Where to Stay in Turin: My Selection of the Best Accommodations

Wondering where to stay in Turin? Looking for the best areas and districts?

You’re at the right place!

As I know Turin very well, I have created this guide of:

• Turin’s best areas for your stay (with details about the best places to visit and nearby attractions)
• For each area and district, the best hotels depending on your budget

Let’s find your dream hotel now!

My favorite hotels in Turin

Here’s a quick summary of my favorite hotels in Turin, in case you don’t have time to read my detailed article.

Simply click on the hotel names in orange to access details and rates:

• Where to stay in Turin for the first time: NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina, located in the historic center or NH Collection Torino Santo Stefano (a bit cheaper)
• Where to stay in Turin for nightlife: DUPARC Contemporary Suites, in the trendy San Salvario district
• Best 5-star hotel in Turin: Principi di Piemonte | UNA Esperienze, an iconic hotel in the heart of the city
• Where to stay in Turin on a budget: Combo Torino
• Where to stay in Turin with family: Loger Confort Residence & Apartments or Adalesia Hotel & Coffee
• My favorite hotel in Turin for a romantic stay: Turin Palace Hotel

In Turin Historic Center (Centro Storico)

The historic center of Turin, or Centro Storico, is the royal heart of the city.

This area is known for its elegant Baroque architecture, grand squares, and historic cafes. It’s a very walkable district where most of the city’s main attractions are located.

It’s the best area to discover the city’s must see attractions easily.

You should stay in this district if you want:

• For a first time stay, especially if you want to explore Turin’s best places to visit on foot.
• To enjoy the elegant atmosphere of Turin’s famous arcades and historic cafes.
• For a trip focused on sightseeing and culture.

This is the perfect area to see:

• Piazza Castello, the main square, home to the Royal Palace and Palazzo Madama.
• The Egyptian Museum, which houses one of the world’s most important collections of Egyptian artifacts.
• Mole Antonelliana, the symbol of Turin and home to the National Museum of Cinema.
• Turin Cathedral (Duomo di Torino)
• Via Roma and Via Garibaldi, the main shopping streets
• Piazza San Carlo, with its historic cafes and twin churches.

Where to Stay in Turin Historic Center?

• Best Quality Hotel Dock Milano: Located near Porta Susa station. Clean and comfortable double rooms from 110€, breakfast included. Strong points: good location, helpful staff, great value for money.
• NH Collection Torino Santo Stefano: Next to the Duomo in the historic Quadrilatero Romano district. Modern double rooms from 195€, breakfast for 25€. Strong points: location in a lively area, rooftop terrace with panoramic city views, stylish design.
• NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina: Set in a beautiful 17th-century building. Stylish, modern double rooms starting at 250€, with breakfast for 25€. Strong points: two rooftop terraces with city views, a well-equipped gym, and a perfect central location. The perfect hotel for a first-time stay in Turin!
• Grand Hotel Sitea: 5-star hotel located just behind Piazza San Carlo. Elegant rooms with a classic design from 250€, breakfast included. Strong points: Michelin-starred restaurant, charming inner courtyard, impeccable service.
• Principi di Piemonte | UNA Esperienze: An iconic 5-star hotel on Via Roma. Luxurious rooms from 450€, breakfast included. Strong points: elegant spa and wellness center with a pool, panoramic views from the top floors, and exceptional service. This is simply the best luxury hotel in Turin!

In San Salvario District

San Salvario, located just south of the Centro Storico, is one of Turin’s most vibrant and multicultural districts.

Once a working-class neighborhood, it has transformed into a trendy hub known for its lively nightlife, ethnic restaurants, and bohemian atmosphere.

Staying in San Salvario allows you to experience a younger, more dynamic side of Turin while being next to one of the city’s best green spaces.

You should really stay in San Salvario if you want:

• To be in the heart of Turin’s nightlife, with countless bars and clubs.
• If you are a foodie looking to try everything from traditional Piedmontese to international cuisine.
• To stay near Parco del Valentino for jogging, relaxing, or visiting the Botanical Garden.

This district is perfect for discovering:

• Parco del Valentino, a beautiful park along the Po River.
• Borgo Medievale, a replica of a medieval village inside the park.
• Castello del Valentino, a historic residence of the House of Savoy, now part of the University.
• The Botanical Garden of Turin
• The lively streets around Largo Saluzzo, the heart of the district’s nightlife.

Here are my favorite hotels in San Salvario district

• DUPARC Contemporary Suites: Offers large, stylish suites with kitchenettes. Suites start at 135€. Strong points: rooftop spa and gym with panoramic views, spacious rooms perfect for longer stays, modern design. 
• Starhotels Majestic: Right next to Porta Nuova train station, between the historic center and San Salvario district. Classic, elegant rooms from 160€, breakfast included. Strong points: perfect location for arrivals and departures, spacious rooms, and friendly staff. A great choice for its excellent value for money.
• Best Western Plus Hotel Genova: Right next to Porta Nuova station. Comfortable and spacious double rooms from 190€, including breakfast. Strong points: spa with a hot tub and sauna, excellent breakfast, great soundproofing.
• Opera35 Boutique Hotel: Located a short walk from Parco del Valentino, close to the historic center. This hotel offers elegant rooms in a renovated villa, starting from 210€, breakfast included. Strong points: its beautiful private garden, the quiet atmosphere, and stylish design. The best choice for a high-end stay in San Salvario!

In Crocetta District

Crocetta is an elegant and peaceful residential district located southwest of the city center.

It is famous for its beautiful Art Nouveau (or Liberty style, as it’s known in Italy) architecture, tree-lined streets, and upscale boutiques.

Staying here offers a more relaxed, local experience while still being close to the city’s must-see attractions.

You should stay in Crocetta:

• If you appreciate architecture and beautiful, quiet streets.
• For a more tranquil stay away from the main tourist crowds.
• If you enjoy shopping at local markets and high-end boutiques.

Best things to see and do around Crocetta:

• The Crocetta Market, a famous daily market known for its high-quality produce
• GAM – Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art
• Art Nouveau buildings, especially around the streets of Corso Re Umberto and Via Cristoforo Colombo.

The Best Hotels to Stay in Crocetta

• Liberty Hotel: Housed in an early 20th-century villa. Charming double rooms from 115€. Strong points: quiet location, lovely courtyard garden, classic atmosphere.
• Residence Sacchi Aparthotel: Offers modern apartments with kitchen facilities. Studios start at 130€. Strong points: spacious and well-equipped rooms, great for families or longer stays, friendly welcome.
• Turin Palace Hotel: A historic hotel located at the junction of Crocetta, San Salvario and the historic center. Beautifully renovated double rooms from 250€, breakfast included. Strong points: stunning rooftop terrace with panoramic views, a luxurious spa, and exceptional service. My favorite hotel for a romantic stay in Turin!

Where to Stay in Turin on a Budget

If you’re traveling on a budget, here are a few great hotels for a stay in Turin without spending too much:

• Combo Torino: A modern hostel in the Porta Palazzo area, near the historic center. Beds in dorms from 35€, private double rooms from 100€, breakfast for 8€. Strong points: beautiful common areas including a kitchen and bar, clean and modern design, great atmosphere. This is definitely a great choice if you want to stay in Turin for cheap.
• Tomato Urban Retreat: Located in the vibrant San Salvario district. Double rooms start from 105€. Strong points: friendly and welcoming staff, access to a shared kitchen, great location for nightlife.
• B&B Hotel Torino President: A bit further from the center but with good transport links. Modern double rooms from 110€. Strong points: very clean, free parking, excellent value.

Where to Stay in Turin with Family

• Hotel Cascina Fossata & Residence: A renovated farmhouse offering modern rooms and apartments. Family rooms from 160€. Strong points: quiet green setting, outdoor play area for kids, free parking.
• Loger Confort Residence & Apartments: Located in the historic center. Offers family apartments that can sleep up to 6 people from 200€. Strong points: kitchen facilities, central location for sightseeing, lots of space for everyone.
• Adalesia Hotel & Coffee: Located in the historic center and close to Porta Nuova station. This hotel offers modern and cozy family rooms starting at 210€, breakfast included. Strong points: very central location, dedicated family rooms, warm and welcoming staff. A great choice for a family stay in the heart of the city.
• Turin Palace Hotel: I have already mentioned this hotel located in Crocetta district. Close to the historic center, beautiful family rooms from 390€, breakfast included. Strong points: stunning rooftop terrace with panoramic views, a luxurious spa, and exceptional service. The best hotel for a high-end family stay in Turin!

What is the best hotel in Turin?

If you are looking for the best hotel in Turin, I recommend you the Principi di Piemonte | UNA Esperienze.

And if you’re looking for something a little more affordable but still luxurious, you should book a night or more at Turin Palace Hotel or NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina.

Where to stay in Turin: The best hotels

To give you a better overview of the best hotels in Turin, whether in the city center or elsewhere, I’ve prepared a table summarizing all the ones I talk about in this article.

You can sort them by price or by district!

Hotel	District	Price (from)
Best Quality Hotel Dock Milano	Historic Center	110€
NH Collection Torino Santo Stefano	Historic Center	195€
NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina	Historic Center	250€
Grand Hotel Sitea	Historic Center	250€
Principi di Piemonte | UNA Esperienze	Historic Center	450€
DUPARC Contemporary Suites	San Salvario	135€
Starhotels Majestic	San Salvario	160€
Best Western Plus Hotel Genova	San Salvario	190€
Opera35 Boutique Hotel	San Salvario	210€
Liberty Hotel	Crocetta	115€
Residence Sacchi Aparthotel	Crocetta	130€
Turin Palace Hotel	Crocetta	250€
Combo Torino	Cheap Hotels	35€
Tomato Urban Retreat	Cheap Hotels	105€
B&B Hotel Torino President	Cheap Hotels	110€
Hotel Cascina Fossata & Residence	Hotel for families	160€
Loger Confort Residence & Apartments	Hotel for families	200€
Adalesia Hotel & Coffee	Hotel for families	210€
Turin Palace Hotel	Hotel for families	390€

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