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( ex. Torino - Monolocale Centro E Ospedali )
41 Corso Bramante, Turin, Italy
Situated nearly a 5-minute stroll from Carducci-Molinette underground station, the 1-bedroom Il Gattino Di Torino - Monolocale Centro E Ospedali Apartment offers Wi-Fi for business or leisure needs. Enjoying a convenient setting, the apartment lies 3.4 km from Armeria Reale Museum and 3.1 km from the history museum "Museo Pietro Micca".
The 20 m² apartment is around 25 minutes on foot from the dashing modern museum "Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile", which is an excellent place to improve cultural awareness. Il Gattino Di Torino - Monolocale Centro E Ospedali Apartment is located in the San Salvario Valentino district of Turin. Egyptian Archaeological Museum is within a 3-km distance of the accommodation.
Guests can use a sitting area and a dining area at Il Gattino Di Torino - Monolocale Centro E Ospedali Apartment, which is equipped with high-speed internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as comforts like ironing equipment. The property features a bathroom with hair dryers and dressing gowns. Furthermore, a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet is available.
Along with self-catering amenities like a mini-kitchen, this apartment also offers a dining area. Il Gattino Di Torino - Monolocale Centro E Ospedali Apartment is designed to provide guests with convenience and relaxation, complete with coffee/tea making equipment. The seafood restaurant Eataly Torino Lingotto is located within a few blocks of the apartment. The apartment is also 3.5 km from Porta Susa train station.
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