Search B&B in Borgaro Torinese

"This is a well located and really nice concept place. it was clean, nicely renovated, everything worked and I really liked my room, as well as the tea & coffee available in the kitchen near my room. The breakfast was good and they asked if I had any needs. I would stay there again. However, It is a b&b spread over a number of apartments in 2 connected buildings. It is important to emphasize that this is a B&B and although you can get the manager on the phone or by text at different times of...

"Firstly, there is no front desk at this property. Instead, a man (whose English could use improvement) meets you to explain how to use the keys for entering your room and exiting the building. It’s crucial to fully understand how to exit the building, especially if you’re leaving early in the morning. When I checked out early the next day, I found the front door locked, contrary to what had been explained, which left me in a state of panic."

"If you are looking for a lovely studio in a walkable area near the airport with a generous breakfast, this is the place for you. BE SURE to coordinate your arrival with your host. DO NOT do what I did: reserve the 3-room apartment and show up at the given address. (The instruction to make prior arrangements if you are arriving after 10:30 pm is completely misleading.). It is an apartment building with no way to get in and no way to contact anyone. We were about to return to Turin to search...

"Check in was a challenge as lady did not speak english. Had to revert to using google translate to check in. The property was chic. The restaurant opposite is very good ! and book in advance. The breakfast options were limited. With some basic changes this place could be so much better."

"Great Vila hotel. Very nice host and great facilities. Highly recommended."

"Stunning location, some rooms have the view right on the alpi mounts"

"We spent two nights in this hotel in early November. Rooms were spacious but very cold! Marble floors, no carpets, bad insulation (single glazed windows) and small radiators which were on for just 14 hours per day - and not in the night (23.00-07.00)! After waking up freezing in the middle of the first night, and having an 1-year old baby that we didn't want to get sick, we kindly asked the owner to keep the heating on throughout the second night, even if that meant less heating hours during the...