The location was very close to city center, as in 15 min walking.
Most of all I liked the room, with canopy bed and a hudge bathroom. Each room is different, that's why it's called Art Hotel. During the night it's very quiet so you can have a very good night sleep.
The hotel has a nice cocktail bar and restaurant. Also there is a nice heated garden outside.

We stayed at the Art Hotel Boston from the 24-26th July, 2010. We booked our stay thru www.clickitbookit.travel @ Euro 100 per night including taxes and breakfast (triple room)

Location: 5 minutes from the train station by taxi (Cost Euro 7 per way) this hotel is in the heart of Torino. Everything is a walk away. Shopping, sightseeing etc.

Reception: Friendly, quick and informative. We got all the information about the city from the reception itself.

Rooms: Art Deco! Pleasant and well appointed. Beds are large and sleep quality is excellent since this is not on the main street but tucked away in Via Massena. The air con was good too. Rooms do not have a safe though.

Service: Great. Everyone is really helpful and you will find the staff going out of their way to assist.

Restaurant and Bar: Cant say enough about their restaurant and bar. Vladimir is excellent and assisted us in making the right choices for dinner. Pierre at the bar also makes excellent Mojitos and other cocktails. Both Vladimir and Pierre are good at making you feel at home and are great to have around.

Internet: There is free internet at the hotel but its at the lobby level and it is not wifi- so you may need to wait for your turn which may not be too convenient.

We would certainly recommend this hotel!

I travelled with a group of friends who were studying Italian in a school nearby.
The Hotel is situated in one of the better areas of t Turin, a short walk from the centre .
Lovely rooms full of art works, excellent breakfast and plenty of lounging space including a small but delightful garden. All in all I could not find any fault whatsoever with the hotel: transport into the centre was plentiful and cheap and anyway it was very possible to walk! t
The staff were attentive and the place was spotlessy clean. The decor was gorgeous throughout and it was excellent value for the price.

I booked this Hotel through the Guardian newspaper for a two night stay and I asked for a room with an art theme a balcony and non smoking. When I arrived at the Art Hotel it looked beautiful from the outside and I was happy with the visual side of the interior at the reception point. I thought to myself I have really booked well here. However on speaking with the receptionist he informed me that my room was in a separate building round the back of the hotel but that it was still the same hotel but separate none the same. He said that it was a new apartment and that it was bigger than the single ones in the building. He proceeded to show me to my room. We had to go out of the building around the corner and then turn right at the end of the block then into a locked courtyard that was huge and then up some stairs through more locked doors and then another door and finally to my room which was number 66. Inside the room it smelt of smoke immediately, it was dark and the decor was green and basic and there was no sign of any art. The window was ground floor so no balcony and it was facing the dirty streets. In a word awful. I felt the blood drain from me, I was so disappointed that they had given me such a nasty unsafe room after I had paid for a better one. I did complain and they said they would give me a better room the next day but as I was only staying for two days I felt it would have been an even bigger inconvenience to change room for one day! That evening I showered in the room and the water was cold and I caught a cold. The second night of staying there I had a terrible nightmare the kind of which I don't think I will ever forget. At every hour of my sleep I felt there was something or somebody in the room trying to harm me, it was absolutely frightening and in the morning when I awoke the shower was still not hot. By then I had reached breaking point. I called the reception and they said I had to come to another room in the actual hotel and take a shower there!!!! I had to put on my coat grab a towel and walk outside around the building to do this. The breakfast area in the hotel was good and the bar and garden area was nice - I only ventured out to see that part of the hotel on the second day because I didn't feel that I was part of the hotel because of where my room was situated. All in all I feel that if this hotel wants to call itself an Art Hotel it needs to change its decor of the rooms immediately and make them visually spectacular. If you pay for the art you want to see the art in your room not be brought to a dark and creepy smelly room and handed three keys. Its like the funding must of run out and they didn't bother to spend any money on doing up the rooms (maybe if they sell one of the paintings). Its a shame because the hotel has the potential to be great if they just made a few changes. It is also badly located and not near the centre which is another reason to make it more accommodating. I shall not be coming back, wild horses wouldn't be able to drag me back here.