Camplus Guest Bernini Casa per Ferie0

I like that this hotel was set back from the road which helped it be quiet at night. I also really liked the small gestures towards environmentally conscious practices in the room such as the recycled toilet paper, the large bottle of refillable toiletries (instead of small single use ones) The staff were friendly and didn’t mind my poor attempts at Italian We were staying one night in transit between Paris and Venice and did not use any facilities apart from our room The location was good for this and there is a Carrefour nearby to get a train picnic.

Although it was quiet and set back from the road because it was part of a college complex there was some noise at night from people who had been using the communal areas but it didn’t impact on sleep

The Camplus is in a good location with paid parking outside, ask the reception for details. Room was spacious and cozy, but little too cool during the month of November. Shower room was good with hair dryer etc. Noise levels we're bareable. For breakfast you can expect pastries and stuff, but they offer eggs and bacon as well (not every morning). Reception staff was super professional!

Nothing to really complain about. Sound isolation is the same as in any other building, like apartment building. You can hear other people moving chairs and using the shower, walking in the corridor.

One of my favourite places to stay in Torino, so long as the nightly rate remains under 80 euros/night (more than that is too much!!). Love the modern clean design. Beds are super comfortable. Bathrooms don't have a window but reasonably well aired out (electric air circulation).

It was impossible to get the AC to work, room was at a minimum of 23 which, in humid Torino, can be stuffy... finally managed to open the window and get some fresh air and sleep.

The variety of yogurts, baked goods, and coffees. The size of the room. The bathroom. The smart TV. The excellent housekeeping staff! I cannot thank them enough. The front desk staff who were always warm and helpful.

It would get extremely busy around 8 am. This was chiefly because of all the students staying there. I skipped breakfast on four days just because of the rush. I think this is one of the areas where I thought there is some scope for improvement. While there were several options as far as beverages and baked goods were concerned, I wish there were more choices apart from just boiled eggs and pastrami.

It had all necessities and was very comfortable. The rooms was spacious with a big bathroom. It was a room for three so this could be linked to that. However it was a nice stay

Since it’s also a student accommodation it can be loud late in the evening but then the tone goes down. Breakfast has choices however it’s easy they run out of options and you have to queue with students and ask what you want to a counter (not buffet)

Great option as usual to stay in Turin, whether you're there for work, tourism or study. The fact that the hotel is also a student residence just adds to the experience unless you are expressly looking for something else, since the residents are quiet, respectful and generally a pleasure to share the building with. The rooms are spotless, ample and well-renovated, the beds ensure quality sleep, amenities are abundant and good-quality, and there is access to study/meeting rooms, the canteen and the patio square. Buffet and served breakfasts are abundant and good quality too.

Sometimes the noise in the corridors can be noticeable to shallow/early sleepers, but it's nothing different from what you can hear in any hotel with lots of guests.

It was a pleasant stay. People working there are lovely.

This is campus, so expect students around you all the time. Breakfast was bad per hotel standard. You wait in line with other students, get what's offered there and that's it. When we came for breakfast, half of the things was already missing. So, I've you're expecting eggs for breakfast, cooked in 3 different ways, warm bread and similar, don't go there.

Great option for accommodation in a centric, affluent Torinese neighborhood, in an very-recently-renovated, stylish and comfortable university residence doubling up as regular hotel. The ambience is really good, students were mostly quiet (even if that evening there was a high-stakes football match) and everything was extremely tidy. Likewise, the canteen for breakfast in the morning had nothing to envy a "proper" hotel's: well-organized, ample and with great variety of food. It seems the option exists to dine in for lunch or dinner too, but we didn't use it. Room was impeccable, nicely decorated overlooking a beautiful interior garden, and featured an extremely comfortable bed. Extra points for the activities (aimed at students but definitely interesting for inquiring minds of any age) proposed on the announcements board!

The premises of the hotel were excellent, the room is very spacious with a smart TV and the outer area is also very nice-especially if you have a child. The staff was extremely helpful!! We let our baggage until 18:00 in the hotel and also stayed in the outer area after the check out without any other extra charge. The breakfast was also very good. Would highly recommend. Excellent hotel!!!

The room was very modern and clean with decent space. There's canteen where you can top up water and drink which was very convenient to have. Although it's shared communal space with student accomodation, it was fairly quiet and we had a very comfortable stay.

It was slightly far to walk from central but still in good location regardless.