Pisa Hotels with Wifi

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 :-)

It was interesting to stay in a building that's over 100 years old. We were given a long, narrow room with two beds arranged in a line. This didn't affect our rest. However, because there was a connecting door to the next room, it wasn't soundproof. We could hear a elderly couple next door speaking in hushed tones, and we were careful to do the same – a mutual consideration, I suppose. The shower stall was tiny, which is a common issue in Europe. Being short, I managed, but I can't imagine how taller Europeans cope. The service was excellent and breakfast was superb. The location is prime, situated between the train station and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, both within walking distance.

The hotel has a good location. However, the rooms are in need of renovation, and the air conditioning was completely ineffective. The bathroom is very cramped; when you're on the toilet, your forehead and knees hit the wall. On the plus side, there's a bidet 🤷‍♀️. It's best to skip breakfast because it's truly awful.

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.

Everything is good and great history of the Hotel and Anna being the wife of General Gabriala and except that there is only stairs leading to the hotel rooms, if you have big luggage that would be a bit difficult for transporting all luggage’s in and out. But the river view and the cleanliness compensated everything.

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.

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 quite large, which allowed me to have a very quiet night. The room was spacious, as was the bathroom. Although the decor isn't brand new, all the necessary comforts are there. The only downside is the location: the hotel is only a few minutes from the airport by car, which is convenient, but there's no safe pedestrian path to get there. So, I had to take a taxi (€25) for the ride (a 5-minute drive). A little tip: if you don't have luggage, a scooter could be a good option to easily reach the airport.

Location is great! I was happy to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa up close during the day, dusk, early morning and changing my facial expressions! Although the air conditioner was weak, I was not dissatisfied with other facilities and amenities. It was standard to have no gargle cups, pajamas and slippers, so I was able to respond without problems. As a dissatisfaction, I had a hard time carrying a heavy suitcase because there were only stairs. The front desk felt less 々 unfriendly. More than that, the location was great and it was a recommended hotel!

The location is great because it is practically attached to the Piazza dei Miracoli. Next to the hotel there is a McDonald's with Mccafe inside which easily makes up for the lack of breakfast. The rooms are small but equipped with all comforts. To access the rooms there is a flight of stairs a bit steep and there is no elevator. Overall, excellent value for money.