Hotels near Pisa International Airport - PSA, Pisa

We had 2 nights in Pisa and it would have been easy to do another night. All the blogs we read said once you’ve done the square of miracles there’s nothing else to do ! This wasn’t the case for us at all and I personally think Pisa is very underrated. We found the best coffee shop that served perfect cappuccinos called Filter coffee Lab, wonderful restaurants ,nice parks to walk through ,and enjoyed strolling on corso Italia Visiting the square of miracles at night when the crowds had disappeared was truly wonderful ,as was walking along the river with its grand buildings lining either side. All in all a great place to visit for a couple of days.

Valentina was a great host. She welcomed us and showed everything we know. She offered pushbikes for us to use which was a nice surprise. At our check out, she gave us lift to bus stop which was so helpful cz its about 15mins walk and our bags was heavy and was too hot to walk. She may needed to go in town anyway but she waited for us which was kind. Definitely recommend this place to stay if you want to be a little out of town.

Great base to explore Tuscany. Visited Florence and Lucca by train whilst staying in Pisa. Food in Pisa was great and very reasonably priced...even by the Tower! Lots to see and easy to navigate on foot. Train station very easy to use and travel was good value for money... lots of trains...all running on time!

I loved the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The complex it sits in has a ticket office, museums, and plenty of walking spaces. You can do a 3km rampart walk. The food in Pisa is divine with plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from. Local food delicacy includes boar and rabbit cooked to ancient Tuscany recipes. Pisa is compact . It has 2 railway stations. The main railway stations offer connections to Rome, Milan but also shorter trips to Siena, Lucca , and the coastal seaside of Livorna. The airport is only 7km from the centre of Pisa and a train link is available. Pisa has good bespoke shops and leather bags, shoes and other leather accessories are worth buying. WARNING: Do not take up the offer of Booking . com car transfer from Pisa airport . We were charged £54.00 by booking a car transfer via booking .com. We were surprised to find out the centre of Pisa is 7km from the centre of Pisa . Our taxi back to the airport by a local firm which was efficient was £13.00. Do check distances and availability from airports. 2 days in Pisa if you wish to see and do it all is sufficient.

Pisa was overrun by tourists in the day but seemed the majority were only there for the day and the evenings were quiet with only a small amount of tourists staying for the evenings, which made choosing a bar or restaurant in the evening a pleasure. I would use Pisa as a base with other locations, and good connections by rail and bus. the train to Cinque Terra is rammed in the morning, leaving a few hours later and returning to Pisa in the evening is a better choice.

I had expected Pisa to be boring except for seeing the Tower but actually that is the least interesting part of the city. The walk to the riverside from the Duomo passes through really interesting places to eat and drink with a lively atmosphere - well worth a couple of nights exploring! And a real cafe culture during the day!