Pisa Hotels with Bars

Perfect location - 25 minutes walk from the train station - walk out the front of the hotel turn right & you see the Tower in seconds. Rooms clean / tidy & traditional but perfectly adequate for a 2 night stay in Pisa. Breakfast was buffet style & had everything from cereals, croissants, yogurts to bacon & eggs - all good. The rooftop bar is the star though - it has a perfect view of the tower. Costs are reasonable as well being the same as what you would pay at street level.

The service is excellent and the staff are super friendly and patient. They help us to print boarding pass and call taxi to the airport. However, the room is small, which doesn’t fit the standard of a 4-star hotel. It takes a 20mins walk to pisa tower which is okay.

Firstly, it must be stated that this hotel is the oldest hotel in Italy, to be precise, it is 974 years old, and with that, the place is full of history. Whether that is with the artefacts or the people who have stayed there. Of the many famous people, these include Gabriele d'Annunzio, Charles Dickens, Virginia Wolf, Queen Wilhemina, Shelly, Lord Byron, and it noted that many literary figures were inspired by the view from the hotel. There is so much to see whilst in the hotel that depicts the hotel's history. This may not be a modern 5 star hotel, but it's historic splendour makes up for the lack of more modern accommodation. If you want a boring stay then please go ahead and book a ”modern” 5 star hotel. However, if you want to explore a bit of Pisa's history, please stay here. It's location is perfect for the old town, and the Leaning Tower, and also close to the railway station. I would highly recommend that you consider staying here.

We had a wonderful stay at the hotel. No, it's not 5 star but for the price it's great value. It may need a bit of paint here and there and the showers are a bit dated but other than that there wasn't much to complain about. All the staff were very friendly and efficient, reception dealt with any issues promptly (we had trouble with the lock on our door but reception promptly moved it us to another room.) The pool bar is great and serves delicious food and drink. Always sun loungers available around the pool (which was cleaned at the end of each day.) You could walk to the tower but it was too hot for us so used taxis... approx 9 euros each way. Don't be put off by the negative reviews and enjoy!

We enjoyed our one night stay. The room was spacious and well designed, with sockets by the bed as well as built into the table. The bathroom had several hooks for clothes/towels. Breakfast had a good selection, though not many hot options. Convenient shuttle to the airport ruins every half an hour and costs just €5 per person. Overall we felt it was good value for money.

We stayed for 4 nights in Pisa at the Hotel La Pace. Pisa is a very interesting city, clean with some great eating places. Also very good for anyone with a gluten intolerance. We stayed at the Hotel La Pace which deserves 5 stars. Clean, friendly staff and great breakfast. we did experience a couple of 'drop outs' with the Wifi but that is the only negative thing about this hotel.

The first moment we saw the hotel, that it looked quit new. Also it, is we figured out. We missed a lot a warm feeling and warm atmosphere. The staff was friendly but beside everything felt really cold and quiet. No music, no nice little talks etc. The room was fine, except the pillows, duvet and mattress. Pillows were really hard, mattress was really hard and the duvet was just a blanket and a thin plaid. For in October that’s pretty cold during the night, but for summer is will be enough is guess. I guess the hotel is fine just for one night, if you just need one night. Or maybe a good place for business people. They had loads of space for meetings etc. If you are looking for a warm place when you are traveling with family or as couples, I’m not recommend this place. I wont come back by myself to this place, cos i prefer a warm and lovely place. The breakfast was fine and enough choice.

A 5 minute walk from Pisa, very helpful and friendly staff 24 hours. There isnt a lift, however staff insisted in carrying our bags up the stairs, very helpful! We were late to breakfast, and they still accommodated for us (a couple). They set up a Private breakfast for us to in the bar dining on the ground floor, asked what we wanted to eat and drink, and kept coming back to see if it was enough. It included pancakes, eggs, toast, pastries, cappuchino with pretty coffee art, teas, spreads, homemade cake, juice. They brought us more when they came pass. Highly recommend this stay :) well worth the money!

I never thought I would be staying at a beautiful palazzo though I have looked up at some from the street on my many visits to Italy. The Palazzo Feroci has been restored as you would expect of a historic listed building and with no expense spared. Our suite is on the first floor and consists of two rooms, our bedroom over-looks a small square on one side and a narrow street on the other. Even so the suite was very quiet and had large new heritage double glazing windows which kept any street sound out, cars not being allowed in the old center of Piza. The suite has coffee and tea and cookies and bottled water and wine and chips for us to eat and drink and a fridge! The hotel toiletries are very upmarket and the best I have seen in a hotel to date. There is a very chic modern cafe with great food that is part of the hotel and breakfast is included with the price of the room. The dining areas comprise of small courtyards which are very inviting, pretty and quiet and again beautifully restored. Myself and my husband agree that Palazzo Feroci ranks up there with the Four Seasons at Cap Ferrat as the two best accommodations that we have stayed at in the past few years. I very highly recommend staying at Palazzo Feroci when you are in Piza, we are very glad we did.

I'm not sure why this place has bad reviews. I was hesitant to book because of that, but I'm glad I chose this place. It's literally right next to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and a lot of great restaurants. It's worth a nights stay considering the price is much less than many other places in Pisa and it's hard to beat the location. There is parking relatively near by for a fee. The place may be dated, but it's a bed with nice air condition and you can do all you need just a few steps from the door. I highly recommend it and would return in the future. There's an elevator as well, which in Europe seems to be a luxury.