Arzigà

Arzigà is a small, countryside B&B in Chieri with a quiet, homey vibe on the edge of the Turin hills.

Photo of Arzigà by Eli Bort on Google Maps

Intimate scale: With just one guest room (sleeping 2–3), Arzigà feels personal and calm, more like staying at a private home than a busy hotel.

In-room comfort: The room is equipped with air conditioning, a TV, a minibar-style fridge, and a balcony/terrace—handy for cooling down in summer and enjoying the rural setting.

Garden and shared spaces: Guests have access to a park/garden plus indoor common areas such as a breakfast room, living room, and TV lounge, which helps on slower-weather days.

Family-friendly touches: Practical extras include a baby cot on request and a children’s play area, making it easier for families traveling through Chieri.

Helpful services: Conveniences like free internet, a safe, laundry support (including a washing machine), an alarm/wake-up option, and a shuttle service can simplify logistics.

Good base for Turin and the hills: The location works well for day trips toward Turin (including the Mole Antonelliana area) while still feeling removed from city noise.

Limited facilities: Because Arzigà is a micro B&B, amenities are naturally simpler than at larger properties, and there’s less “on-site” variety.

Car may be useful: The rural setting outside central Chieri can make having your own transport (or planning around the shuttle) important for dinners and sightseeing.

Check-in window: Arrival times are typically within a set evening range, so late arrivals may require coordination.

Pros	Cons
Quiet countryside B&B with a personal feel	Only one room, so limited on-site variety
Air-conditioned room with terrace and mini-fridge	Rural location may require a car or planning
Garden, family extras, and practical services	Set check-in window can reduce flexibility