Hotel Adriano Turin, Turin

The hotel offers comfortable and tidy rooms, although street noise may be an issue. The staff is friendly, and the location is convenient, close to Piazza Sabatino. The dining experience is good, meeting Italian standards well. However, it may not suit British preferences. The hotel is a bargain for a stay in a quiet area.

I found the hotel rooms to be suitable for a one-night stay while being budget-friendly, though the decor seemed a bit sad. On the bright side, the room I stayed in had three beds, making it perfect for a small group. The private parking was convenient, and the breakfast room, along with the staff, was pleasant and helpful.

I found this hotel to be a great choice with a few minor drawbacks. The rooms were clean, spacious, and had affordable private parking, but occasionally there was noise from a nearby bar/nightclub. The staff in the breakfast room were helpful, although it would have been nice to have a kettle and tea/coffee in the room.

The hotel had rooms that were spacious enough for four of us and were quite clean, but they didn't manage well to keep the street noise outside. The service was extremely kind and attentive, and the staff even lent us a proper converter. The location was good for my needs, being easily reachable by public transportation but not in the city center. The dining was fine, although dinner came at an extra cost. Overall, the facilities were well-kept, but there were some hiccups.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but they had a strong smell of men's perfume and cigarettes, which was off-putting. The staff was fantastic, offering a very nice breakfast and excellent direction for exploring the city. However, the street noise was quite disruptive, affecting my overall comfort. The location, while not close to the city center, was excellent with a vibrant neighborhood market nearby. The dining was just okay, meeting Italian standards but lacking variety for a British visitor.