Rating : 3 stars
Size : 46 rooms
Currency : EUR

• Parking
• Pets Allowed
• Bar
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Newspapers
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
• Free Parking
• Elevator
• Express Check-In/Check-Out
• Safety Deposit Box
• Valet Parking
• Soundproofed Rooms
• Heating
• Gay Friendly
• All Public and Private spaces non-smoking

• Tennis Court
• Golf Course (within 3 km)
• Hiking
• Horse Riding

• Room Service
• Babysitting/Child Services
• Laundry
• Dry Cleaning
• Breakfast in the Room
• Ironing Service
• Internet Services
• Currency Exchange
• Shoe Shine
• Car Rental
• Fax/Photocopying
• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN

San Francesco di Sales 58/4
10022 Carmagnola

Staying in charming Carmagnola, you will feel part of the town's fascinating Medieval and Renaissance heritage. Famous nowadays among food lovers for its pepper festival, it offers interesting opportunities for art and history enthusiasts: The Church of S. Agostino in the Piazza S. Agostino was built between 1406 and 1437. It features a bell tower with a strong Gothic influence, an interior which incorporates Baroque elements and the present facade was restored in 1835. Constituting the religious fulcrum of the town, the Collegiate Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Piazza G. Verdi was built between 1492 and 1514 in a Romanesque-Gothic style. Situated in the town's ancient quarter, the splendid Baroque synagogue at number 8 Via Bertini dates back to the second half of the 18th century. There are also a number of museums such as the Civic Museum of Natural History at number 188 Via San Francesco di Sales, the Civic Naval Museum at number 10 Piazza Mazzini and the Hemp Ecomuseum at number 10 Via Crissolo. The town of Racconigi boasts a reputation in Italy and Europe, most definitely due to its Savoyard castle given world heritage status by UNESCO. Built in the Baroque period, it was once the residence of King Carlo Alberto as well as the last kings of Italy. The complex is distinguished by its majestic architecture, period furniture and extensive collection of paintings. The grounds have an important ecological heritage and include a lake, the Margarina and the greenhouse, offering a fitting backdrop to the exquisite building. Now for something more modern; the Mondovicino shopping centre is one of the biggest in Italy. It is 30 minutes from Carmagnola by the Torini-Savona autoroute at the Mondovi exit.

The HOTEL CONTINENTAL is situated just 15 minutes from Turin, close to the main roads that link the city to the Langhe and Roero regions. BY CAR From Turin: A6 Motorway Turin-Savona (towards Savona). Follow signs for the city centre. Go straight across two roundabouts and keep going straight on towards Racconigi . The hotel is on your right. From France: Frejus tunnel, A6 Motorway Turin-Savona, come off at the Carmagnola junction. From Switzerland: Gran S. Bernardo tunnel, A5 Motorway Turin-Aosta From Milan: A7 Motorway Milan-Genoa (towards Genoa), get onto the A21Motorway Piacenza - Turin (towards Turin), come off at the Santena junction and follow signs for Carmagnola. From Genoa: A26 Motorway Genoa-Voltri (towards Voltri), get onto the A21Motorway Piacenza - Turin (towards Turin), come off at the Villanova d’Asti junction and head towards Alba, and then the Santena junction following signs for Carmagnola. From Asti: A21 Motorway Asti-Turin, come off at the Villanova D’asti junction, then take the SS29 Poirino-Carmagnola.