The property features 175 rooms, including 36 suites, and offers a range of facilities such as a spa, wellness center, restaurant, bar, and event spaces. The Hilton Turin Centre’s prime location provides guests with easy access to Turin’s major attractions, including the Egyptian Museum, Piazza Castello, and the Mole Antonelliana. Its central position also offers a direct connection to local transportation hubs, including Porta Nuova train station, and is a short drive from Turin-Caselle Airport.

The hotel’s design integrates the city’s rich architectural history with contemporary style. The building, which was designed by Emilio Decker in 1953, showcases Rationalist architecture with clean lines and minimalist features, while the interiors blend timeless elegance with modern comfort. The hotel also offers unique guest experiences, including an upscale restaurant, MALÌA, where Chef Luca Gubelli blends Italian and Asian culinary influences.

“Hilton’s growth in Italy has never been stronger, with our presence more than quadrupling over the last decade. I am delighted to celebrate the opening of Hilton Turin Centre, a great addition to our portfolio, ideally located at the heart of the Piedmont capital. Known for its rich history, architecture, and cuisine, Turin is one of Italy’s major cities, and we look forward to offering Hilton’s signature hospitality to our guests in this dynamic destination.” – David Kelly, Senior Vice President for Continental Europe at Hilton

The Hilton Turin Centre also provides ample space for meetings and events with 11 meeting rooms and two large foyers, equipped with advanced audiovisual technology. The hotel offers a wellness area, including an indoor pool and fitness center.

“Hilton Turin Centre is a highly strategic and ambitious project for us, enabling GDF Hotel to establish itself in one of Italy’s most dynamic cities. We are excited to welcome our guests to a property that embodies the best of our philosophy: authentic hospitality, meticulous attention to detail, and international service—all in an urban setting rich in charm and culture.” – Guido Della Frera, Founder and President of GDF Hotel and the Della Frera Group

“We are thrilled to welcome our guests to Hilton Turin Centre, a hotel that reflects Turin’s elegance and tradition while offering all the modern comforts. Our central location makes it easy to explore the city, while our refined spaces and warm hospitality ensure a truly memorable stay. Whether for business or pleasure, our goal is to make every guest feel at home, pampered, and fully immersed in the authenticity of the local culture.” – Alberto Garbo, General Manager of Hilton Turin Centre

Hilton’s new property in Turin marks another step in the brand’s ongoing expansion in Italy, as the last years the Group has advanced its strategic expansion in the country of South with a series of new hotel openings across key cities. 

More particularly, the company, had announced the expected opening in 2025 of two properties in Rome and Naples in 2025 under the DoubleTree by Hilton and Hampton by Hilton brands. This move aligns with Hilton’s ongoing efforts to enhance its presence in prominent European markets.

Additionally, Hilton is making also strides with its Tapestry Collection brand, adding new properties in Rome, Naples, and Perugia. The debut of the Curio Collection by Hilton in Florence, with the opening of the Anglo American Hotel Florence, further underscores the group’s commitment to expanding in Italy’s iconic destinations.

These new properties reflect Hilton’s strategy to diversify its portfolio, providing a range of offerings for both business and leisure travelers across Italy’s most visited cities.