Hotel NH Torino Lingotto Congress

Great , historic location. Friendly helpful staff Well appointed and large rooms Excellent breakfast Only very minor criticisms would be : Lack of secure parking Very very firm mattress ( not to my liking) Bathroom layout could be better ( it was a vey large room but the toilet felt like it was squeezed in to the corner behind the door and the toilet roll holder was very difficult to reach from a seated position unless you have the flexibility of a gymnast)

This hotel offers a truly convenient location in Turin, being ideally situated with easy access to the highway, which certainly simplifies arrival and departure by avoiding the city's smaller streets. Interestingly, the hotel's history as part of the former FIAT factory adds a unique and subtle historical dimension to the stay. Guests can expect very clean and cosy rooms furnished with comfortable beds, historical designer furnitures, all supported by a noticeably professional staff. The thoughtful gesture of the reception offering an early check-in, allowing guests to settle in as soon as their room was ready, is a nice touch. Furthermore, staying here provides the added benefit of discounted rates to visit the Pinacoteca Agnelli. Its location adjacent to a large shopping mall, complete with a food court and cinema, as well as a big supermarket, offers immediate convenience for various needs and entertainment. For those familiar with it, the hotel is also just a short distance from the renowned Eataly restaurant and supermarket. From a logistical standpoint, the suggestion to utilize the hotel's free parking and purchase a daily metro card seems practical. The Lingotte metro station, conveniently located next to the hotel, provides a straightforward 15-minute journey to the city center, offering a smoother alternative to the bus, especially in terms of avoiding traffic and potential delays. It's also worth noting that this metro line connects directly to the main train station. For those with more unconventional travel arrangements, the hotel even features a rooftop landing area for private helicopters. Overall, it sounds like your stay at this hotel was thoroughly enjoyable, and your recommendation highlights that it offers more than just accommodation, indeed presenting a noteworthy experience for visitors to Turin.

Very nice upscale hotel in the old factory building of Fiat. The guest rooms are beautiful designes with a lot of furniture from different designers. The beds where huge and very comfortable. Our room was very clean and we did not missed anything. Breakfast was included in our rate and offered a lot of tasty options. We definitely will come back another time

A really nice hotel within the former Fiat factory (with a rooftop where they filmed The Italian Job). The highlight for me was the hospitality and particularly a young waiter in the restaurant called Victor Garcia who made sure that my coffee was perfect every morning. Grazie Victor!

An extraordinary experience! Staying in a hotel on the grounds of the former Fiat factory in Turin is truly inspiring. The hotel is 5-star, with spacious and very comfortable rooms—if you're lucky, you’ll get a beautiful garden view. The breakfast was also fantastic, featuring a great selection of cheeses, pastries, and salami. Absolutely loved it!

In short, it was an absolutely traumatic experience. This has little to do with the hotel and the rooms themselves—they are fine. But when it comes to everything else, travelers should be warned!||||The hotel is not centrally located; taxi rides or, even worse, bus rides take over half an hour to reach the city center. The only positives are its proximity to the Fiat Museum and the beautiful historic building, which is architecturally remarkable.||||The real tragedy, however, is that our car was broken into on the hotel’s illuminated parking lot at night—along with the cars of five other guests. Everything was stolen from the car, the windows were smashed, and our suitcases were found several kilometers away. During our six-hour stay at the police station, the officers confirmed that this happens regularly every one to two weeks since the parking lot is no longer guarded after 3:00 AM on weekdays. The same group, which loiters around the hotel, consistently breaks into cars at night. The police have essentially given up and do nothing about it.||||Unfortunately, the hotel also cuts costs when it comes to security, making a car break-in almost a guarantee—even though we parked directly in front of the hotel under bright lighting. This is beyond frustrating and unacceptable. While the hotel is certainly also a victim of these regular break-ins, it does nothing to improve security, such as offering 24-hour surveillance. Not even an alternative parking option is provided, and there are no secure parking garages nearby.||||If you're traveling by car, avoid this hotel at all costs!

Wonderfully designed hotel set in the iconic old Fiat car factory - enormous bedroom and bathroom with every comfort one could imagine|The hotel itself is beautifully laid out with various works on display|Torpedo restaurant good food and fast service|Discounted tickets for the Agnelli gallery and rooftop racetrack and nearby motor museum available from reception

Nice hotel in the old FIAT factory. Well known from the original ' Italian Job' film. Still got the test track on the roof that you can visit for 2 euros