Hotel Liberty

“Fabulous Hotel and Staff”

This is a beautiful classic hotel a 10 minute walk from Porta Nouva Station. Access is really easy. Location great out of the main city but walkable for all amenities. Staff are lovely, polite and very accomodating. Room 504 top floor gorgeous with a bath and a shower:) Beds are really comfy ... more

This is a beautiful classic hotel a 10 minute walk from Porta Nouva Station. Access is really easy. Location great out of the main city but walkable for all amenities. Staff are lovely, polite and very accomodating. Room 504 top floor gorgeous with a bath and a shower:) Beds are really comfy and pillows also. Really good nights sleep. The hotel does allow dogs....just in case you need to know that. It is extremely clean and a wonderful find for a great stay to explore Turin from.

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“Fantistic hotel”

We stayed at the Liberty Hotel at the beginning of April and were very pleased with it. It’s located about 10 minutes walk away from Porta Nuova station so is very convenient for getting about the city. The staff were all very helpful, pleasant, and friendly. Our room (504) was clean, large, an... more

We stayed at the Liberty Hotel at the beginning of April and were very pleased with it. It’s located about 10 minutes walk away from Porta Nuova station so is very convenient for getting about the city. The staff were all very helpful, pleasant, and friendly. Our room (504) was clean, large, and quiet and tidied up every day while we were out. We had breakfast in the hotel every morning and thought it was very good value as there was a wide selection of choices, including many very tasty home-made items (the apple cake was particularly tasty!), and unlimited coffee!

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“Super friendly staff”

We stayed at this small hotel a few days ago and what was most impressive to me was how friendly, accommodating, and attentive the staff were. Rodolfo was the front desk staff who was there a lot and he is one of the nicest people I've met thus far.

“Well located for train travelers”

The hotel appears to be undergoing renovations because when we got off the elevator, there was a big plastic sheet covering the walkway (and not doing a great job of keeping the heat out). The room was small, but clean, and air conditioning was adequate if not great (possibly because it was fi... more

The hotel appears to be undergoing renovations because when we got off the elevator, there was a big plastic sheet covering the walkway (and not doing a great job of keeping the heat out). The room was small, but clean, and air conditioning was adequate if not great (possibly because it was fighting the hot air coming from the hallway). Location was an easy walk from the Porta Nuova train station, though a little bit of a walk to some of the main sights and restaurants. My suggestion would be if you stay here, get a data package for your mobile devices and rent one of the many scooters/e-bikes that are available to get around more quickly, especially if you're trying to get to the other side of the train station, you basically have to go all the way to the end and go around it to get to a through street. One other thing to be aware of if you are picky about amenities, the shower in the room is tiny. It's a perfectly acceptable room, but some travelers (especially those who haven't traveled in Europe before) will find it small. Also, the hotel holds your passports at check-in until you check out, which some travelers may find unsettling. I used to run into this a lot traveling in Europe up until maybe 2009-2010, but it seems to me many hotels now just simply scan your passports instead. We did not go to the spa, so I can't speak to that. One final tip, right nearby is a pizza place called Libery Pizza and Artigianal Beer that I would recommend. I wasn't a huge fan of their draft beer (not my style of beer, but your experience may vary -- my traveling partner enjoyed the beer and she's a craft beer person), but the appetizers and pizza were good, and they had good wine as well.

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