3-Star Hotels in Pisa

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.

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for 5 days and we loved every minute ! It was amazing ! People were lovely and anything we needed help with such as public transport or ordering a taxi they were happy to help. We booked breakfast included which was definitely worth it as the breakfast had a variety of options and it was delicious. The location of the hotel wasn’t in the central of Pisa but still a great place to have it and a bus stop is right outside the hotel so once we had figured out the bus system it was super useful. Overall a great hotel and great customer service.

Really friendly reception prompt to help. This is a very historic establishment and loved to stay there. A few more ac outlets would have helped

The hotel is very well located, in the historical centre, in a road prohibited, only a few hills pass! A 5/10 min from the Tower, a 15/20 min from the station. The room was very clean and comfortable. A friendly and serviced staff. Bagage available. Breakfast is included but to be taken outside the hotel (2/3 min).

Fed up with the ever rising prices and declining standards of the NH we decided to give this hotel a go. The street - Christofero Columbo - wasn’t very salubrious but then the area around the station isn’t that great.It was like stepping back into time -back to the hotels we visited in the late 1980s. Old fashioned carpet and big clunky key ring rather than a key card. The room was marvellous- a safe, a modern bathroom with lots of fluffy towels, a tv and the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in. The manager recommended a trattoria to us and it was marvellous- so unlike the dreadful restaurants we’ve been putting up with in Pisa over the last few years. When we came back after supper we were able to have a nightcap at the bar and this was so welcome compared to the NH where there is a soulless vending machine selling bottles rather than glasses. The manager was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was superb and the coffee made fresh at the bar (not in a machine) was wonderful. The room we had was quiet and there was no nighttime disturbance despite the proximity of the station. Highly recommend this beautiful hotel, the friendly staff and the superb breakfast.

Location: Hotel location is very good, next to the Leaning Tower of Pisa From the Central Railway Station, you have to take the bus line LAMross, which can take a few stops directly to the hotel. The overall feeling of a family hotel, there is a food street near the Leaning Tower of Pisa, many choices. Overall it's OK.

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.

It was impossible to call her room, it was impressed by how bad she was kept; a masked coat in several points, a so dirty-weather bed structure that beige (original) had become grey full of maches. Mobiles and walls broke, the furniture covering the refrigerator was pendled as the Tower, a thermoconvector full of dust and dirt, and not working until the staff intervened to change the thermostat batteries. The OSCEN bathroom!! The muffa impregnated everywhere: in the shower structure, and between the plates, around the ports. broken plates. tricking bidet. water axes destroyed. red tubes. We complained with the staff (should we call him like this) at the reception of the stupid room, well, HAVE GODY! , admitting the problems, but they didn't change our room. Fortunately we stopped only one night. Entry hotel with all-in-destructive and careless teaching. And this already makes you think. The rest of the structure without care, everything ”got there”. It's NOT more!! The manager should be ashamed of calling it 3-star hotel.

Don’t be fooled by the photos. But in fact, when I arrived in the room, it turned out that the photo was taken and it felt very dirty...Because it is an old building, the wall is that kind of old wall, so it looks dirty, but it is actually the texture of the wall...The interior inside is very beautiful The lamps and tables all have old European style and are very comfortable. The front desk is also very standardized, all dressed in suits, very polite and friendly, and good English. The most beautiful is the top of the hotel room, which has a bit of the feeling of a wooden house on the Norwegian side, because it may be an old house with wooden beams rebuilt, but it looks better. The hot water in the bath is also very hot. There is no elevator. We have a lot of boxes. The front desk changed us to a low-floor room~ and the heating seems to be turned off in the middle of the night. Many hotels here seem to be like this in order to save costs but it will not be cold at night. The breakfast is also quite rich, it is a normal continental breakfast, basically all.

The hotel is a very nice hotel and is very nice and comfortable. The hotel is a spacious and comfortable room with a comfortable and comfortable bathroom ! Breakfast varied with quality products (except industrial orange juice ...) in a superb room ! L'accueil du personnel est top : font l'effort de parler français, donne des conseils et nous ont même servi un café une nuit (femme de sortir sous la pluie) We recommend and we will return to it !