Ostello Villa Olanda, Turin

History

The property was built in the late 1700s by Jean Daniel Peyrot.
The property has been over the years a residence for the elderly, a shelter for refugees and political exiles of the October Revolution and a hotel.

The hostel welcomes groups of all kinds and ages in a quiet, versatile and youthful place, surrounded by a large and centuries-old park, and is particularly suitable for nature stays, training and team building.

The hostel is a partner of Waldensian Houses - Hotels and Guest Houses of the Waldensian Diaconia and shares its non-profit mission: the Waldensian Houses, in fact, through the stay of guests, contribute to supporting activities and projects in favor of the elderly, minors, migrants, refugees and people with disabilities, without distinction of physical appearance and cultural traditions of gender, language, religion, political opinions, personal and social conditions.



 

Food & beverage

The independent kitchen allows guests to manage their time and meals independently.

The dining room and the relaxation area are the ideal space for exchanging ideas, thoughts and culture.On the ground floor of Villa Olanda there is also a restaurant that provides meals at special prices for the guests of the hostel. Contact directly the property to know the prices and make a reservation.

Grounds & Gardens

The property offers its guests a large park with old trees.

Other facilities

The property offers the following services:

- independent kitchen equipped with dishes and appliances;
- bed linen with sheets, duvet cover and pillowcase;
- air dryer;
- free and unattended parking;
- bookshop;
-tv;
-table games;
-garden;
-Wifi.