4 Hotels and Resorts in Turin

Known for being the capital of the Piedmont region of Italy, situated on the banks of the Po River, Turin is usually overshadowed by other northern cities, but it will not leave you indifferent.

You can enjoy a coffee with the beauty of Turin and its twin churches in Piazza San Carlo.

Another must-see in the city is climbing up to the Dome of the Mole. If the weather is favourable, you will be able to see a breathtaking panoramic view of the snow-capped Alps. It was built to be a synagogue, but today it houses the interactive National Museum of Cinema.

The Palazzo Reale is also worth visiting. Don’t forget to tour the splendid royal gardens!

Something a lot of people don’t expect when coming to Turin is finding out that the oldest Egyptian museum outside Egypt is in the city. The Museo delle Antichità Egizie opened its doors in 1824 and receives over a million visits a year, so be sure to add it to your list of things to do in Turin.

Strolling around the trendy shops and restaurants of the Quadrilatero Romano is also another must. This charming neighbourhood comes alive during the famous aperitivo in the evenings.

Don’t forget to check out the restaurants at our hotels in Turin and finish your day by having a glass of exquisite Piedmont wine.

For a large part of the year, Turin features a pleasant weather. Summers are mild with temperatures as high as 28ºC, whereas the winters are cold, with temperatures as slow as 3ºC in January. In spring, the climate is particularly nice.

Italy is world-renowned for its delicious cuisine. Each region has its speciality, and the capital of the Piedmont region is known for dishes such as the Agnolotti al Plin. This ravioli-pasta is usually filled with meat and can be eaten in most restaurants around Turin.

Other tasty dishes you should try are the long pasta called tajarin and the vitello tonnato, which consists of thin layers of veal and a white sauce made with tuna.

Turin’s international airport, the Turin Airport (TRN), is connected to the city centre by bus. Car hire services and taxis are also available at the airport.

Milan’s airport can be another alternative. You can get a train from Milano Centrale and be in Turin in less than an hour.

The city is also connected to an extensive road network that leads to the main trans-European roads.

The best way to get around Turin is to make use of the city’s public transport system. Both buses and trams cover all of Turin and offer service until late at night.

Another alternative is to bike. Turin has more than 175km of bike paths, but if you decide to drive, you must be aware of the limited traffic and the pedestrian areas. To make the best of your trip, choose an accommodation in Turin that offer parking service, like the ones at Minor Hotels.

The city centre is ideal for those who want to be in the heart of the city. When thinking about where to stay in Turin, this is an area you should definitely consider. You’ll be near the main landmarks of the city such as the Mole Antonelliana

Porta Susa Station is also worth choosing by those arriving from other cities, perfect to take a day trip to Milan or people who want to be well connected to all parts of the city.

If coming for business, the Lingotto Fiere area might interest you. It is one of the largest exhibition parks in Europe.

Minor Hotels offers a wide variety of high-quality 4 star hotels in Turin. They are strategically located.

The majority of our hotels are accessible, pet-friendly and have parking service. For those visiting on business, there are several meeting rooms available and spaces to celebrate events, family celebrations and even weddings.

Besides, our staff can offer you personalized information to make the most of your stay.