โLoved this quirky privately owned hotel. So much more now than a corporate soulless place.If you have an ounce of bohemian spirit you will be at home here. Very arty old school vibe. I arrived on a Saturday when the area is full of street cafes full of young people and market stalls. Loved the museum of cinema..didnโt know the name Scorsese means Scottish. The food in the hotel was worth staying in for. And itโs within walking distance of the main tourist places to visit. The open market is full...
โBeautifully appointed large comfortable room in a super unique building. It was quiet, safe, and very smooth communication with the staff, despite being totally remote. Super convenient location too. โ
โOn the edge of Turin Historic district, a nice restaurant strip around the corner and close to the morning markets. Easy walking to everything in Turin and convenient parking station nearby.โ
โWhat a wonderful experience! The Residenza dellโOpera is one of the nicest places I have ever stayed. Very safe, helpful and very friendly staff, clean, spacious and a terrific location in Turin. Which is the hidden gem of Italy for those who havenโt been.
I will be going back to stay and I highly recommend this Hotel for anyone who is traveling to Northern Italy. Just fabulous!โ
"written: parking is available.
real: no space for 3 consecutive day and it is not free day said. You have to pay 30 euros per day at station. I paid 90 euros only for the parking.
View is unimaginable if you assigned first floor."
