Town House 70 Suite Hotel is built inside a historic and renovated townhouse in Turin. The property prides itself on giving guests a home away from home. The modern and bright lobby has shiny hardwood floors and white walls. A communal breakfast table is decorated with succulents and surrounded by red chairs. Wicker furniture topped with white and orange cushions adds space to sit. A large drawing of a school class hangs on one wall. Outside, there's a pretty landscaped central courtyard with patio furniture and pots of plants. The atmosphere is sophisticated and classy.

The location is one of the main draws for guests at Town House 70. The hotel is conveniently located in the center of Turin with a plethora of restaurants, bars, and shops within fast walking distance. Piazza Castello is just behind the hotel. A restriction on most cars means that the streets are pedestrian-friendly and parking is almost impossible to find.

There are 48 rooms and suites at Town House 70 Suite Hotel and even the cheapest rooms look and feel like a suite with expansive floor space and high ceilings. Shiny wood floors make textured white walls pop while orange and white curtains cover floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms have small balconies overlooking the streets of Turin. A long wooden desk is built into one wall. Coffee facilities, flat-screen TVs, and minibars are standard. Beware of twin beds pushed together to make a double. White marble bathrooms have glass encased rain head showers and towel warmers. Plush robes are a nice touch.

Like many boutiques, Town House 70 doesn't have much in the way of features. They do provide a free breakfast buffet with hot and cold items to good reviews. A small collection of liquor bottles and wines makes up the lobby bar. Wi-Fi is free and there's a desktop computer and printer in the lobby for guests traveling without a laptop. Small pets are welcome. There is a lovely courtyard with lounge furniture and umbrellas.