Hotel Alpi Resort in Torino

We did not get a room, but an apartment. Big living room and bedroom with a kitchenette, high ceilings, air conditioning in both rooms, typical Italian balcony. Central location, in and old building, so beware you might use the stairs since the elevator did not work for us. The breakfast was nice, good coffee with savory and sweet treats. The parking spots are for a Fiat 500, it was almost impossible to park there since there was no space at all to maneuver the car. They also have a notice that they are not held responsible to damages to the car since the parking spots are within regulations.
Although I liked the shower amenities they give you, the shower itself need a thorough cleaning and/or to be regrouted; the rest of the bathroom was really clean.

I had a great stay, the hotel is lovely, the team compétent, the breakfast is very tasty with an excellent barrista, and the neighborhood is super nice.

This is a slightly random hotel consisting of rooms and apartments right in the city centre. We had a lovely stay in a big, first floor apartment that was airy, very comfortable, charming and spotlessly clean. Staff are super friendly and helpful though speaking a few words of Italian might help. Although our room overlooked the street and the tram track we weren’t disturbed by the noise, and my wife is a light sleeper. I would describe the hotel as quiet but not silent. The breakfast room is a bit pokey and gimcrack but the coffee is fresh and there’s lots of choice of cake in a typically Italian way. I really liked this place.

This is a brilliantly located, charming - if slightly idiosyncratic - hotel. Right in the city centre and near the University, it consists of a mix of rooms and apartments. We stayed in a big, first-floor apartment overlooking the street and the tram track, consisting of a huge living/bedroom and a separate kitchen/diner/study with a good bathroom off it. Lots of open hanging space (though the selection of coat hangers is random), big windows, vast sofas and two TVs. If you get kicked out of bed for snoring you’ll have a great night on the sofa, even if you’re eight feet tall. Spotlessly clean throughout, though the kitchen tap was wobbly. Comfortable, modern bed. The hotel staff are lovely. Breakfast is typically Italian in a somewhat pokey room with non-matching furniture and cutlery but people who don’t mind cake first thing in the morning and aren’t bothered about uniformity or Zen calmness would be fine with it! Fresh coffee and fruit and nice natural yoghurt. Some reviewers have commented on the narrow entry to the courtyard and noise. Honestly, you could get a fire engine in through that gateway without having to cross your fingers or creep along. There is some noise from the trams and from people talking in the street but it didn’t bother us, wake us up or keep us awake, and my wife is a very light sleeper: it’s just like any other city-centre hotel and I would say quieter than many. No problem. This isn’t a straightforward four-star box but I would say it is all the better for that. It’s characterful, comfortable and memorable.

Excellent location, clean and spacious rooms, nice staff. Nothing fancy, but a perfect place for visiting the old town, close to everything.