Apart Hotel Torino

It was easy to walk into the city center, and there are restaurants close by. UHA and Pizzium, both serving great pizza, are almost across the street. The neighborhood feels a bit neglected or perhaps poor, though I’m not sure how best to describe it, and it felt very safe. The apartment was clean and nicely decorated, with clean, comfortable beds. The kitchen didn’t have a coffee machine, and there was no bottle of water in the fridge. The entrance isn’t particularly nice, but it wasn’t a big issue. The view at the back wasn’t nice either.

The place was clean, attractive, and recently renovated. Its location is convenient, close to the main train station and just a short walk from the center. At night, though, the main street brought some noise. The internet was extremely slow, to the point that it wasn’t usable. That’s a real problem if you’re visiting from abroad and have limited roaming data.

We really liked this hotel. There was lots of room, and it had everything we needed. The location worked well too, with bus and tram connections nearby.

I needed somewhere to stay at the last minute after arriving in Torino, and found Apart Hotel Via Sant-Anselmo just a few minutes’ walk from Porto Nuova station. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and spoke several languages. My room was beautifully decorated, and the balcony, bathroom, living area, and bedroom all felt elegant, comfortable, and practical. Having a mostly full kitchen made it easy to cook supper. I found very little missing, though a phone would help foreign travelers who don’t have a working one, and there could be coat hooks by the door. I enjoyed my time at Apart Hotel so much that I wish I’d stayed longer. I’ll very likely come back next time I’m in Torino.