Stay there early August 2011. Pay 108 Euros for a triple room including breakfast and internet. Used www.booking.com
I got room 250. The design of the hotel is very old and the management did what it could with the building. So the rooms are probably not what it looks like in 5* hotel, but it was ok.
Pls beware that the triple room is a room with an additional bed so the M2 are quite limited !
To be honnest, the bedding is of average to poor quality. The breakfast was very good but the location of the restaurant (level -1, windowless) is a not the best.
Nevertheless, the staff is really nice and helpful in all way possible. Probably the best hospitality worker I have met so far.

Stayed for about a week in late August/early September. All of Italy shuts down in August, so that may explain some of our experiences. On one hand, we got a free parking spot right next to the hotel, so that was a bonus. On the other, they turned the air conditioning off during the day (which was unpleasant since we did some work from the room), plus it shut off a times during the night. The room overlooked the front of the hotel, and even with the double windows shut, it was still loud down below (between street noise and pedestrian traffic from the train station) - recommend asking for a room around back if you're a light sleeper.

The room itself was fine, a bit threadbare and we had to double-check to make sure they gave us a deluxe since it bore a much closer resemblance to a "classic," but a decent value. Small but adequate bathroom. Internet service was flaky and other guests had problems too, but we were eventually able to get it working. The hotel serves a good breakfast and the staff was helpful.

The location is good - right across from the train station but a safe area. Overall, a decent option.

We had a very pleasant one-night stay at Hotel Genova, and would definitely stay here again. We saw the sign for the hotel as we were walking out of the train station, and were walking into our hotel room about 10 minutes after the train arrived. We were on the top (5th) floor in a comfortable, quiet room. (Soundproofing within the hotel seemed good, and the area around the hotel doesn't have people congregating outside.) The bathroom has clearly been remodeled and was spacious and incredibly clean -- it actually made me feel a bit inadequate about my own cleaning skills. It's about a 20 minute walk clear to the other side of the historical center of Torino, and there are plenty of cafes and restaurants within a 10 minute walk of the hotel. Breakfast was more substantial than in most Italian hotels, and the staff was professional. This hotel provides very good value for money, and I'm pleased that we stayed here.

I went to Turin for a project meeting with another colleague. We stayed at the Best Western Genova Hotel. The rooms are functional. The hotel is quite. There is another Best Western that is on the main road, but this one is not on the main road so it had less noise.

Location wise, the hotel is right near the train station, and many bus lines. There are many restaurants in the vicinity, so this was very good.

The staff were very nice and helpful. The only problem I (and my colleague) had was the air quality in the rooms. The windows could not be opened, and the air got dry during the night. However, we experienced that in the place where we had our meetings as well, so it might be that there is not much humidity in Turin all together, and we are coming from a costal town.

I would recommend this hotel to anyone (if they do not bother about the dryness issue).

I think this hotel was good value for money.