Pisa City Centre Hotel Guide - LGBT-Friendly Hotels in Pisa City Centre, Pisa

The owner was really nice. We got recommendations of what to see and do. If we had any questions we were free to ask. It's not too far from the bus stop. To get to the hotel you take a bus from the city center, unless you have a car, but it's not that hard to find. The room was very nice and clean. Overall we had a nice stay here.

It's a small hotel right by the airport of Pisa, with incredible hospitality, particularly from the receptionist Micaela, who made everything to make us feel well. We arrived after midnight from the flight, only she was at the hotel, but she offered to prepare some food for our 4 years child. In the next day in the morning she was there agaik and she helped us with some recomenfations and hints to understand the road rules.in Italy. The hitel utself was everything good, spacious and confortable...

The location of the hotel was so convenient - just a few minutes walking from the train station and it's located just inside the walls of the town. The staff were so kind and helpful. The room was nice, but the bed was uncomfortably hard, with way too flat pillows. The walls are not insulated, as I could hear snoring from the room beside me. The kindness of the staff helped to make the stay very enjoyable!

Newly refurbished hotel, very modern and esthetic, very comfortable rooms and bathroom. Like in many hotels the shower water pressure is very disappointing. The staff was very polite, friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good with great verity but they charge extra for omelets and that, together with charging for bottled water is the only point of dissatisfaction we have.

Nice

A really nice accommodation a few steps away from the Lucca walls. Luca is a great host, he recommended to us what to see/visit in the city... There's free parking in the garden of the property, which is also a plus.