera in the room and the staff facilitated it's shipment back to New York! Very kind and helpful. Contrary to the other reviews, the wifi worked on all of our devices.
My only gripe is that we had to insist that they keep the AC on overnight. You can't control it in the room.
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Date of stay: July 2014
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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We stayed for 6 nights in late June. We were really happy with the room at first because we had just come from Paris where hotel rooms are very small. The room had a garden view, was spacious and clean. But when it got hot and the air-conditioning kept switching off automatically it got frustrating. Apparently they switch of the a.c. at 2am because the 'guests' don't like it switched on although there is a controller in the room with an off option. Also the free WiFi is of no use as it never really worked. The location is great, very near porta Susa station and the centre. Amazing ice cream parlour in the next building.
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Date of stay: June 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Excellent! Excellent! This hotel is very good in every way for the mobility impaired who wish to reach Turin by train. We visited Turin in April using Eurostar and TGV to Turin. Porta Susa station is brand new and still unfinished but is excellent for the wheelchair user and this hotel couldn't be a better find. Make sure that you use exit D from the station as this brings you within a few yards of the hotel entrance. Don't be put off by the flight of stairs into the hotel as step free access and a stairlift are available through security doors on the small street to the left of the hotel. All the hotel staff are trained to use the 'Servo scala' or stairlift. I had been in touch with the hotel by e mail in poor Italian, but all the staff speak English, so there is no problem in communicating your needs. We had an accessible room with a walk in shower which again was excellent. There are plenty of cafes, bars and a gelateria near to the hotel. Some of the bars serve excellent apperitivi with a good selection of nibbles to eat with an Aperol or Campari spriz. We would also recommend the Pizzeria 'Vecchia Londra' - a very short distance to the right of the hotel. The second time we ate there we were greeted as regulars! The pizzas are excellent, but we would recommend the spaghetti and sea food 'crosta'. Which comes in a large pan covered with a very thin pizza topping, which is then split between two plates (minimum 2 peaple) Buon appetito!.
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Date of stay: April 2014
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:If mobility impaired, ask for disabled access room
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Stayed for three nights at Torino Centro, in a lovely refurbished room with wooden floorboards and a modern bathroom. Our room was large, spotless, and was serviced daily before we had even finished breakfast. We had requested a quiet room on a higher floor, which we received.
Free wi-fi was available for the duration of our stay.
Breakfast was in the café next door (enter directly from Reception), with excellent coffee and a very good continental buffet with a wide range of choices.
Every member of staff we encountered was polite, friendly and helpful.
The hotel is right next to Torino Porta Susa railway station, which is served by the new Italo high speed trains. People with large luggage or mobility problems should note that there are a few stairs from the street to Reception. Construction work at the station during our stay resulted in some station exits being blocked; this was not a huge problem, it just meant there was a slightly longer walk between the station and the hotel. We did not notice any construction noise while in the hotel, and our sleep was not affected.
Central Turin and the Palazzo Reale, Palazzo Madama and Piazza Castello are a pleasant and easy 20-30 minute walk from the hotel, along Via Garibaldi; alternatively, there are buses, trams and the Metro.
For a 3-star property, we thought Torino Centro was excellent value at approx. EUR 80 per night including breakfast for two.
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Date of stay: April 2013
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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PRICE RANGE
C$120 - C$209 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalyPiedmontProvince of TurinTurinCit Turin
NUMBER OF ROOMS
45
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