Hotel Dock Milano

Hotel Dock Milano is a three-star hotel at Via Cernaia 46 in the Porta Susa area of Turin, in Italy's Piedmont region, next door to the address of Hotel Diplomatic on the same street. Via Cernaia is a broad central avenue leading toward Torino Porta Susa, the city's high-speed rail station. The hotel lies about 1.4 km in a straight line from Piazza Castello and the Royal Palace and about 1.5 km from Torino Porta Nuova station, giving flexible access to both of the main stations.

The neighbourhood combines nineteenth-century residential buildings with offices, and the Cittadella park and the Museo Pietro Micca, dedicated to the 1706 siege of Turin, are nearby. The historic centre is a walk of about 15 to 20 minutes, and the Line 1 metro from Porta Susa or the XVIII Dicembre stop covers the main axis of the city. The Museo Egizio, Piazza San Carlo and the Via Roma shopping arcades lie to the east.

The hotel lists Wi-Fi as an amenity and offers double rooms, with indicative rates between about €80 and €150 per night. The listing is concise, so visitors should confirm breakfast, air conditioning and lift access when booking. Dining options nearby are plentiful, with cafés, bakeries and restaurants serving Piedmontese specialities such as vitello tonnato, agnolotti and bonet, the local chocolate and amaretti pudding.

The service profile is that of a practical, mid-priced city hotel for rail travellers, business visitors and short city breaks. Its position on a central street means that visitors who are light sleepers may want to ask for a room away from the road. Because Porta Susa has high-speed services to Milan in roughly an hour, the hotel also works for day trips or onward journeys without needing a car, and regional trains from Porta Nuova reach Asti, Alba and Piedmont's wine country.