Astor
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The Astor Hotel is a modern 3 star which was completely renovated in 2006. it’s faces in the wanderful Galimberti Square Situated in a strategic position, for those who want to live either city or business Turin. We are near the Congress Fairs Centre "Lingotto" now attainable thanks to the new Gangway under the Olympic Arc a few minutes from historical Turin. For those who are fond of shopping there is a splendid commercial center "8 Gallery". only 10 minutes away. Those who want to relax can visit the wonderful Park "Valentino" in only 1o minutes, where you can find delightful spaces with flowers and the fantastic “Medieval Village”. We are very pleased to welcome you in our hotel, in a relaxing atmosphere, where you will find qualified staff and the peace during your stay.
- AddressPiazza Galimberti 12, 10134 Turin
- Area
- Phone (+39) 0113173073
- Fax (+39) 0113173101
- E-mail [email protected]
- Website Astor
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