More of a 3-star hotel, reception desk was incredibly unhelpful and consistently rude to me, had to…read morecarry my own bag up the entryway stairs and often had a line 6 people deep and they skipped over me for other guests (probably not America friendly) never experienced that before in a hotel. Could not reach reception by phone. Would try to find an actual 5-star hotel at this price or one more friendly to foreigners. Not staying here again.

The hotel is satisfactory but nothing too special. Although for when you need a place to stay…read moreconvenient to the train station it suits this purpose very well. Things to note: the breakfast is ok but severely lakes fresh fruit. The rooms do not have an iron and the hotel does not loan one either. For reasons not clear to us we found getting ironing down at local places close by also possible (despite seeing them have an iron). Wifi access is free and works well!

The Jet Hotel near Torino Airport is an absolute gem and easily one of the best airport hotels I've…read morestayed in--anywhere. Family-owned and operated, it strikes that rare balance between professionalism and genuine hospitality, where you truly feel cared for from the moment you arrive. The service is impeccable: warm, attentive, and personal without ever being intrusive. It's clear the owners take immense pride in every detail, and it shows throughout the entire experience. The rooms are beautifully maintained--spotless, quiet, and thoughtfully designed for comfort. Despite being right by the airport, it's remarkably peaceful. Many rooms offer phenomenal views of the Alps, which is an unexpected and breathtaking bonus--especially at sunrise. And the restaurant? Outstanding. This is not "good for an airport hotel"--it's simply excellent, full stop. Fresh ingredients, beautifully prepared dishes, and a dining experience that feels refined yet relaxed. Another huge plus is the location: incredibly convenient for flights yet so close to the heart of Turin, making it easy to combine travel logistics with time in the city. The Jet Hotel turns what could be a purely practical stay into something genuinely memorable. Exceptional hospitality, fantastic food, alpine views, and unbeatable convenience. Highly recommended.

Amazing surroundings in a 1700s renovated property, super-quiet and truly relaxing compared to any…read moreother airport hotel we ever stayed at (in 6+ other major cities.) Great interior design includes rooms, restaurant, breakfast hall, and the cocktail bar, animated by Matteo's creativity and expertise. He is a gem! Strongly recommended! Incredibili dintorni in una proprietà ristrutturata del 1700, super-tranquilla e veramente rilassante rispetto a qualsiasi altro hotel vicino ad un aeroporto in cui abbiamo soggiornato (in altre 6 città). L'elegante design interno include camere, ristorante, sala per la colazione ed il cocktail bar, animato dalla creatività e dall'esperienza di Matteo. Un gioiello! Fortemente raccomandato!

Situated up in the hills above Turin (about 20 mins drive) in a peacefully idyllic location, this…read moreplace is a firm favourite. It is very good value for money and tastefully designed with wings centred round a courtyard. The rooms are reasonably-sized with cheerfully tiled bathrooms and the whole place is kept spotless. Every time we have stayed there, it has been very thinly occupied, which means that you can often have the pleasant swimming pool to yourself. Adjoining it is a 9-hole golf course and superb restaurant (about one minute on foot). I think that they share business interests but are independent. As a hotel guest, you have visitor's rights to the golf club bar. The restaurant is again excellent value for money, although I feel that I have cheated myself by not exploring its entire possibilities. The thing is that with the local Piedmontese speciality antipasto - you just want to keep going back for more of the diverse glory on offer. As often, breakfast (amusingly called 'colazione' in Italian) is not much of a collation, although the coffee is, of course, first rate. However, if those orange melons are in season, it can become a real collation! If you want to visit Turin and wake up in the mountain air, it's a real special. Not all the staff speak English, but can usually find someone who does. For instance the manager of the restaurant, who very kindly introduced me to Italian coffee-flavoured cigars.