A contemporary property in the centre of Turin, the Starhotels Majestic is a great choice for a comfortable stay in this charming city. Its location next to Porta Nuova Station means it’s easy to get everything in Turin by foot or using the tram and metro system. This former 19th Century mansion has been thoughtfully finished with modern amenities complementing the period features. Elegant guestrooms come complete with deep-set mattresses and pillow menus, providing the perfect antidote for a day spent walking around the city. There’s also a bar and restaurant in partnership with Eataly where you can enjoy incredible, locally-sourced food.
Starhotels Majestic
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City Breaks, Italy, Turin
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Rooms
- No. of rooms: 161
- No. of buildings: 0
- No. of floors: 0
- No. of interconnecting rooms: 0
- Annex:
- Official rating: 4
Classic Rooms are bright and spacious with everything you need for a comfortable stay including air conditioning, free wifi, minbar and safe.
Superior Rooms are larger and include tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobes and slippers.
Bedroom facilities
- Bathrobes
- Tea or coffee making facilities
- Wireless internet
Accessibility
- Lift accessible: Yes
- Lift serves all floors: Yes
- Access ramp: Yes
Meals
Guests can enjoy a full American buffet breakfast from 6.30am to 10.30am with an extensive choice of fresh fruit, breads yogurts and more.
Board basis options available
- Bed & Breakfast
Turin
Turin is very much overlooked amongst Italy's many other treasures, but it has so much to offer. The wide avenues lined with neoclassical architecture are more like Paris than Florence, but make no mistake, Turin is most definitely Italian! It is also known as the cradle of Italian liberty, as it was in Turin that leading figures of the Risorgimento, such as Cavour, were born. After unification in 1861, Turin was in fact Italy's first capital city and also gave the country its monarchy in the House of Savoy. The Detroit of Italy is another of its nicknames, as it's home to the Fiat, Lancia and Alfa Romeo plants. And let's not forget its world-famous football club Juventus!
The National Car Museum is well worth a visit as it takes you through the history of automobiles right up to the present day with of course a nod towards the Italian makes and in particular Ferrari and Formula 1. You can also visit the old Fiat factory at Lingotto, now a shopping centre, and see the rooftop test track which featured in the film the Italian job. The city's symbol and highest monument is the Mole Antonelliana which nowadays houses the National Museum of Cinema which is well worth a visit, as is the Egyptian Museum which is one of the most important in the world. With so much to see and do, Turin is a great weekend destination or worth a stop off on the way to the northern lakes.
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For more information on travel and transport visit our Turin page
Facilities
- Le Regine Restaurant by Eataly
- il Circolo by Eataly bar
- fitness room (open 24-hours)
- free wifi
