I am a solo female budget traveler that enjoys the comforts of home, however, when traveling understands and appreciates budget accommodation and that when the price to stay is quite low, the quality is somewhat compromised. The service of the morning reception is excellent; she is very helpful, speaks very good English and even sold me a tram ticket! The... More

This was a truly disgusting hotel, initially I had booked one of their single rooms which was located up in the ceiling but when I saw the state of it, with mildew growing down the walls, stains on the sheets and graffiti on the walls, I immediately asked to be upgraded to the next best room... an additional 30 Euro... More

It is a hotel that looks like a hostel. Besides, something terrible happened when I stayed at the Campidoglio Hotel. The thing is: the hotel has no one in the front desk from 11pm to 8am. I had to check out at 6:30am to catch a train that would leave at 7:30am. As recommended by the front desk girl, I... More

I went for the cheapest room possible (the Mansarda room). It was a mistake. The room was rundown and the floor was dirty enough that I didn't want to put anything on it. Also, the room reeked so much of cigarette smoke that I slept with the roof window and the hallway door open, the fan running on high all... More

My boyfriend and I stayed at Hotel Campidoglio on a recent weekend trip to Torino. We found the staff friendly, and the person who helped us check in spoke good English and made us a whole map with all the attractions circled. We had booked a private room with shared bathroom, but were told they were full and they had... More

Cheap, rooms large & clean, but poorly situated as a conference hotel (which is how I came to be in Turin), two buses or a tram and a bus to Lingotto, taking approx 1hr. Quiet area of town and down a side street, not all that nice at night. No shops open after 7pm in vicinity. Breakfast free, only served... More