incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - The Di Stefanos family has founded and has been ... more
managing the Hotel since 1969, always with a focus on offering their guests quality, friendliness, warmth and services suitable for every type of stay. The hotel is loc...
Hotel di Stefano enjoys a central location just 300 metres from Pisa's Leaning Tower, ... more
close to shops and restaurants. Enjoy great views of Pisa's monuments from the roof terrace.Surrounded by the quiet winding streets of the town centre, Hotel di Stefa...
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The hotel surrounded by magnificent monuments and ancient winding streets is located in ... more
a particularly quiet area: only a few steps away from the Duomo 300 mt close to Piazza Dei Cavalieri 'teachers' training college and near the main street of...
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The Hotel Di Stefano is a small modern hotel situated in the historical centre of Pisa, ... more
300 metres from the Leaning Tower and 500 metres from Agostini Palace. The 21 guestrooms have modern decor in lilac or cream with patterned fabrics. Amenities inclu...
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The Hotel Di Stefano is a small modern hotel situated in the historical centre of Pisa, ... more
300 metres from the Leaning Tower and 500 metres from Agostini Palace. The 21 guestrooms have modern decor in lilac or cream with patterned fabrics. Amenities inclu...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Green in summer, white in winter, these will be the colours of your relaxing stay in the ... more
Comelico area, where Monaco Sport Hotel offers comfortable accommodation in mountain style.The Monaco features a typical wooden lounge where you can dine in candle light, and a larger elegant dining room where you can enjoy delicious cuisine. Monaco Sport Hotel is amongst the founders of the Italy Wine Hotels association. Its tunnelled cellar leads to a small tasting lounge where 10.000 bottles, more than 1000 labels and 150 historic wines, are housed.Enjoy a relaxing stay in the Dolomites area taking advantage of the Monaco's many facilities, including Finnish sauna, calidarium, whirlpool and solarium.Entertainment will be plenty, in the Monaco premises or nearby. The hotel also offers a shuttle service to various destinations at convenient costs.
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Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola Rta is situated high on the cliffs of Monte Argentario, ... more
offering stunning views of the sea and Giglio Island, 5 minutes’ drive from Porto Santo Stefano. The structure is made up of several stone houses, located in a peaceful garden, home to a sea view terrace, a bar and olive groves as well as a 17th century Spanish tower. Enjoy views over the bay from the swimming pool and the restaurant too. La Cambusa restaurant offers a wide selection of fish and meat dishes along with an excellent selection of wines. Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola Rta has its own tranquil private bay, fully-equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas situated 800 metres from the hotel. From late June to August the hotel puts on a free shuttle service to the beach. Enjoy all that this lovely area has to offer: Etruscan and medieval towns such as Pitigliano and the thermal baths at Saturnia are nearby, as are famous wine tasting cellars. Scuba diving, trekking and golf can all be practised on the island or on the mainland.
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Advantages: Fantastic location Disadvantages: In need of refurbishment
Having an early morning flight back to Edinburgh, and looking to spend our last night of our recent trip to Italy in Pisa, we chose the Grand Hotel Doumo. Why?
Well, if you're looking for a hotel which is ideally located for all that Pisa has to offer, you'd be hard placed to find a more suitable one. It's literally a few steps from the famous tower and in fact, many of the rooms have a magnificent view of the tower and Doumo (hence the name).
that explains the Doumo part of the name...you could hardly be more accurate. And describing it as an hotel is pretty spot on too. But Grand? Me no think so.
The hotel may indeed have been grand once upon a time (possibly around the time the builders had forgotten their plumb line and were erecting said tower with all haste), but it sure ain't now.
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Advantages: reasonably priced for a four star hotel! Disadvantages: Location, far out from the centre of Pisa
We stayed in this hotel in February 06 when visiting Pisa
The main drawback, it has to be said straight away, is the location. It's about 10 minutes by bus outside the main town of Pisa. There is a bus which stops right outside the hotel about every 15 minutes and tickets can be bought from the reception desk, so this did not put us off and didn't cause any problems for us while we were there. If you are willing to travel for a great hotel, then this is it! I believe that there is a shuttle bus during peak months into the centre of Pisa.
This four star hotel has 55 double rooms, and 2 junior suites. 2 of the double rooms have disabled facilities. The rooms are large and ours had a double bed, large desk, satellite television, mini bar (which was very reasonably priced!!), large bathroom which is well lit, wardrobe, easy chair ...
One of the highlights of our trip to Tuscany last year was to be our visit to Pisa. To be accurate, the main attraction was not so much the city of Pisa itself, charming though it undoubtedly is, but the Field of Miracles*. Well, to be punctiliously precise, it wasn't even the Field of Miracles that had our anticipatory juices flowing, but The Leaning Tower of Pisa in particular.
* The Field of Miracles is the area housing the Duomo, Tower, Baptistry and associated buildings.
To be honest, if you discount the Field of Miracles, I'm not sure that much else in Pisa merits a visit although I expect some Pisaphile will soon put me straight on that count. However, it can't be denied that the seething masses that are constantly disgorged from the tourist buses usually have one thing in mind and that's to take one of those corny snaps ...
