We stayed here for an 3 nights -- and our anniversary. We were a bit disappointed when we first arrived, as the lobby seems a bit worn. It's a small hotel that is quite comfortable and perfectly located-- but nothing special. Older Holiday Inn quality. The staff was always very helpful. Any time we had questions or needs, they were... more

This is a very well situated hotel. It is centrally located and you can walk to all the museums etc. It has a lovely inner courtyard where we picnicked. The room was small but worked just fine for two people. The breakfast offerings were weak. more

While on a recent trip to Parma, there was a mix up on my hotel reservations so made friends found an alternate, Hotel Torino, which turned out to be delightful. The room was clean and comfortable and the staff was very cordial and accomodating. The location was perfect for me, right in the middle of town, across from the Teatro... more

We recently stayed at the Hotel Torino and really enjoyed it! the hotel is situated in a wonderful location, easy to navigate to any point in the city. We stayed on the fourth floor with the corner terrace. The bed was big, but firm like most beds that we have slept on in Italy. There was another sleeper sofa around... more

My husband and I stayed one night at hotel Torino in Parma. The location is very good, although difficult to reach by car. The air conditioning did not work and breakfast was adequate - great espresso though! The difference was made 100% by the staff. They helped us to find the hotel over the phone, gave us a great dinner... more

If you want to be in the middle of it all, Hotel Torino is the place – just steps from Teatro Regio, Palazzo della Pilotta, the Duomo and Piazza Garibaldi, on a quiet side street. But the rooms are tiny and the décor is worn and shabby, much closer to a 2-star hotel than a 3-star. The rooms have no... more

My girlfriend and I spent 2 nights at Hotel Torino and were very satisfied with our experience there. The hotel is centrally located (a block away from Teatro Regio) and the room, what the hotel calls a "large double" was very spacious with a corner terrace on the top floor (for 115 euro/night). The staff was pleasant and courteous and... more

My wife and I thought that the Torino was perfectly positioned in Parma, which in itself is a wonderfully understated city. Good clean rooms with a balcony looking out over the terracotta roofs of Parma and a mere stroll into the main piazza. I wouldn't hesitate in using it again or recommending it to my friends. more

I stayed here in mid-November; booked a single room over the internet from the hotel's website. My room had a double bed (I think maybe a 1.5 size?) not the tiny bed elsewhere described. The room was very small, with seriously limited closet space, but fine for one person for a few days. The bathroom was miniscule - barely room... more