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"Hotel Bologna was a perfect stay, as it was walkable from the train station, many dining options, and the Tower of Pisa. The breakfast buffet went above and beyond my expectations. Many options of fruit, pastries, meat, cheeses, yogurt, cereal, along with eggs and bacon. The staff was super helpful in getting around the city, even offering a map. This will be my go to place of stay anytime I find myself in Pisa."

"I recommend this hotel - nice room, great location, just a few minutes from the Pisa Tower. Public parking is about a 7-minute walk away, there are plenty of dining options nearby, and a Carrefour supermarket is close if you need anything. Overall, we really liked it."

"We had a wonderful stay at the hotel; the staff is very friendly and attentive, in particular the young lad at the reception (sadly forgot his name). The hotel is not in the quiet area but is easily accessible from the centre of Pisa. We would definitely come back to this place. Thank you. "

"The beds were comfortable, but there were no curtains for privacy in the shared room"

"The receptionist, Johnny, was knowledgeable, helpful, and accommodating. He gave great recommendations for food and things to do in the area. The train station Pisa San Rossore was less than an 8 minute walk. The walk to the Tower of Pisa was less than 2 minutes. Overall, a great experience. "

"Very convenient and the staff were helpful "

"Excelwnt service and comfortable"

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"Our stay at Poderi Arcangelo in the rolling hills of San Gimignano was nothing short of magical. Surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, the views were the kind that stop you in your tracks – especially at sunset when the Tuscan hills glow gold. The food was exceptional every day, with authentic local flavours that made each meal a highlight. The staff were warm, welcoming and always tried their best to help, adding to the charm of the place. The location is perfect for exploring nearby treasures such as San Gimignano itself, Certaldo, and Volterra. One thing to note – a hire car is essential. Public transport is virtually non-existent here; we couldn’t get a bus at all and taxis, while available, were scarce and very expensive – we spent €400 on just three journeys. This isn’t the hotel’s fault, though it would have been helpful to know in advance. Also, while the property is beautiful, there’s no real indoor bar area for relaxing before or after dinner. There is an outdoor bar, but it only opens on weekends and closes at 18:00, so an early evening drink isn’t always possible. Despite this, we had seven days of bliss and would return in a heartbeat – next time with a hire car, ready to explore every corner of this stunning part of Tuscany. "