Unbeatable location literally facing the Piazza dei Miracoli
Historic 12th-century building with original frescoes and beamed ceilings
Walking distance to the San Rossore train station (closer than Centrale)
En bref : It’s a historic guesthouse with a million-dollar view and medieval plumbing, not a full-service hotel.
Évalué par @makingupforlosttraveltime: I booked this place for the location, but I wasn't prepared for how close the tower actually is. Opening the window and seeing it right there was a core memory. The room is simple, but honestly, who cares when you have that view? 10/10 would stay again just for the window.
Ce que les clients qui ont séjourné ici ont dit
The hype
Guests are blown away by the view and location but often surprised by the lack of hotel services like a lift or 24-hour desk.
Reality check
The 'thin walls' mean you might hear cleaners in the hallway or neighbors, and the shower water can take minutes to warm up.
You are able-bodied and don't mind stairs
You prioritize views over modern amenities
You want to beat the crowds to the Tower in the early morning
Propreté et entretien
8.8
Housekeeping: Daily service is generally reliable, though one or two reviews mention missed days.
Bathroom hygiene: Clean but dated. Grout is usually scrubbed, but expect wear and tear consistent with a centuries-old building.
Maintenance: Historic charm means creaky floors and sometimes finicky AC.
Linens & towels: Standard white hotel linens; clean but not luxury thread count.
Odors & scents: Generally neutral/fresh, no lingering smoke smells reported.
Sleepability™
7MODÉRÉ
MODÉRÉ
0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
Cleaners/staff in hallways in the morning
Plumbing noise from other rooms
Tourists in the square (if window is open)
Avant de réserver
Bon à savoir
Use Pisa San Rossore train station, not Pisa Centrale—it's a 5-minute walk vs. a 20-minute bus ride.
City tax is ~€2.50 per person/night, payable locally.
Staff often leave in the evening; ensure you have all entry codes/keys before they clock out.
Quoi emporter
Earplugs for the thin walls
Light luggage (backpack preferred) for the stairs
European power adapter (outlets can be scarce in historic rooms)
Génie des chambres
Meilleurs choix
Torre Room: The money shot. Direct, unobstructed view of the Leaning Tower.
Suite: More space, side views, often features frescoes.
Battistero: Good for families/groups, sometimes split-level.
Chambres à éviter
Classic Double: Often smaller with 'courtyard' or 'side' views that might require craning your neck.
Any room near the reception/stairs if you are a light sleeper.
Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller
“I am booking specifically for the view. Please assign the 'Torre' room or a room with a direct, front-facing view of the Leaning Tower. We are aware there is no elevator.”
FAQ et astuces cachées
Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.
Is there really no elevator?
Correct. It is a protected 12th-century building. You will walk up stairs.
How close is the Leaning Tower?
You are practically in its shadow. It is across the street, less than 50 meters away.
Is breakfast included?
Usually yes, but it's 'Italian style'—a voucher for a pastry and coffee at the Caffé Pasticceria I Miracoli on the ground floor.
Can I park there?
No on-site parking. They have an agreement with a private garage nearby for a fee, or you park outside the ZTL (traffic zone) and walk.
Is the wifi good?
Surprisingly decent for a stone building, but can be spotty in corners of the rooms.
Is there AC?
Yes, but it can be weak in the peak of summer due to the building's age and regulations.
Conseils d'initiés
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Arrive at the Tower at 7:30 AM or after 10 PM to have the square almost to yourself—a perk of staying this close.
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The 'reception' is sometimes just a desk in the hallway; don't expect a grand lobby.
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Ask for a room with a 'soppalco' (mezzanine) if you have kids; they love the lofted beds.
5 choses à savoir avant de partir
💡The shower water takes a solid 3-5 minutes to get hot.
💡You might have to carry your own bags up narrow medieval stairs.
💡The 'view' rooms can be brighter at night due to the floodlights on the Tower.
💡There is no night porter; if you lose your key at 2 AM, you are stuck.
💡The 'garden' mentioned in some listings is lovely but often shared/public access.
Guide local
Carte
Découvrez où se situe Residenza d'Epoca Relais I Miracoli et ce qu'il y a à proximité.