It was an amazing place. The staff was very friendly and made our stay wonderful!

We stayed in Torino for only three days. We planned a day trip to visit a few villages north of Torino so we didn’t visit to many attractions. We toured the Egyptian museum(Egizion) and walked around piazza San Giovanni by the Royal palace of Turin and the surrounding areas.There is a lot to like about the hotel deli Pittori, the decor is unique with antique furnishings that gives it that old world feel. It’s not a big hotel so it has a homey feel to it. The room was bigger than I expected and comfortable. The bathroom was large and updated but no tub and the shower was on the small side. The staff were wonderful and friendly. They offered a nice complimentary breakfast in the small restaurant attached to the lobby area that also offers dinners in the evening. We didn’t eat dinner there but we did have drinks one evening and it was a nice setting. The location of the hotel is a bit far away from most of the attractions so you need to do some walking to get to places which we didn’t mind. The neighborhood 3/4 blocks south was a little nicer but we felt comfortable with the area and walking it at night.

The rooms are very nice and personal. It’s an old and charming building. With the charm comes some smell and not so great sound insulation. A fair bit of street noise in the rooms on the top floor. Staff is super nice.

Lovely small boutique style hotel, with the most amazing staff. All very helpful and friendly - it was a quiet time of the year for them.

The hotel was nice, very individual and a large, comfortable room and bed. My only downside would be the size and style of the shower - this could do with updating to a tiled washroom/cubicle as it was cramped (although it worked perfectly). Enjoyable stay.

Great staff, had excellent meal both nights in hotel, nothing was too much trouble.

Lovely restoration of an old building with attention to old style furnishings and features. Welcoming staff were friendly and they were helpful throughout our stay. The next renovation should reconsider the tiny showers. Also the lights are not good for reading in the room.

Near to sites, centre, restaurants - nice room, staff always very friendly and helpful, Rich breakfast

Everyone we encountered at the hotel was superior. Inside the old building was lovely but the outside was a little rough. They need to work on ventilation because leaving the windows open is tough with the outside noise. We can not say enough good things about our meal at the restaurant, highly recommend. Also, the breakfast was plentiful with variety.

Clean and helpful staff who gave advice on other restaurants locally. A bit of graffitti in surrounding streets but not rowdy or unsettled feel to area. Peaceful few days.

The front desk service was helpful and attentive, and we got an unexpected champagne cocktail to welcome us on arrival. We were given an absolutely enormous room on the ground floor with very high ceilings, which looked as if it had been repurposed from large reception room at some point. Within that huge space and rather ornate decor, the bathroom was inside a large golden pod at one end of the room, but was nicely fitted out with a very strong shower. The bed was comfortable, but a bit short for my 6' 3" husband. Being on the ground floor, and the local area not being too glamorous, we kept the curtains drawn. However, you're within a 5 minute walk of the Mole Antonelliana and a few minutes more to Via Po.

Great stay. A/C could be upgraded.

The hotel was nice, but not great. The layout was quirky - both inside the room and in the hotel. For example, the bathroom was nicely done and very large; except the shower was tiny. It did not make sense to have such a small shower in such a large bathroom.

Excellent hotel and service

Not bad location wouldn't want to stay more then one night as no bar, and limited families. Nice staff, clean and tidy. Rooms are nice but a bit tired. Parking was right outside the door

Not bad location wouldnt want to stay more then one night as no bar, and limited families. Nice staff, clean and tidy. Rooms are nice but a bit tired. Parking was right outside the door

Short stay at the end of two week touring holiday. All the hotels had been good and this was no exception. Very friendly, helpful staff who made us feel at home in a very comfortable boutique hotel. Our car was securely parked as requested and although it was a little hike up the hill from the old town, the hotel is in a good neighbourhood with good views out over the bay. We had a small balcony which was excellent.

Torino is a great city. Beautiful and with excellent food. This Hotel dei Pittori is close to almost every interesting point in the city, with large, clean and comfortable rooms and excelent staff service. The only detail I would remark is that they only have parking space for 3 or 4 cars.

Nice very small hotel, more akin to someone's home. Staff were pleasant but no porter facilities. Lovely big TV in room but no English speaking programmes not even CNN. Really excellent restaurant for dinner with incredible wine cellar and first class menu. Breakfast was good but not outstanding. Very comfortable bed and really good bathroom facilities. In a surprisingly quiet location despite the convenience of being within walking distance of the central piazza. Overall a very pleasant stay.

It has good location, and good price, it is a little noisy in the halls and rooms are kind of weird but clean.

Attentive staff, clean rooms, perfect for a city break.

Small hotel, free parking ( pre-book). Location quite close to old centre, though not much in immediate vicinity. We were happy to walk, and reached everywhere we needed to go easily on foot. Turin is an interesting city with many museums and few tourists. Many great places to eat. The hotel is in Liberty style, so quite ornate. There is not much in the way of public rooms, but our bedroom was spacious with two large windows. There were lots of pillows and cushions, plus a soft spare blanket, so it was cosy to curl up on the bed with a cup of tea after a days sightseeing. There was some traffic noise, but not a problem. The drive back to the airport is a bit complicated from this side of town, but the receptionist gave us a map and we made it ok ( tip- be sure to avoid the underpass at Piazza della Republic, so as to be able to turn right ) The free parking was really useful, but do pre-book as space is limited.