B&Bs (Bed and breakfast) in Pisa

"Se duerme tranquilo, hay sabanas limpias, baño limpio y cómodo para bañarse, hay servicios de pava eléctrica, microondas, heladera y utensilios. Agradable el propietario. Recomendado para pasar una noche."

"The place is squeaky clean. Thoughtful and friendly owner who provided us with loads of information when we arrived. The shared bathroom is huge, bright and spotless. Hair dryer, mouth wash, tooth paste, cotton ear buds etc you name it are all provided. However the shower cubicle is quite small. Conveniently located within 10 minutes walking distance between the airport and railway station. City centre is about half an hour walk away. The room is air-conditioned. All in all a very nice place. I would recommend it."

"The room is wide, but the location is a bit difficult to find. online check in You have to contact the hotel staff on the Internet and contact the hotel staff. It is not convenient. "

"Everything is good and great history of the Hotel and Anna being the wife of General Gabriala and except that there is only stairs leading to the hotel rooms, if you have big luggage that would be a bit difficult for transporting all luggage’s in and out. But the river view and the cleanliness compensated everything."

"What a nice place to stay in central Pisa! It doesn't look much from outside, but as soon as you pass through the front door you find that you're in a quiet cool oasis (note: there is quite a long flight of stairs up to the rooms - no lift - so not great for those with mobility issues). Our room was spacious and comfortable and, despite overlooking a small square with restaurants, very quiet at night (there's quad-glazing on the window). You can order breakfast, or just enjoy the snacks left for us in the room. There's a microwave and drink making set-up in the lounge which was very handy. The owners are friendly and helpful and were happy for us to leave our luggage for a few hours on the last day. Staff are on site only in the mornings, and initially we were a bit sceptical about the entry/check in process (done with a QR code online), but it all worked flawlessly. We would happily stay here again if we visit Pisa in the future :-)"

"The room is quite big, with some historical traces and chairs and stools for resting, but the bathroom is outside the room. The bathroom is exclusive and has its own room number, so you will meet the occupants of another room when entering and leaving. This is a service apartment. The whole house belongs to the landlord. There are two rooms on each floor. There is a pantry on each floor that provides water, juice, packaged bread, sauce, etc., even if you don't pay extra for breakfast. If the landlord is present, you can pay the city tax when you check in. If the landlord is not present, you will need to leave city tax cash tied to the room. The location is close to the airport and it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the central station."

"It's winter now, but it's usually cold at dawn because it only turns on the heater in the evening, but it was really warm because it turned on in the evening and turned on the heater again when it was cold at dawn. When I arrived at the hostel, I wanted to drink hot water, so I needed a coffee pot, so I brought it right away, so I could eat really warm water well, and the bathroom was clean. It was located right away from Pisa Central Station and the bus to Pisa's Leaning Tower was right across the street, so I was able to go comfortably."