Hotel Bologna

Hotel Bologna is a two-star budget hotel at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 60 in the Porta Nuova area of Turin, Piedmont, Italy. It stands under five minutes on foot from Porta Nuova station, about 0.2 km away, and roughly 1.1 km in a straight line from Piazza Castello. The position on a broad, tree-lined avenue gives easy access to trains, buses and trams, and the central squares, Via Roma and the Egyptian Museum area are within a pleasant walk. Despite its modest category, the hotel has 44 rooms in several types: single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and family triple rooms, which makes it practical for solo travellers, couples, friends and small families. Amenities include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi. The listing does not itemise a restaurant, spa or pool, so guests should confirm breakfast and other services directly with the hotel; the neighbourhood offers numerous cafes, bakeries and inexpensive restaurants, and the nearby San Salvario district is known for its varied dining scene. The service style is simple and personal, as expected of a small independent two-star, and it suits budget-conscious visitors, backpackers moving through the station and families who want a central address without paying for extra services. Indicative rates are about 60 to 110 euros per night and vary with season and events, so live prices should be checked before booking. The combination of a station-side location, family-friendly room types and low rates is the main appeal. Guests should expect a basic standard of furnishing and facilities rather than luxury, and travellers who are sensitive to noise may wish to ask for a room away from the avenue, as traffic is constant during the day and early evening.