Turin Palace Hotel Torino

The Turin Palace Hotel, is situated in the heart of Turin, within easy walking distance of the city's baroque squares of Piazza San Carlo and Piazza Castello, and just 50 meters away from the Porta Nova railway station.

The hotel first opened in 1872 as Grande Albergo Torino, at a time when Turin constituted an obligatory port of call for the traffic directed towards India from all over Italy and Europe.
In 1904 the hotel was acquired by Mr Natale Ramondetti, the man responsible for both the addition of "Palace" to the hotel's name and renovation works which were to lend further lustre to the property. Then, as now, the welcoming public rooms were decorated with magnificent stuccoes, lavish silk wall coverings, and delightful pieces of early nineteen century French furniture.

Today, the hotel's tastefully furnished bedrooms offer the highest levels comfort and the very latest in communication technology including wireless internet connectivity.

The dining room of the "Vigna" restaurant, the walls of which are lined with antique mirrors and paintings, offers a wonderfully elegant and light-filled venue where to enjoy the very finest Italian haute cuisine and savour a selection of exceptional vintages from the Turin Palace Hotel's well stocked wine cellar.

For those wishing to host an important business or social event in the city, the Turin Palace Hotel offers excellent meeting room facilities, with five attractive and fully equipped function rooms providing a total seating capacity for as many as 430 people.