Pisa Hotels with Bars

We loved this place. It's in the centre and walking distance to all restaurants and sites. It's best to inform the B&B of the time you will arrive because it's a self check in place, and you need a code to access the property. You only get the code once you go inside. There is a number outside, but its best to give them a heads up so that you are not left out.

I want to express my gratitude to Veronica at the front desk. She was incredibly kind and patient, making our interactions feel very comfortable and relaxing. While it wasn't some over-the-top extra service, her natural, friendly, and reassuring demeanor genuinely enhanced our entire stay.

Excellent location which near Pisa central station. Staff were nice and helpful. Luggage’s storage service make us can walk around the city first.

The single room itself was very spacious. There is plenty of floor space in both the bedrooms and bathrooms. The bed was average, but acceptable. The wireless internet is fast and good, and the TV is big enough. The staff are cool but efficient.

Fixed list breakfast from the cafe: croissant, double toast fillet with cheese and ham, fruit, juice & tea or coffee. Nice room but only one chair, fridge. We couldn’t get AC working but kept window open as it was spring time and not hot out. Show closet should be repaired as one door was difficult to operate and shower handle not able to fix in place but needed to keep in hand all time. Very nice personnel. Sometimes busy in the cafe as many locals use it as well.

Great location and wonderful service! Hotel Maria is perfectly situated just a short walk from the main train station, making arrival and departure seamless. The room itself was comfortable, and the attached bathroom was spacious and equipped with a bathtub. There was a minor oversight when I first arrived, as a towel hadn't been set out in the room. The staff handled it flawlessly, they were very attentive and brought one up immediately when asked.

this is such a business type-of- hotel. very much suitable for businessman/woman who wish to stay and make a conference there. + the price was a bit on the competitive side so it’s very nice tbh.

Close to Termini station and convenient to catch the train departing early in the morning. There is a button with the hotel name on the wall of the entrance of the building in the hotel, and when you press it, the front desk person will open the door. When using it, the elevator from the front desk to the room was out of order, but I was able to carry a heavy suitcase to the staff on the stairs. I tried to give a tip, but I was politely declined. The front desk was friendly.

I stayed at the Continental Hotel for a night on August 16 and found my mixed experience. Although it is a 4-star hotel, I noticed some areas that could benefit from a restructuring. Position and services: The hotel's location is certainly a favourable point, being directly on the sea and equipped with a large pool, but I found a disadvantage with regard to the service on the beach. It was not told me that it was only available until 12:00 the next day. This detail was revealed by the bathroom, which told me that I should have paid for half a day if I wanted to stay on the beach until 16:00, when I had to leave the building. Room and cleaning: The room was quite small and I noticed that the windows were dirty, which did not make a good impression when I arrived. Frokost: The breakfast was in the average and, although I had no alternatives available, I found it good enough to start the day. Price: Finally, the price I paid for one night seemed rather high compared to the services offered, especially since I was looking for a more accessible stay. In conclusion, the Continental Hotel has a good potential thanks to its location, but there are aspects that require significant improvements to justify the price and expectations of a 4-star hotel. I hope that management will take these suggestions into account in order to provide better experience in the future.

The hotel is showing its age, and not just the rooms, but also a front desk staff member named Monica. They are trying to make updates, and the rooms have been slightly refreshed, but the bathrooms have seen better days—pure early 2000s chic. We requested a room away from the elevator, but instead, we got the very first one right by the elevator lobby. The hotel hosts a lot of tour groups. Breakfast is average, though the breakfast staff work very hard to quickly clear tables and refill food trays. In the morning, it's best to head down around 7:30 after the rush of organized tourists has died down.