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"Rivoli is a quiet big hotel in the outskirts of Torino, conveniently located near the “tangenziale”. We use it mostly for the Juventus match at their Allianz Stadium, but there is always full of people as tourists or Military. Their rooms are spacious, basic furniture in 80’s color but functional and comfortable. Their breakfast is very good with several selections of food for all the tastes. Only comment, the automatic coffee machine, quite bad as quality, especially for an Italian Hotel."

"Great location right across from the train station and centro"

"Comfy and clean room, only stayed overnight, very convenient for train station to Turin airport. "

"Lovely staff, but experience spoiled by the fact it feels like you have to pay extra for everything e.g. entrance to spa, water in the room, breakfast. We never managed to get the WiFi in the room sorted - I wonder if it’s linked to the push to sign up for Hilton Honors?"

"Really well located hotel and not charging stupid prices. Staff were great, room was comfortable and quiet, especially for such a central location. Breakfast was of a decent standard too. This isn’t the smartest hotel in Turin and nor is it the cheapest, but it must be amongst the best value for money."

"My room was charming, with flowered wallpaper, a four-poster bed, and a chaise longue. I appreciated not having to insert a card to control the lights. The lobby, bar, garden, and breakfast room were all beautiful. The breakfast buffet was well stocked, and the croissants were excellent. The location was very convenient, just a couple of blocks from the nearest Metro station and a couple of blocks farther to the Duomo. The hotel is on a small, quiet side street. The staff was welcoming and helpful. I did not use the spa facilities. I recommend this hotel with enthusiasm!"

"All good."

"Phone cord was ripped off, shower was not clean, no shampoo/conditioner in the bottles in shower."

"Clean and spacious room. Comfortable lobby seating and convenient location. Front desk staff welcoming. "