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Hotel Amalfitana
3.7/553 Reviews

Hotel Amalfitana

Pisa City Center Pisa|0.11km from Palazzo Quaratesi
I am a little baffled by some of the great reviews on here. There are either two hotels with the same name in the city or the place has two different style rooms for people to give full marks. My review is genuine and honest based on our experience with room 113. I booked this place based on the reviews and pictures shared by the hotel. Unfortunately they are somewhat misleading. First things first, I have so much to say but will keep it brief…I have also already shared my feedback with the lady at reception during check-out. We only stayed one night. I’m a strong believer that feedback should always be shared with the place you’re staying in first before taking to the keyboard. Now…my review: Throughout my years of traveling, I’ve seen some better hostels than this 2 star “hotel”. It is not a hotel, full stop. The building itself shows so much potential and history but unfortunately the owners have not renovated or upgraded the place in what seems like 30+ years. I paid €190 for one night stay and it did not feel like a genuine booking. Based on my experience, no more than €50 should be charged. The room was below basic with just a bed and a tv that held a few Italian channels. The furniture, floor tiles and wall paint had serious wear and tear. The bathroom hand towels were, what looked like, kitchen towels and the bedroom duvet did not appear fresh and clean. The toilet smelled of what I would imagine a sewage plant smelled on the inside. There is a serious need to upgrade their plumbing. It’s a concerning health and safety matter! It was beyond disgusting and I had to decide to not use the shower or use the sink water in fear of unclean water due to their plumbing issue. I used my own bought bottle water. I had to hold my nose while using the toilet as the stench was unbearable. The garden was also not accessible. It was closed off which means, apart from your room, you had nothing. When I gave the feedback to the lady, she became defensive but did not appear surprised. My invitation to come upstairs and smell the horrendous plumbing/ toilet, was declined twice. She did say that they’re planning to renovate later this year…it remains to be seen if this is true. I hope they do because, as mentioned at the start, the building itself has so much potential. Overall, would not stay here again, I felt ripped off with €190 price tag and the poor state of the accommodation. Pisa has many places, you have choices.

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