Lovely hotel for a vist "en couple". Spacious and glamorous, it is quite romantic and was the best part of our visit to Cuneo. Clean room, the service was also decent but very "european". Probably won't be returning unfortunately because my girlfriend refuses to go back to the city. A great hotel by international standards nonetheless, and if ever I have a new girlfriend, will definitely take her there!! Oh - don't forget to go to the restaurant of the hotel - delicious food but was strangely empty - don't let that put you off!!

The hotel is as beautiful as the town of Cuneo with easy access to the local market and good food. there is a decent wine cellar nearby and the staff is quite helpful.

also, with free internet (which is quite expensive in Europe), the place is rocking value for money

When in Cuneo, I recommend you stay at this hotel. Not only is it located in the center of town, the staff is incredible and very friendly. We stayed in the delux room and were very pleased with it. The breakfast was ample and there were plenty of options to suit many different palates. There are two restaurants associated with the hotel. We dined at delle Antiche Contrade and had a great meal.

We love this elegant hotel in Cuneo - heart of the white truffle region of Piemonte. We have stayed here before after a cold, ugly night at the Superga - several years ago. This trip took us to out-of-the-way Cuneo on a whim - traveling from Venice to Lyon. We drove up late and were offered a discount on a nice double. A last-minute 99 Euro room with a place to leave the car! The room was very comfortable and clean, lovely linens. The bath was pretty roomy and immaculate. They include breakfast in the room rate and as usual it was very good - fruit, meats, yogurts, cheeses, patissiere and great espresso. And served in a gorgeous room. The desk is always cordial and guided us to a great restaurant around the corner (Pizzeria Capri) when we demurred on dining at the hotel for dinner. The dining room at the Lovera is very good but more formal than we wanted that night.
The car park is tight - hey! It’s an old building - they don’t remake them for modern tanks. I’m always surprised when there is ANY parking.
This is a clean and elegant small hotel in a charming town. Go in October to revel in the glory of the white truffle. But, anytime of year, pick up some Cuneesi al Rhum (fabulous chocolate rum cookies/candies in bright red wrappers) or marron products which abound in the area. Piemonte also has a fine range of wines.