Le Meridien Turin Art + Tech
Via Nizza, 230, Torino, 10126
Reconstructed from an old car factory, this ultramodern hotel integrates Turin's past, present and future. Ideally connected to Lingotto Conference Centre, the hotel is a short walk from Politecnico University.
Designed by celebrated architect Renzo Piano, Le Méridien Turin Art+Tech is part of the Lingotto building – an art gallery, convention centre, concert hall, shopping mall and multiplex cinema combined.
Le Méridien offers a new vision of hospitality through design and functionality. The large central hall is bathed in natural light from the glass roof above. Wall-length windows and glass elevators offer a play of transparency and embrace the surrounding city. 5 floors of cherry wood panels create warmth within this expanse of glass and light.
A running track on the roof, constructed from the former Fiat car test track, highlights the hotel's unique functionality, and offers spectacular city views as you jog.
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Relax in the hotel's popular cafe and restaurant, where minimalist yet warm design compliments the cuisine created by chef Daniele Giolitto and his team.
Local Attractions near Le Meridien Turin Art + Tech
- Turin Airport (1.85 km) - (TRN) Airport of Turin, Torino.
- Turin Porta Nuova Station (3.32 km) - Porta Nuova Station is the main arrival point for train passengers into Turin. Lake Maggiore, Milan and Genoa are all within easy reach and the station also serves other national destinations. The bus to the airport also stops in the piazza in front of the station.
- Turin Porta Susa Station (4.53 km) - Porta Susa is the second station in Turin, but some international trains, including Eurocity's TGV from Paris, do stop here instead of at Porta Nuova. It also serves national destinations and the bus to the airport stops in the piazza outside the station.
- Mole Antonelliana (4.51 km) - The Mole Antonelliana is the symbol of Turin. Completed in 1889, it stands at over 167 metres tall and although you cannot go right to the top, you can visit the balcony, from where there are excellent views of Turin. Originally intended as a Jewish temple, it now houses the informative Museum of Cinema, covering the history of cinema from simple moving images to high-tech special effects. The themed booths are especially worth checking out: in one, you can watch comedy clips whilst sitting on a toilet!
- Medieval village (2.25 km) - Turin's Medieval village is a surprising trip back in time amongst modern surroundings. Although not actually built in the Middle Ages (it was actually built for the 1884 Turin World Trade Fair), it is an excellent reconstruction of Italian medieval life. Among the church, castle and houses are dotted various shops selling local crafts.
- Lingotto exhibition centre (0.85 km) - The huge Lingotto centre in Turin is home to one of Italy's top exhibition spaces. Designed specifically for conventions, this year it will house a retro car exhibition, the International Book Fair, a wine exhibition (Salone del Vino) and the 8th Jama-Clepa Business Conference.
- Egyptian Museum, Turin (4.13 km) - Turin's Egyptian Museum is second only to the Cairo Museum for its excellent collection of Egyptian artefacts. Many of the exhibits, covering the Upper Palaeolithic right through until the Byzantine periods, were found during excavations by the Italian Archaeological Mission in Egypt during the early 20th century. Highlights include the tomb of Kha, the Ellesija Temple and the Royal Papyrus.
- Carlo Biscaretti Ruffia Car Museum (0.66 km) - Turin is Italy's car capital and old Fiat models feature heavily in the Car Museum. Among the 80 car manufacturers exhibited, other well-known Italian names include Ferrari, Lancia, Maserati and Alfa Romeo.
- National Unification Museum (4.15 km) - The National Unification Museum in Turin is a fascinating tour through Italy's 20th century history. Housed in the building originally intended to be the seat of the Italian parliament (before the capital city became Florence, then Rome), the museum follows the period from Unification to the First World War, Fascism and the Resistance.
- Parco Valentino (2.5 km) - Parco Valentino is a huge park in the heart of Turin. It is at night, in the many bars and clubs lining the river, that the Parco Valentino really comes alive, but it is a relaxing place to hang out during the day. Apart from wandering through the peaceful park or visiting the Medieval village and Valentino castle, in the summer you can also hire bikes and canoes or take a boat trip down the river.
Policies at Le Meridien Turin Art + Tech
Check In / Check Out
- You may check in from 14:00
- You must check out by 12:00
Accepted credit cards
- Visa /
- American Express /
- MasterCard /
- Diners Club
Important! Policies may vary from these depending on your room, date & rate selection. Please check the room information when booking.
Deposit Policy:
No deposit will be charged.
Internet Policy:
No internet access available.
Pet Policy:
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
Parking Policy:
No parking available.
Extra Charges Policy:
VAT is included.
Service charge is included.
City/tourist tax is not applicable.
Child Policy:
All children are welcome.
One child under 12 years stays free of charge when using existing bedding.
There is no capacity for extra beds/cots in the room.
Cancellation Policy:
If cancelled up to 1 day before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.
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