The magnificent Palazzo Costa Carrù della Trinità has officially joined Oriana Homèl. Last May 19, in the historic center of Turin on Via Giolitti, the prestigious palace, a delightful blend of 18th-century classicism and Piedmontese neoclassicism, built by the aristocratic Costa Carrù family in the 1700s, became part of Oriana Homèl.

The renovation, carried out under the supervision of the Fine Arts Authority, transformed the old stables and granaries into 8 residential units and an internal courtyard. For the occasion, high-quality and eco-friendly materials were carefully selected, following a green approach with respect for the environment.

The new concept places the tourist at the center, allowing them to explore the city in complete comfort.
The apartments are far more comfortable than traditional hotel rooms, without sacrificing any of the services offered by hotels.

The occasion also unveiled the rebranding that is revolutionizing the concept of hospitality in Italy.
Thanks to the incredible dedication of co-founder Domenico D’Oriano, Oriana Homèl offers:
“continuous innovation, ongoing research, always keeping the tourist at the heart of attention.”

Thus, HOMÈL was born: a fusion of “home” and “hotel.”

The designer spaces, located in carefully restored historic buildings, provide all the services of a conventional hotel.