Hotel dei Pittori

Hotel dei Pittori is a 12-room boutique hotel at Corso Regina Margherita 57 in Vanchiglia, a lively district on the north-eastern side of central Turin in Piedmont, Italy. The hotel occupies a nineteenth-century Art Nouveau villa, and the building's period character is the main draw for visitors who prefer a small, individual property to a large chain hotel. The four-star category is listed by Hotels.com only, so visitors should treat the official classification as unconfirmed.

Vanchiglia is a former working-class quarter that has become a favourite with students and young locals, with bars, bakeries and small restaurants along its streets. The hotel lies about 0.9 km in a straight line from Piazza Castello and the Royal Palace, and the Mole Antonelliana, home to the National Cinema Museum, is only a short walk away. Torino Porta Nuova station is about 1.9 km from the hotel, reachable by bus, tram or taxi, and the River Po and the Parco del Valentino lie to the south-east.

Listed amenities include an on-site restaurant, parking, a minibar, an in-room safe and step-free access. The presence of parking is notable in a city where central parking can be restricted, and it makes the hotel suitable for visitors driving into Piedmont for wine and food trips toward Langhe and Monferrato. Room types are listed as double rooms, and indicative rates run from about €110 to €230 per night, depending on season and demand.

With only 12 rooms, the service style is personal and low-key rather than corporate. The restaurant gives guests a dining option without leaving the building, and the district's evening aperitivo culture offers more choice a few minutes away on foot. The Art Nouveau setting and the small scale suit couples and independent travellers, while the central-but-residential position gives a quieter night than the Quadrilatero streets. Visitors planning a stay during busy event periods should reserve early because a small room count sells out quickly.