I truly enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Piemontese, the location in the heart of the beautiful San Salvario quarter was perfect to wander around, walk anywhere or take the old trams, alternatively it's a short taxi ride.

The room was very nice and full of character, but most of all the staff was very helpful and very professional.

Both my partner and I stayed here for a week,We booked a classic room,which on first glance was ok,but once we moved in thought it to be a little too small. We asked to change rooms as there was also a problem with a broken shower. The second room was more spacious ,although a little tired,EG;- torn wallpaper and stained carpets etc. However,we found the staff very helpful and friendly,and to my suprise was given a complimentary bottle of champagne on ice on the day of my birthday.We asked for a hostess tray of tea and coffee of which we got almost instantly,and the towels and bed was changed daily. On reflection...Good hotel ,

We enjoyed our 2 night stay at this centrally located Torino hotel. We had only booked a standard room, however the room was extremely spacious and comfortable.
The staff were excellent, particularly the young lady who assisted us during our check-in.

Internally the hotel is lovely, and appears to have not long been refurbished.

This hotel offered a range of guest amenities, including an excellent breakfast, a large well appointed bathroom, very comfortable guest lounges and again, the same as the previous Best Western we had stayed in, this hotel was one of the few which offered an excellent wi-fi service throughout the hotel, which was important to us during this extended trip to stay in touch.

Overall, an excellent stay and a very well run hotel.

The hotel is ideally situated near open air markets , within walking distance of the Porta Nuova RR Station, close to the Parco del Valentino and bus stops to the Palazzo Reale, Duomo San Giovanni Battista sindone, Mole Antonelliana, Palazzo Madama, Egyptian Museum, and on and on. We walked all the areas around the hotel and did not feel threatened in any way. I can't see why anyone would think this. Some of the people in the area are not what you would consider upper middle class but they certainly weren't homeless or panhandlers.