Pisa, Tuscany hotel rooms at the B&B Hotels

"Simply incredible. Great communication and the location is perfect. What a view. The morning hustle didn't wake us either, the windows keep noise out very well. Would love to stay again."

"Lovely traditional hotel a short walk from the tower. Staff are very friendly and attentive. Our flight was cancelled late and night and thankfully the hotel had rooms available and were able to arrange 2 rooms for us very quickly at 1am. We couldn't have asked for better service - highly recommended."

"We stayed just one night there, the hotel is just outside the train station so it’s very handy if you have luggage with you. From the hotel you can easily walk to the Pisa tower in 25 minutes. Room was clean and with all you need for a good night sleep"

"Very close to the tower so that is convenient. Street outside is a Main Street so is noisy in the night. They let us check in early and were friendly which was a bonus. Room was clean and beds were comfy. Breakfast was decent enough so can’t complain."

"We had a great stay at this fantastic hotel. Stayed in the separate building and arrived late, I was worried that the late check I would not be easy but it was. We were sent a great video of how the find the other building, everything worked perfectly. The room was lovely, comfy beds and a good shower. Location was ideal for exploring Pisa. Thoroughly recommend this lovely hotel with really helpful and friendly staff."

"All the staff we met were so helpful and friendly, made us feel very welcome as soon as we arrived and throughout our stay."

"Fabulous hotel with great staff. Nothing was too much trouble. Very easy to find from the station. Would definitely recommend."

"We had a wonderful stay at the hotel; the staff is very friendly and attentive, in particular the young lad at the reception (sadly forgot his name). The hotel is not in the quiet area but is easily accessible from the centre of Pisa. We would definitely come back to this place. Thank you. "

"The beds were comfortable, but there were no curtains for privacy in the shared room"