Liberty Hotel

Lovely, traditional hotel set over five floors (there is a lift!). We travelled with friends but were put on different floors, which was a shame, but wasn't a problem. Staff was knowledgeable, helpful and available 24/7. They recommended places to eat and booked our return taxi to the airport. Breakfast was great value at 7 Euros - it really set you up for the day with hot/cold choices as well as some lovely home made cakes. Beds were super comfortable.

This is the most delightful hotel I've ever stayed in. My daughter and I arrived very hot and weary from a long journey and were met with such friendliness and concern for our well being. The room felt so luxurious in it's decor, curtains and bed linen. It was air conditioned, had a mini bar with bottled water in, comfy beds, sofa, writing desk, tea and coffee making facilities and a comfortable sized bathroom. Although this sounds like standard fare it felt really bespoke. We hadn't paid for breakfast on booking but were offered the option still if we wanted. We decided we would and I'm so glad we did, it was such a treat. Beautiful airy breakfast room with an amazing choice of breakfast options presented so enticingly - especially all the lovely sweet loaves and tarts. The staff at every level made you feel like you were their only guest. They happily allowed us to leave our cases at the hotel after check out, as we had a day in Turin before catching the train late afternoon. On our return, to collect our luggage, they arranged a taxi to take us to the station. More than these courtesies though was the interest the staff showed in us, stopping to talk and ask us about our day and recommend places to go and foods to try while we were in Italy. Can't recommend this hotel enough.

Hotel Liberty is always neat, clean and organized by all staff members. I paid 7€ for breakfast, which is affordable. The room I was given had a flat screen television, a little refrigerator with complimentary water, a tea maker, a wooden closet for your clothes. It is conveniently located near Porta Nuova, one of two railway stations in Turin. If you need supplies, there's a grocery store (or mini market) called Express around the corner from the hotel. There are small coffee shops everywhere. Depending on how fast you walk (usually a 20-minute walk), you will find yourself in Turin's Centro (the heart of the city) where there's a Starbucks, restaurants, wine places, a shopping center, department stores, museums and much more for anyone to get lost walking the city streets all day-long. All of the above and more is near Hotel Liberty.

Breakfast: wan nice, the croissant were really nice, it is a small restaurant with basic breakfast but they were very kind and offer us fresh scrambled eggs and fresh croissants. Carrot cake was amazing. Room: it was very confortable, main bed was really good and extra beds were not so nice, lighting could be better but room and bathroom were very clean. Parking: We were using a Vans and I need to pay an extra cost for parking.

We've stayed here several times already, and it is always our first choice in Turin. The location is fantastic - you can walk to the station (Porta Nuova) in a few minutes and walk to the beautiful shopping area (the never ending antique Turin "portici", the arcades) in 10 minutes. The best historic bakery / cafe in Turin, Pfatisch, is just around the corner. There are great restaurants all within walking distance. It's central, yet the street is quiet. The hotel itself is a bit old fashioned in a charming way. Rooms are spotlessly clean, mattresses are new and comfortable, bathrooms are a bit old fashioned, but clean and comfortable. Personnel is friendly and helpful, 24h reception. We usually don't have breakfast at hotels, so we can't say much about that - except that, at 7€, you can't really go wrong. Value for money is unbeatable. Highly recommended over all.