Opera35 Boutique Hotel

Turin

City Boutique Hotel
Worth Considering

On a quiet street between Piazza Vittorio Veneto and the Po, Opera35 occupies a 19th-century Belle Époque building whose original frescoes and stucco ceilings share space with clean-lined Italian furniture. The effect is precise: old bones, modern discipline. Studio apartments with kitchens extend the options for longer stays or families. The courtyard opens as a calm outdoor corner from April through November. The Musei Reali, the Egyptian Museum and Mole Antonelliana are nearby; the Po riverside bike paths are a short walk. Breakfast, drawing on Piedmontese specialties, comes at a surcharge.

What It Is

Period building, central Turin, without the grand hotel scale.

What It Is Not

A full-service hotel. Breakfast is not included and dining doesn’t extend beyond the bar.

Worth Considering

If a night in Turin calls for more than a functional base and the Belle Époque bones are the draw.

 

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