Tomato Urban Retreat

This is a great location for a weekend stay in Torino. The location is close to the train station and there is a bus stop close by that gets you to many places. Great restaurants nearby as well. The atmosphere is great, especially in the common room on the lower level. There is foosball, pingpong and an area to read and relax, along with a kitchen and dining area. The hostel also offers free filtered water 24/7. I recommend staying here if you have the chance.

This place was perfect for solo travelling, staying two nights. The rooms were immaculately clean, all prepared and very spacious. I stayed in a 4-bed mixed room and it was great. The staff are helpful and very welcoming before arriving to make you feel at ease. There is a restaurant and a downstairs area for relaxing and cooking. All the equipment was there, worked, and everyone kept it tidy. The housekeeping staff were friendly too.

Loved this hotel. Very quiet room facing a courtyard. The staff were all superfriendly. Great with access to a spotless kitchen and also the possibility to do your laundry. A 10 minutes' walk from the central train station, and most of the main attractions are also within walking distance.

Super nice and central hostel. Walking distance to everything. Well equipped kitchen in the basement, and nice common areas. Clean and nice rooms, with easy self check in.

I have to say upon arrival I was impressed, cleanliness, space but unfortunately upon closer inspection not so much. Then we have the whole elevator from the 18th century. Which needs a whole tutorial to operate. And now onto the real issue , the laundry room. Went down to do my laundry it asked for 1 euro on the machine, again with closer inspection it’s actually 3 euros, maybe I’m mistaken but I don’t think they’re even euros it has to be some special token you get from reception (was no mentioned this) and reception is now closed. |Next day) I was correct it does take special tokens I was not informed about. |The elevator from the 18th century had all of that info in it( I have a rational fear of elevators, i didn’t go in it once my partner figured it out) Also that you can’t use the washer past a certain time. Also I was booked into a 4 person room. Turns out it was a 5 person room, with my 5th roommate entering about 1am in the morning to get unpacked and settled. (Why does reception close but people still come in?) let alone just how gross this space is upon actually inspection, stains on things that could be wiped off, scuff marks everywhere, spiders/cobwebs. The staff need to have a bullet point list of everything they need to tell your guests behind the counter. The day I arrived the receptionist seemed very flustered trying to remember everything she needed to inform us about ( failing to do so ) hence the washing machine moment.

Wonderful small boutique hotel / hostel, located in the heart of an trendy area with many great restaurants, and close to the old centre of town. The staff are really amazing! Soo helpful and friendly, as we rarely experience nowadays...

My accommodation in 4 bedroom room was very nice. The room was clean, towels and sheets was included in price and the staff was very kind. Moreover, they offer free service for luggage room after check out(in case you need).

The hotel is located in the San Salvario area, maybe 15 minutes walking from the train station. The staff was nice and there's a tiny cafe and lounge area. We booked a private double room, which was spacious and the bathroom was very nice. The room was on the upper floor, with windows facing the street so there was some noise at night from passerbys and party goers. |The location was a bit far from the city center itself but doable, some 20 or 25 minutes walking, always straight ahead. But there's a tram line nearby. You can reach the river front in just a few minutes which was lovely. There are restaurants near and the wonderful Domo gelato just a few steps away!|Overall it was a good price-location find and a great choice, would stay again!|