Touring Hotel Carpi

General Information

Hotel Touring, the historic hotel owned by the Tarabini-Molinari family, is situated in the midst of Carpi, fifty meters from the train station and several kilometers from Modena, Reggio Emilia and Sassuolo.

Fully refurbished in January 2003 following the most modern functional and aesthetic canons, this four-star up-to-date and minimalist hotel, expresses the elegant taste of Anna Molinari. The inside design is based on advanced elegance and the Blumarines slyle, sober and discreet, is clearly recognizable in the oriental hints and in the choice of colors and textiles. Each detail underlines the strong link between the inn and celebrated Blumarine griffe.

International ambiance of Touring Hotel is also expressed trought its upper level services: cordless connection, day and night suite facilities, sport suite with Tecnogym gear, relaxing turkish bath, pay per vista, SKY and the Blu dining place with a park for open-air dining.

Dining Information

The Blu Restaurant of Belloni & Belloni, with international and conventional peculiarities, is precisely the venue for a work snack and a gala dinner. Filled with light, due to the roomy windows are embellished in a white and ivory color scheme, the spirit is refined and exquisite. The restaurant features an free entry and is also popular with outside customers. Live music able to often be delighted in the evening and in the summer months clients able to also eat out in the wonderful park. Due to its 2 disunite suites, it's also perfect for little conferences and occasions. The restaurant is managed by Manrico Belloni of Belloni & Belloni, the descendent of an old-time family of caterers which from 1946 to the present features controlled restaurants at Portofino, Camogli, Genoa, Las Vegas, Hong Kong and Barcelona.

Location Information

Square Martiri, with a length of over 200 m, is one of the biggest squares in Italy. To the north of the Square stands the mighty cathedral, whilst on its western edge are the 52 arches of Portico Lungo, a sequence of buildings designed to form a uniform and harmonic addition to the existing residential quarter. On the eastern side of the park is the Palazzo dei Pio complex, commonly known as the Castello, whilst the southern edge of the park is completed by the Council Building.