Via Nizza 230
Turin , 10126
Italy
Rooms: 142
Suites: 1
The hotel’s dramatic central atrium basks in the natural light pouring through the glass roof with the sense of light and spaciousness further enhanced by the feature windows and glass elevators allowing guests to experience the embrace of the stunning city surrounding them. The hotel’s roof features a distinctive running track remodeled from the former Fiat car testing track.
All guest rooms feature vibrant contemporary colors enhancing the sense of light and space afforded by high ceilings and expansive windows. All rooms feature modern amenities while the Presidential Suite has stunning views. Dining options include the minimalist Cafè Restaurant offering regional favorites with some surprising twists and an impressive wine list, while the vast buffet breakfast is the perfect way to start the day.
The hotel is connected to the Conference and Exhibition Centre, and the hotel’s main conference room can easily accommodate 150 people while smaller rooms are perfect for more intimate meetings and business gatherings. The NH Lingotto Tech is located right next to the Lingotto metro station.
Hotel Address:
NH Lingotto Tech
Via Nizza 230
Turin , 10126
Italy
Location Summary
The Lingotto Centre provides a wide range of shopping units. The first floor of the Lingotto building is occupied by a one kilometre long, elegant and exclusive shopping mall "8 Gallery", home to numerous boutiques and cafes. Open seven days a week, the shopping gallery allows you to "take a stroll downtown" without actually leaving the hotel. Numerous arcades housing the shops of designer fashion, leather goods, accessories and Italian design look onto Via Roma. Via Garibaldi teems with stylish shops for young people, while Via Po and the streets around the Mole Antonelliana satisfy lovers of antiques, antiquarian and second-hand books. Turin's streets and squares are animated through the presence of many local markets - among these the Gran Balon in Borgo Dora offering period magazines, toys, rare pieces of furniture and much more. Turin also boasts the biggest market in Europe - every morning Piazza della Repubblica overflows with thousands of stalls selling fruit, vegetables, flowers and a variety of other products.
Rating: 100% based on 99998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
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