hotel adriano — Hotel in Turin

There's actually not much to be said about this hotel. I stayed one night in a single room. The room was adequate, I did not miss anything and I did not notice many really great things. Both the room and its bathroom were clean and just spacious enough. The same goes for the breakfast. I had worse and I had better ones in hotels of similar class. I slept well. For those who have trouble with sleeping on daylight (like me), good news: Hotel Adriano’s rooms have really great rolling blinds on windows, so you can have “middle of the night” total darkness until late in the morning.||The location is also not great, but not bad at all. There’s very good connection to the Turin center provided by tram 15 (it actually goes all the way to the Superga tram’s starting station), but also some bus lines.||Wifi is free and solid, and there’s not much to be commented on the price either.||The staff is friendly and helpful. Only the night guy at the front desk doesn't speak English (everybody else does), but he compensates it with friendliness.||I think that the hotel bar is open all night, but I'm not sure, since I...

We have just returned from a 2 night stay and found the hotel charming.|Family run, Italian style, everyone so welcoming and accompanying, especially as we have limited Italian.|Room was spotless and I can honestly say we had the best night sleep in a very long time, bed was so comfortable.|Addition of coffee making facilities would be nice but we were given bottled water which was really lovely.|Breakfast included a choice of freshly baked bread that you can smell cooking each day, meats and cheese, yogurts, toast and spreads of all sorts and other sweet treats.|Cappuccino is lovely too.|Hotel close to restaurant and supermarkets.|Bus ride into centre very easy, tickets bought at tobacco shops.|Hotel...

This is a good value small hotel. It was clean, friendly and had all the basic comforts you could want or expect for its price range.||Hotel Adriano is maybe 45min on foot from the main sights of central Turin - which are all pretty tightly packed together. But if value for money is more important than a central location. I would recommend Adriano. ||The neighbourhood is perfectly pleasant and there are good cafes, restaurants and shops very close to the hotel. The breakfast was standard Italian fare. Might get monotonous after more than a few days but it was fine. Service at reception and breakfast was straightforward and...