Hotels with Parking in Pisa

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.

What a nice place to stay in central Pisa! It doesn't look much from outside, but as soon as you pass through the front door you find that you're in a quiet cool oasis (note: there is quite a long flight of stairs up to the rooms - no lift - so not great for those with mobility issues). Our room was spacious and comfortable and, despite overlooking a small square with restaurants, very quiet at night (there's quad-glazing on the window). You can order breakfast, or just enjoy the snacks left for us in the room. There's a microwave and drink making set-up in the lounge which was very handy. The owners are friendly and helpful and were happy for us to leave our luggage for a few hours on the last day. Staff are on site only in the mornings, and initially we were a bit sceptical about the entry/check in process (done with a QR code online), but it all worked flawlessly. We would happily stay here again if we visit Pisa in the future :-)

Plenty of public parking nearby

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

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.

The advantage of this hotel is that it is very close to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but the disadvantage is that it is too difficult to find and the hotel is a bit old and damp. It’s getting dark when I took the train to Pisa. I used Googlemap to locate the hotel and dragged my luggage. I didn’t find it for half an hour and I felt more and more desolate. I turned to a dark alley with no people. Map hints arrive? I didn't see anything. In my impression, the hotel should at least have a decent gate, and secondly, there should be a conspicuous sign. It is like a household in a residential area, without the appearance of a hotel. After watching for a long time, I found an inconspicuous sign next to a small door. The room is darker, and it feels like a basement with moisture inside. Breakfast is small outside in the corridor, just ordinary bread coffee milk. It's really close to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, just a few steps away. If you don't have much requirements for the hotel, you can choose.

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.

Great location, round the corner from the main train station Pisa. II had scrambled eggs for breakfast value for money. Cans of coke and other drinks were €2.50. The rooms are more then basic, they are clean. I had a problem with the bed I had, it had a bar right a cross the bed. I didn't approached the reception till that afternoon and they wouldn't change it. So I stayed somewhere else. Great outdoor area, it had a big screen for the football, Columbia and Switzerland were playing. Good game.

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.