Via Paolo Sacchi 34, Turin, Italy | (888) 551-4925
Spacious, homey rooms with flat-screen TVs and kitchenettes
Each room has a washing machine
Across the street from a train that goes to city's historical center
Pretty garden courtyard area
Welcome basket of coffee, toast, and jam
Breakfast room service available for a fee
Free Wi-Fi
No restaurant, spa of fitness center
Noise from the train travels to some rooms
Dated bedding and drapes could use an update
Free parking is limited; garage parking available for a fee
The Residence Sacchi has 40 apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes. Though it lacks facilities -- such as a restaurant, gym, or business center -- that many of its competitors have, the bright, comfortable rooms receive rave reviews for their size and features. It’s a 20-minute walk to the historical center of Turin, but the train going there is just across the street. Wi-Fi is free, as is parking, but it's limited.
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Scene
Historic building dating to early 19th century with more modern interiors
Residence Sacchi is housed in a historical building that dates to the beginning of the 19th century; the facade features corinthian columns, beautiful ornate detailing, and stone balconies. Once inside, guests fine that the hotel is more contemporary with large modern paintings and round hanging light fixtures about the reception desk. The hallways are a little bland and dated with red carpeting, and the square spiral stairs have very worn blue carpet. There's not much in the way of public spaces, but there is a pretty courtyard area with modern wicker seating under an inverted umbrella canopy.
Location
In a quiet area in the center of Turin, next to the railway station
Residence Sacchi is in a more quiet area of Turin, Italy. It's about a 20-minute walk to the historical center where travelers can visit the Royal Palace of Turin and the Egyptian Museum, which (after Cairo) has the largest collection of Egyptian antiquities in the world. Guests not wanting to walk can take the train from the station across the street. There are also several restaurants and shops in the nearby vicinity.For guests with cars, note that free parking is available in the five spaces in front of the hotel, but if they're full, nearby garage parking costs a fee.
Rooms
Bright modern rooms with kitchens, flat-screen TVs, and homey touches
The 40 rooms available at Residence Sacchi are all uniquely decorated with bright furniture and mosaic-tiled kitchenettes that have fridges, microwaves, stovetops and dishware. Although the patterned bedding is dated, rooms have a nice mix of contemporary and classic furnishings -- think mod chairs, glass shelves, and wood flooring. The bathrooms are colorfully tiled in blue, teal, or red and have walk-in showers or bathtubs, some which are jetted. Each room has a small washing machine that's either by the kitchen or in the bathroom. Homey touches like flower vases, owl lamps, and vibrant prints by artist Walasse Ting are scattered throughout. All rooms have flat-screen TVs (some have as many as three) and air conditioners.
Features
Little to no amenities, but there's a 24-hour reception desk and pretty courtyard area
Being a resident-style hotel, the property lacks typical amenities like a restaurant/bar, spa, or gym. Guests can order breakfast room service, which will come from a nearby restaurant. There's also a laundry service and guests have noted that the staff manning the 24-hour reception desk is friendly and helpful. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel and travelers receive a welcome basket of coffee, toast, and jam. Children under 12 years old stay for free and cots/cribs are available upon request.
