This place is located just in the centre of Livorno, close to bus station and shops. It seeed to be quite newly renovaded. The room was roomy, clean and nice. It had aircon, fridge and safe. The bathroom was really nice, big and clean.

The breakfast was typicallly continental, not very special but ok.
The staff was very friendly, especially the man in the reception.

We booked this hotel for it's proximity to the train station and the port where we would be taking a ferry to Corsica. Although the staff was kind, the hotel is pretty seedy and in a sketchy part of town. From the plastic flowers in the lobby which were so dusty you couldn't see what color they had been to the tiny room and bath, everything seemed so dated and cheap. I wouldn't recommend this hotel unless you are really desperate.

Stayed at this hotel for one night while waiting for a ferry transfer. The room was clean with a large comfortable bed. It is well located close to the port of Livorno.
The best part of the hotel was actually the staff, who made sure our stay was as comfortable as possible. They woke up very early to prepare breakfast for us, made sure the taxi was there on time for the transfer to the port and helped with a very fast check in and check out. Their restaurant recomendation was good as well as the place was close and for a small city restaurant had great food.
Would go back here especially for a short stay.

If you want the true flavor of real italy stay at the Citta. You are smack dab in the market area which offers everything from fruits and veggies to linens and toys. The local people are wonderful and you won't run into the traditional tourist trap stuff. The Citta was in the process of renovation, but the staff went out of their way to see that we were comfortable and not disturbed by any of the construction. Our van was too tall for the parking garage so we had to park on the street wherever we could find a spot. My mom was on crutches and finding a close spot so she didn't have to walk far was hard at times. When the management of the Citta found out, he made a point of saving us a parking spot everyday right in front of the door. By the time we left, we felt like family. It may not have been the classiest looking place, but it had the classiest people. Breakfast was good, the rooms were clean and the price was fair. They made a point of always having someone on staff who spoke english available if we needed an in depth conversation about something. Otherwise we all got a long fine with bits and pieces of italian on our end and some pointing and pantomime with lots of laughter!