Stayed one night. The hotel is the ideal place to stay if you want to spend some time in the Lingotto galleria. If you want to stay downtown Torino, pick another place. The design is very original, and the high ceiling gives very much the feeling of space. Breakfast was disappointing but included... The staff was friendly. more

Luxurious stay at Le Meridien Art & Tech, Turin PROS * very large modern and slick rooms with classy minimalist decorative touches; * luxurious bedding (duvet cover and pillows); * tasty vast selection at all-you-can-eat hotel buffet; * friendly and helpful front of house staff (including reception and bell staff); * handy supermarket downstairs and shopping mall right next door;... more

This property is well located outside the central city area, yet the city center is highly accessible and will be moreso as the city finishes it's transportation projects. The rooms are large, comfortable, and well designed. Yes, the showers are great as is the entire bathroom area. The hotel breakfast is of a high quality as well. The bed had... more

What a difference a different corner of this complex makes! Four days prior we had stayed at the Le Merid Lingotto, and on the return we stayed here… it was me, Mrs. G and Kiddo. Just an excellent hotel which I’d happily return to. Check in was crisp… until I learned that this property, due to the size of the... more

We spent six nights at this hotel, 5 on points, 1 paid for. The pluses: 1. The hotel is new and outstanding architecturally. 2. We didn't have to pay for parking. 3. Once we got the hang of it, it was very easy to use as an automotive base. 4. The bathrooms were wonderful. 5. Eataly, a great food complex,... more

The motor company Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino, otherwise known as FIAT, was founded in 1899 by Giovanni Agnelli in the ancient capital of Piedmont, Turin, south of which still sprawls the extraordinary Lingotto factory, the empire's erstwhile headquarters and at one stage, the world’s largest car factory. The vast five-storey building, designed by Giacomo Matte Trucco, can claim to be... more

As I said in the title, I have never been a fan of hotels with modern architecture, but loved this one. It is a visual delight and the food was great. The location, while away from the city center, was an easy taxi ride away and there are great neighborhood eateries that really gave the local, not touristy touch. (Ask... more

We stayed for a weekend break in the middle of a 2 week holiday in the Piedmont region. As it was a Friday/Saturday, it was quiet (as all the business people had gone) but also much cheaper (€140 a night compared to over €200). If you're staying in a business hotel at the weekend, I don't think you should expect... more

We stayed at this hotel for a conference which was being held at the Lingotto site. The site itself is large (ex Fiat factory - very famous) containing two le meridien hotels, a shopping centre, exhibition and conference centre.... etc. Having two hotels of the same brand is confusing for taxi drivers and they left us at the wrong hotel... more