Find hotels near School of Management and Economics, Turin from NT$2,064

"We were greeted at the door by Andrea, whose care was carried on by Pasquale - excellent service. Tatiana, at the front desk was equally efficient and gracious. The food service, after our first day anticipated our needs. Francesca led the breakfast service."

"Everything about the hotel is 5 star — the staff, the breakfast, the bar, and especially the location. No notes, would definitely stay here again."

"All very good"

"The only thing I to say it the bed was to hard for me. It's the only complaint that I really. The hotel is unfortunately, not close to the tourist spots, you needed to take a train, but that wasn't much of a problem. Train station was right there."

"I choose the hotel based on it's location as I was in Turin for a concert and this was near the venue As such it was ideal for me for 2 nights, but was quite a way out of the main centre if that's what you're focused on.That said, buses and the metro station run frequently from the hotel to the centre, so it was easy enough to explore Turin using the hotel as a base. The hotel was fine in all other regards."

"Lovely hotel, very comfortable, clean, good room service and staff very helpful. Within walking distance of historic centre and opposite train station for metro and longer journeys. We were glad we picked this hotel in Turin. It contributed to our enjoyment of the holiday. Would feel happy making a return visit."

"Room was clean and bed comfortable but pillows a bit stiff. The rooms AC wasn’t cooling the room and may have been heating it. We had a power outage overnight and lost electricity and with that hot water and WiFi. Thankfully we didn’t pay for breakfast. Our room was over the front floor on first floor and it was a bit noisy with people below hanging out. "

"All good."

"No air con. Apparently not allow to switch on and windows faced into a residential courtyard. Self parking wasnt great, paid parking is an option. Breakfast was average at best. And the walls in the hallways had holes in for construction."