This page brings together all the posts from our Turin city trip in 2019 – a weekend trip to the northern Italian metropolis at the foot of the Alps, known for its elegant architecture, rich automotive history and Piedmontese cuisine.
Included are the hotel reviews of the DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto – a unique four-star hotel in the former Fiat factory building redesigned by Renzo Piano – as well as the review of the Piemonte Lounge Turin, a partner lounge at Turin Airport, before the return flight to Munich. The archive is complemented by a review of the Lufthansa Senator Lounge Munich G24, which was visited on the connecting flight home. These articles are aimed at Hilton Honors members and city travelers who want to discover Turin as a short break destination.
I have often used the Lufthansa Senator Lounge Munich Gate G24 when changing trains. However, there were always too many passengers on site for photos. Fortunately I was able to take the chance on our way back from Italy on Sunday evening and now made up for this long overdue review.
We chose the northern Italian city of Turin as the destination for a weekend together. With the DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto we decided on a hotel quite quickly. This is only a 10 minute drive from the city center and was therefore perfect for our city trip. We were also interested in the hotel because it was designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano in the former Fiat factory.
After our weekend trip to Italy's unofficial capital, we visited the Piemonte Lounge in Turin before our return flight. Find out what our stay in the contract lounge was like and what amenities and service you can expect in the following lounge review.