5/5 Catalina C. 6 years ago on Google
A
friend
and
I
spent
a
week
in
this
lovely
B&B
in
Turin
this
October.
We
were
there
for
a
mix
of
pleasure
and
business
and
really
needed
some
peace
and
quiet
and
a
comfortable
oasis
from
our
busy
days
out
and
about.
We
couldn't
have
chosen
better.
You
really
must
stay
here
if
you
find
yourself
in
Turin
and
it's
available.
Because
the
B&B
has
free
parking,
we
were
able
to
rent
a
car
and
drive
from
the
Milan
airport
with
no
trouble
at
all
and
safely
park
our
car
in
the
center
of
the
city
(a
true
rarity
in
Turin).
FYI,
it
is
about
90
minutes
from
the
airport.
From
our
arrival,
our
hosts,
Roberta
and
Enrico,
were
friendly
engaging,
and
the
perfect
balance
between
attentive
and
respectful.
Enrico
helped
us
carry
in
our
bags,
gave
us
a
tour
of
the
space
and
answered
all
our
questions.
Exhausted
from
jet
lag,
we
collapsed
into
our
respective
beds
and
napped
away
the
afternoon.
I
chose
the
Saffron
room,
with
a
bright
yellow
wall
and
en
suite
bathroom
with
a
shower
and
bidet.
My
friend
stayed
in
Cinnamon,
with
a
warm
brown
wall
and
a
full
bath
across
the
private
hall
with
a
tub
and
separate
shower
and
bidet.
We
had
the
run
of
the
ground
floor
of
the
building,
with
a
locked
door
on
our
apartment
and
a
nice
living
room/dining
room
in
addition
to
our
bedrooms
and
baths.
The
breakfasts
surpassed
our
expectations
by
a
mile.
Prepared
with
care
and
attention
to
our
dietary
preferences
and
total
willingness
to
deal
with
my
companion's
very
restrictive
diet,
Enrico
made
everything
himself.
From
the
pastries
and
omelets
to
the
jams
and
breads,
it
was
all
his
work,
and
he
is
amazing.
Truly
worthy
of
a
turn
on
the
Great
Italian
Bake
Off
(if
that's
a
thing,
and
it
should
be).
In
good
weather,
you
can
eat
your
breakfast
in
the
lovely
walled
garden
in
the
company
of
Ridge
the
cat.
The
location
is
across
the
Po
River
from
the
centro
of
the
town.
You
can
easily
walk
the
10-15
minutes
along
and
across
the
river
or
hail
a
taxi
using
the
very
helpful
apps
the
city
is
using
now.
We
did
a
mix
of
both
and
also
drove
into
the
centro
one
afternoon
after
touring
wine
country
in
the
Piemonte
nearby.
Every
day,
we
took
in
the
sites,
like
the
Egyptian
Museum
and
the
Piazzas.
Every
evening,
we
had
aperitivo
in
a
piazza
and
then
wandered
the
centro
choosing
a
restaurant
at
random.
When
our
week
was
finished,
we
tearfully
bid
goodbye
to
Enrico,
Roberta
and
Ridge
and
headed
home
with
the
certainty
that
we
will
return
to
visit
them
again
soon.
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