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"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay - the food was great."

"Amazing "

"Very hot room, full of mosquitoes. "

"Welcoming and helpful staff. Clean room with plenty of space."

"The staff were very friendly. We were in the room on the ground floor by the road so it was quite noisy. "

"Excellent choice to stay at pisa. The main train station is within a 10 minute walk. The breakfast is varied and fresh. Lovely frescoes at the bedroom. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. Thoroughly recommended"

"Very convenient for the airport "

"Close to station. Good for early start. "

"Avoid at all cost! The location of this hotel is excellent and impossible to fault. It is central, with a lovely position on the river, making it ideal for exploring the area. The included breakfast was also a positive, with a good variety of options to suit different tastes. Unfortunately, the negatives far outweighed the positives. There was almost no protection from outside noise, and the street noise was constant, especially early in the morning when the street cleaners started. The bed was extremely uncomfortable and clearly not fit for purpose. Every movement caused the frame to creak loudly, which was hardly surprising given it appeared to be made from plywood. As a result, we had an awful night’s sleep and decided to check out after just one night and stay somewhere else. There was also no proper hot water. We only discovered this the following morning when we turned on the shower, and the water was barely lukewarm. The bathroom itself was in very poor condition, with missing tiles, obvious poor-quality repairs, and a bathtub that looked discoloured and unclean. The staff were pleasant on arrival, but much less helpful when we raised these issues at check-out. They suggested we should have reported them sooner, but the problems only became apparent late at night and the following morning. Whilst I understand this is an old hotel that has a nice charm, the basic standards of comfort and cleanliness were not met!"