We stayed in the hotel in August and it was absolutely fine. Decent space and air conditioning and everything ran efficiently, with very helpful and nice people at reception who spoke fluent English. It was very easy to get into Turin centre and back by bus, and Turin is really a very easy city to navigate. An earlier reviewer had... more

A really interesting hotel, on the site of the old FIAT factory (so a bit far from the centre, but an easy bus ride on the No 1). Very well designed, nice "jungle garden" between reception and the lifts, and we sat in fairly open air (in tents) for dinner. The food was extraordinarily wonderfully unusual - I had frozen... more

Stayed one night. Location is fine if you want to spend some time at the Lingotto Galleria. It is not close to the city center. This hotel, unlike most Meridien, has really nothing special. No charm. The service was not satisfactory : the staff was not friendly and did nothing to help with my requests. more

We stayed in April 2009 . The room was huge the bathroom spacious. There was a little wear and tear . but very clean . The running track on the roof is fantastic . The view of the alps was magnificent . It is a bit out of town it is basically a convention hotel. I guess that won't matter... more

I really like the hotel design and architecture. It’s really comfortable. There is plenty of space, endless views of the mountains from the rooms, rooms and bathrooms that are very big, design furniture, and I loved the inside garden. But I was a disappointed by several details which when accumulated really don’t fit the high class rating of the hotel.... more

Having stayed at several Le Meridien hotel our expectation of good service and facilities were dented. We chose the hotel as the Art + Tech was closed, we never expected it to be as good as the Art + Tech however we still expected the Le Meridien service and style. The room was adequate, large in size, nice high ceiling.... more

We originally booked a room at the Meridien Art & Tech which is in the same huge Fiat factory building but were moved a few days earlier to the Meridien Lingotto. We had our room upgraded by Booking.com to a junior suite which was a bit of a treat. Our room was huge and with air con, sun blinds, black... more

There are only two western-chain affiliated hotels in Turin, and they are both in the same complex. This building had previously been the Fiat factory, and the exterior validates that quickly. The first one is the Lingotto (see my review for Le Meridien Art+Tech). I had to chase a bellman at 9p to handle bags for us, but found one.... more

Loved this place for the fact that it was functional but funky. The rooms are spacious with hugely high ceilings. We got excited that the rooms have electric sunshade blinds on them but I'm sure most normal people wouldn't quite think this was anything vaguely amazing! The bed was super-comfy and way bigger than my king-size at home. We found... more