This isn't a "cushy" place, but it's clean, and warm (we stayed in December, and many Italian places are drafty in winter), and the breakfast is good! Nice, helpful service. Parking will cost extra if you park in the underground garage, although there supposedly is free parking a few blocks away. We opted for the garage. More

well located, well kept, largely pleasant staff. The room was small, tho not unusually so for a place of this vintage in Europe, but comfortable. There were not many people there when we stayed, so just how quiet it would be in busier times is uncertain. Breakfast was low key, adequate (tho the staff person seemed unhappy to be there).... More

A small group of us came to Parma for the Verdi Fetival. We loved the location, and the cordiality and helpfullness of the desk personnel was as good as any we have experienced in more than fifty trips to Europe. More

We stayed at the Hotel Torino for two nights, having arrived by rail from Florence. I would guess it dates back to the mi-1970s and has clearly had various makeovers, but despite some of the complaints from other reviewers, I think it is OK. It is a three-star hotel, and measures up to that classification perfectly well. We had a... More

When I reserved a room at the Torino four months ahead of our stay, I was promised a large, bright room, but when we arrived we found ourselves in a minuscule, dark, quite shabby room. When I complained, the clerk acknowledged that it was very small, but could not offer anything larger. What he did do in compensation, however, was... More

The location is absolutely perfect, even if getting a car to the hotel is an experience. The desk was amazing at getting the car down into the garage. In fact, the people at the front desk were pretty much amazing about everything. The breakfast crew, on the other hand, were rarely friendly, a little like the breakfast itself. The hotel... More

Parma is justly noted for its art, fine food, and beautiful architecture. For the two - really three - three days you need there, a hotel in the center is best. The Torino, excellent in every way, is that. The staff is helpful, the rooms are comfortable and quiet, the price is reasonable, the neighborhood is attractive as well as... More

15 minute walk from the train station, in the centre of the city is this quiet mid-sized hotel. Clean rooms and lobby, rather small breakfast area serving the basics for breakfast. Safe walking streets surround the hotel. Bed was a little hard and the room/bathroom was small. Carpets were tired. Like most hotels in the Parma-Bologna region this was not... More

We stayed here for one night and would definitely stay here again. Our double room was small but extremely clean and modern. The ac worked great which we really appreciated given the heat wave we were travelling in. The receptionist could not be nicer and recommended a great place for dinner. The terrace off of our room was a great... More