Valentino Du Parc
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The Valentino Du Parc is a newly conceived fourstar hotel which has geared all its activities towards customer satisfaction. Attention to detail, the kindness of our staff and sheer peace and tranquillity are the fundamental qualities which will characterise your stay here at the Valentino. The hotel's location is particularly convenient, being very close to places like the Lingotto Fiere and Torino Esposizioni exhibition centres, ISVOR FIAT, Microtecnica, and the MolinetteCTOS. Anna hospital complex. The hotel has been awarded three stars in virtue of its intimate and cosy nature and its prompt and efficient service, but its 18 bedrooms can offer a level of quality worthy of a fourstar establishment. We are happy to accept VISA, Master Card, Moneta.
- AddressVia Giotto 16, 10126 Turin
- Area
- Phone (+39) 011673932
- Fax (+39) 011673933
- E-mail [email protected]
- Website Valentino Du Parc
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