Pisa Tower Plaza

The room is on the first floor and is not very bad in general, but the room with the bed has no light and is very dark. The front desk staff is basically very lazy (can't be bothered). I went to the front desk to ask them because there was no light and the air conditioner was not hot. The two girls at the front desk heard that I needed someone to go to the room to help me, and they immediately changed their faces. The floor in the bathroom in the room was very dirty. I hope everyone can avoid this hotel when booking a room in the future. However, the bicycles in this hotel are quite good. It only takes about 15 minutes to ride from this hotel to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. I always give objective comments and never exaggerate.

There is no heating, no tea bags or coffee in the room. Maybe it's because the price is cheap. There is no service. When I checked out, I didn't use the room drinks, but I was asked to pay 24 euros for the room drinks. They said there was a record, but after arguing with them, the manager came and said that they might have mistakenly charged other rooms to the room account. The management is average.

The hotel should be the former Radisson, nominally five stars, but actually just the standard of a domestic three-star hotel. Overall, it is cost-effective, but it is a little far from the city center. The breakfast is pretty good and rich, Italian continental food, which is also included in the price when booking. The facilities inside the room feel old and old, which is the case in European hotels, and the so-called double bed is two single beds spliced ​​together. The overall layout of the hotel, including the surrounding environment, is OK. You can see the Leaning Tower and the Cathedral, but in fact, there is a little distance from the city center and you need to walk a long way, because the scale of European cities cannot be compared with domestic cities. Pisa is such a small place. It feels that there are suburban communities next to the hotel. If you don’t have a car, it feels quite remote and a little scary to walk back to the hotel from the city center of Pisa at night. It takes about 40 minutes to walk and pass through an underground tunnel under the railway. The only advantage is that the hotel is close to one of the small train stations in Pisa called Rossore, which can be used as a place for individual tourists to rest and stay temporarily on their way to Florence. If you really want to travel and vacation, there is nothing here. Pisa only has a Leaning Tower and a Cathedral. You can see other scenery in general. It is estimated that domestic tour groups come here to stay more during holidays.

The room was nice and upgraded. There is a Chinese restaurant nearby, but it is a bit dark to walk there at night.