Hotel Lancaster

An early-20th-century palazzo on Corso Filippo Turati 8, Hotel Lancaster brings hardwood parquet floors and high-ceilinged rooms to one of Turin's more composed residential boulevards, midway between Porta Susa railway station and the green axis of Parco del Valentino — a steady base for business travellers connecting north by rail or families wanting quiet evening streets.

Rooms carry minibars, electric kettles, and in-room safes; breakfast can be delivered directly rather than taken in the dining area. The bar and terrace extend the option for evening drinks without leaving the property.

Corso Turati runs south toward the Lingotto exhibition complex and north into the civic grid near Palazzo Reale, reachable in around fifteen minutes on foot. The hotel also sells public transit tickets at the desk, cutting the effort of reaching GTT tram stops one block away.