We were staying for one night and arrived about lunchtime. Although close, to the station, we couldn't find the street at first so called the hotel. "Only 200 metres aways" were the directions given - so they need to be more precise as most people don't arrive with maps straight away! (Turn right as you look our from station - look for Cafe Tiffany, on your right and take the next road on your left) Despite the road being 'seedy' the hotel has a nice entrance and the men, at reception, appear dour but are helpful - they lent us a corkscrew and gave us a map with places of interest highlighted. The room was fine - mustard decor(!) - and bathroom a good size. We liked having the downstairs lounge to wait in whilst killing time waiting for our train. Breakfast was the biggest disappointment - what is it with these awful coffee machines they have now in hotels? Italy should pride itself on its coffee. Everything was in a packet- croissants, biscuits - no fresh cheese, ham etc They should improve this for the price.

A 2 minute walk from the railway station and the airport bus stop (5-10 minutes to airport). Really convienent for a short stay if you need to be close to transport. Clean functional hotel with friendly staff and reasonable rooms. Not in the best position for visiting the sights of Pisa but even then it is only a 10 minute walk to the centre of town and 20 to the tower etc. and the immediate area is deserted after dark.l

Stayed with family of 4 in early July 2012. Room was of a reasonable size with one double and two single beds. Clean and comfortable. Reception were absolutely fine when we were there - helpful and efficient. Located close to the station and airport and 20 minutes from the Tower but the walk takes you past many nice little places in Pisa (don't rely on the hotel map though). On the negative side, the room was a little dark and dinghy, the air-conditioning was a bit inefficient, the area was a bit grotty and the in-room fridge was a bit noisy in the night. Having said that, there was nothing really to put a downer on the trip and we would consider staying again if in Pisa.