Guest Houses in Province of Pisa

"Convenient location being right opposite the train station. Clean, modern and comfortable hotel. Also reasonably priced and no frills of a chain hotel. It was exactly what I was expecting from the descriptions and photos provided. Did not have breakfast, so cannot comment."

"Old fashioned hotel about 15/20 mins walk from the leaning tower. Spotlessly clean everywhere. Hotel was very busy. Decent breakfast with more options for sweet choices rather than savoury, Staff were lovely."

"Amazing service, very patient and helpful. The room was beautiful and very clean too!"

"Quite basic but in a perfect position for the station and airport to have an overnight stay at a reasonable price. So would highly recommend for anybody looking for those priorities. Helpful staff."

"The breakfast buffet was amazing and full of options. The staff was super helpful and accommodating. The thermal spas were relaxing but recommend early so it’s not packed with people. The hotel itself was incredibly hot in hallways due to thermal spas but front desk delivered fan directly to room when asked for. However, if you ask for “garden view” room, it is view from hallway directly outside bedroom which only windows open up to hallway. It is about 15-20 minute drive from Pisa centrale so be prepared for cab fare. But are delish places to eat/drink within walking distance. "

"Hotel provided what was expected, though rooftop restaurant was excellent"

"The room was very clean & modern. Very friendly staff, great central location."

"Efficient check-in and reception team was friendly and helpful throughout our stay, as were the staff in the breakfast room. Our room was kept clean with fresh towels everyday. The hotel is located very close to the station and airport shuttle, not in the best street but two minutes walk and you are at the start of everything."

"The room was lovely, the included breakfast was delicious, the staff were incredibly helpful and kind. The only thing was the TV in our room didn't work, but we could live without it."