It do not usually stay in a 2 star hotel but this time i could find nothing else. Glad i did as the room was MOST comfortable, clean and spacious! Bigger than rooms in 4 star hotels in Brussels. Even though the corridors and decor is a bit dated the room was VERY clean which made my stay much more comfortable. I also really enjoyed opening the windows and hearing the buzz in the evening. I would stay there again.

The décor was a bit dated and it would have been nice if there was coffee at least all day long. The price was also a bit high for a 2 star hotel, but i should mention that i almost did not find a room anywhere in Torino.

The first thing: spacious and clean rooms. Quite important fir me. Well - working air conditioner, everyday change if towels, nice and modern bathroom, comfortable bed. The second: nice and helpful employees The third thing : free hot drinks in the lobby Bonus: The windows in my room were facing the inner yard and one of them was opened as if a door and thus creating the feeling of having a balcony.

Location: I don't mean on the map (I chose exactly there) but the fact that some homeless people were sleeping in front of the door and there was not a good smell when you come out of the hotel in the early morning or come back in the late evening. But I guess it is out of the hotel's influence.

The receptionist was extremely helpful and friendly. A well-run hotel with all the important things in place..good, clean rooms, good wifi, great location.

A very convenient hotel: I haven't stayed at one so close to the station for a while, and I had forgotten how "easy" it makes things. No getting lost on the way. Can shower straight after a long journey, or just drop your bags and head straight out if you want to explore. Then no panic when leaving (no need to factor in a spare 20 mins just in case something goes wrong on the way to the station). Room was a little basic but satisfactory. Bathroom-toilet area was as big as the "main room". Was happy overall and everything was as advertised.

I should have checked as I like having a fridge in the room to stop milk from going sour and save me from drinking a room temperature beer. But the hotel didn't claim to have fridges, so it's my fault.

This is a lovely hotel, the decor is great throughout. The foyer has a good ambience. The twin room we had was spacious with all amenities and spotlessly clean. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. Our room was at the back and was really quiet. The bathroom was large with nice free toiletries. It was great to have tea making facilities too. The staff were really lovely and helpful. The hotel is practically opposite the porta nuova train station so very convenient for all public transport in Turin. It's an easy walk into the historic centre. There are nice cafes and eateries close by.

Nothing. It's a lovely hotel as it is, but if they offered breakfast, it would be perfect.

Alexej Lithuania: Nice place to stay! Located a three-minute walk from the Porta Nuova train station. Cozy and quite large room with a good bathroom and an Italian balcony. You will have everything you need for a comfort stay, such as a hairdryer, electric kettle, cups, spoons, tea and coffee. The room was well serviced, bed and towels were always changed. All administrators were friendly and they ready to prepare excellent coffee for guests any time of the day. Little notice, in Italy there is a tourist tax, which you should pay at the hotel upon check-in. We were very pleased with the service! We will be back in Hotel Bologna again. Recommended!

This hotel is located right in front of the station, and parking is easy at the station garage even if you arrive by car like I did. From the outside, it is an unassuming Italian station hotel. But the rooms are very nicely and recently renovated. While technically a two-star hotel, it is much nicer than other three-stars where I have stayed. For breakfast, you can walk to any of the many cafes in the area. The hotel is also an easy and beautiful walk to the city center of Turin.

We stayed in winter, and let's just say the heating works well -- too well for my liking, but you can pop the window open to get the place to a tolerable temperature.

The location is great, close to the city center and major tourist attractions and also to main train station, close to metro and public transport. The reception staff was generally supportive and helpful, with some of them though not very fluent in English.

The triple room could benefit from more consideration in terms of night stands, chairs, clothes hangers and overall comfort for accomodating 3 adults. All the furniture seemed a bit cramped together and minimalistic.

The room was pretty much as expected, located right across Porta Nuova, a main train central station with the related connections to metro, bus, tram. Practically in the middle of the heart of Torino, with everything at hand or with convenient connections to go there. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom large and the shower hot, even if it took some time for the water to get cold. Everything was spotlessly clean and attended to.

the room is not made to stay in for long, due to it being basically a bed occupying most of the floor, a small table with two chairs, and a bathroom, with little free space to move about in, however, this is to be expected when considering the price bracket of this hotel. This was of very little issue, as we were always running about outside most of our stay.

The hotel is in a brilliant central location, with easy acces to various transport links & is within walking distance of various activities. The hotel itself, including rooms & foyer area seemed perfectly clean to me with manual key access to the rooms. Each one has easy to use air conditioning, a small TV & a surprisingly large en-suite bathroom. All the staff seemed very friendly & helpful plus their is daily housekeeping & an in-house coffee bar which is handy.

The bed seemed a little hard & the shower is on the small side. Their is also no fridge in the room for keeping things chilled.