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Hotel Bologna
4 StarsSecure on-site courtyard parking, Courtyard garden terrace
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Secure on-site courtyard parking, Courtyard garden terrace
Private parking availability, Keith Haring's Tuttomondo mural
Authentic Tuscan dining, Secure on-site parking
Historic stone house architecture, Family-friendly multi-bed suites
Piazza Dei Miracoli restaurant, Private underground garage service
Panoramic fifth-floor private terraces, Dedicated family-friendly amenities
Secure on-site parking, On-site consecrated chapel
Authentic Tuscan historic character, Short walk to the Leaning Tower
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Tranquil cactus garden, Historic city center location
Charming inner garden retreat, Convenient public transport access
Seasonal outdoor plunge pool, Squisitia Restaurant gourmet dining
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Expansive outdoor garden, On-site bar and restaurant
La Corte di San Leonardo restaurant, Historic family-run townhouse
Secure motorcycle and car parking, Budget-friendly historic center base
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Balcony room options, Pet-friendly accommodation
Authentic Tuscan and Italian dining, Extensive conference and event center
Secure on-site parking, Hot tub and sauna access
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Adjoining fitness and aquatic center, Strategic airport and motorway access
Baptistery courtyard views, Panoramic rooftop terrace
Upper floor rooftop panoramas, Historic twentieth-century architecture
Upgraded rooms with whirlpool tubs, On-site fitness studio
Valet garage parking service, Wellness-focused whirlpool tubs
I Lumi di San Rossore restaurant, Outdoor swimming pool
Iconic Piazza dei Miracoli views, Historic 18th-century manor house
On-site Tuscan dining, Historic Medici family stables
Proximity to Pisa's iconic landmarks, Pet-friendly accommodation
Outdoor swimming pool with mountain views, Traditional Tuscan restaurant
Well-equipped kitchen amenities, Historic palace in central Pisa
Charming, Historic Italian Home, Proximity to Pisa International Airport
Family-friendly accommodations, Proximity to Piazza dei Miracoli
Rustic Tuscan-style rooms, Family-friendly accommodation
Dedicated private parking, Tranquil garden access
Authentic retro Italian charm, Versatile family accommodations
Leaning Tower of Pisa views, Private courtyard parking
Contemporary room design, Prime transportation hub location
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Pisa is one of Italy’s most iconic destinations and of course the initial image conjured up is that of the leaning tower, but this historically rich city also offers a great deal more. Pisa’s compact city centre is full with restaurants and bars, interspersed with museums and a host of stunning architecture. Although popular in the summer months, it has a significant student population which ensures there is a lively atmosphere year-round. Indeed, Pisa makes for an ideal short break with a universal appeal and a diverse range of attractions which can fill the itinerary of any traveller.
It comes as no surprise that the focal tourist attraction of Pisa is its world famous leaning tower, located in the Piazza dei Miracoli quarter of the city. A UNESCO protected site, the tower is next to the impressive Cathedral of Pisa and the Baptistry, the latter of which provides excellent views and photo opportunities of the leaning tower. Many of the hotels in Pisa can be found in close proximity of this quarter, allowing guests easy access to these popular attractions. A short walk south brings visitors to Piazza dei Cavalieri, a smaller square that is home to a collection of photogenic buildings with a strong Renaissance theme. Visitors can find the Clock Palace here, known for the imprisonment of the Italian politician Ugolino della Gherardesca in the tower of hunger, a tale told in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Throughout the central districts of the city there are countless further examples of churches, town squares and various historical buildings. Moreover, there are dozens of Pisa hotels tucked into the side streets along the way, allowing guests a genuine feeling of this ancient and legendary city.
The centre of Pisa accommodates a multitude of restaurants, bars and cafes from five-star gourmet eateries through to student hangouts and take-away stalls. In the area surrounding Piazza dei Miracoli and the leaning tower, there are many fine-dining restaurants presenting some exquisite Italian cuisine. However some of the real culinary highlights can be found further off the beaten track in some of the smaller streets closer to the Arno River. Here there are a variety of pizzerias frequented by locals enabling visitors to get closer to authenticity. Similarly in this area there are many of the independent hotels in Pisa, often accommodating the young travellers backpacking through Italy. Bars are a substantial section of the culture in Pisa, particularly in the summer months when hundreds can be found enjoying a beverage alongside the river. Again there is a mix to suit all demographics, with ample smaller establishments catering for those looking to enjoy a peaceful drink.
Despite all of the history, Pisa also has a modern and contemporary feel, accentuated by the thousands of students studying in the city. There are dozens of festivals and cultural events occurring throughout the year, with most featuring a strong contribution from students in one guise or another. The Luminara light festival in June is one of the most prominent events favoured by locals and visitors alike, a true highlight of Pisa’s hectic summer events calendar. The main university in the city dates back to the fourteenth century and is still a renowned school throughout Italy, now enacted as a tourist destination in its own right. Due to its age, the university buildings are in the heart of the city and consequently are impossible to miss. Those staying in a central hotel in Pisa can easily meander through the university campus within minutes of their accommodation. The student influence on the city is further reflected in the nightlife, dozens of alternative bars offer a variety of live music and social opportunities which many tourists are able to tap into.
The city possesses its own international airport, which serves as the main hub for all of Tuscany. Visitors arriving by plane are treated to one of the most conveniently placed airports in the country; it is just minutes from the centre. In fact it is easily within walking distance, ensuring that any guests staying in hotels near Pisa airport are also close to all of the tourist highlights. Pisa hotels near the airport include many of the larger, modern- built international style hotel, which is also popular with guests transferring to nearby cities. The other major transport hub is the city’s train station, located to the south of the centre, linking Pisa to Italy’s extensive train network. There is a large cluster of accommodation available in the immediate vicinity of the station, again proving convenient for accessing the key tourist attractions whilst also offering visitors the choice of hotels in Pisa which are near to the airport. The public transport network also provides bus links to the nearby San Giuliano Terme a small town focused around its famous thermal springs. Visitors can also enjoy the host of stunning architecture the town holds, making it a desirable day trip from Pisa.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Pisa, with typical prices around $190 per night based on 45 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Pisa are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $303 per night.
Hotel prices in Pisa usually range from $166 per night to $449 per night, with typical prices around $259 per night.
Hotel prices in Pisa are typically lowest in November at around $190 per night, rising to around $303 per night in October.
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In Pisa, you might want to check out Hotel Bologna, Hotel Pisa Tower, Safestay Pisa Centrale, Locanda La Bottega del Parco. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Pisa, you might want to explore Smy Pisa Plaza, Hotel Villa Casanova, Hotel Relais dell'Orologio, Relais Le Ortensie. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Pisa with your family, you could look at Hotel Bologna, Hotel Pisa Tower, Safestay Pisa Centrale, Locanda La Bottega del Parco. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Locanda La Bottega del Parco, Casa per ferie religiosa Figlie di Nazareth, NH Pisa, Hotel Moderno could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Pisa, check out Casa per ferie religiosa Figlie di Nazareth, Palazzo Cini Luxury Rooms in Pisa, Hotel Astor, 5 Keys – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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