This place pretty much offers what you expect it to. You can stow your bags in a digital locker…read moresystem that seems to be pretty safe. You can stuff as much as you want in one locker. There are 2 sizes and of course the bigger one costs a little more. The prices are overall cheap so it's really not a decision-point. You have to choose a length of time to stow your bags, but even if you arrive later than expected, the additional cost is still real small (like 1 euro per hour). There is no person attending this business--it's all automated. Recommend using this business for those doing a quick stop in Pisa while you're exploring Italy using their efficient train system!

Easy to use. Prebook on the website so you just arrive and type in your code when you arrive to…read moremake things even easier. I only wish there was a separate terminal for those that had prebooked to enter the code and not have to wait for people ahead to figure out their needs, enter in all of their details, yell at each other for a bit, and then figure out how to pay for it.

The Pisa train station is small in scale, and mainly for commute between the coast and inland. You…read morecan take trains from here to Florence and ocean towns, and I would suggest to pay close attention to which platform to board your trains as there are different types.

Stazione di Pisa Centrale is a smaller train station and does not have the Pharmacia or coffee…read moreshops the train stations normally have. This one just has a couple vending machines, bus tickets & train ticket kiosks to purchase tickets from. Very close to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. About a 20 minute walk or if you take the bus, it is only a 8-10 min ride. There is also a closer train station to the Tower of Pisa that is only a 5 min walk. This station is a bit dated and older. It still does its job though. I was able to get on and off the train here just fine. When leaving to go back to Florence, originally it was supposed to be Platform 4, however, last minute got changed to Platform 10. We didn't know what was going on but lots of people who we waiting on the same platform with us starting running down the stairs and going to Platform 10. I feel like a screen stating the changes made in platforms for example would be great to have. Because, if we hadn't paid attention to where everyone went off to, we most likely would've missed this train to go back to Florence.

I bought two large suitcases and got a good deal for both. The seller was very nice and helpful…read more Unfortunately, the airport handled my bag roughly and one button came off, but overall I'm satisfied with the purchase.

This place is close to the central train station. The service was fast and efficient. The GPS…read moredoesn't work so well among the old brick buildings, so it's probably easier to look at the map to find it. Highly recommended.

This luggage storage place is located near uffizi, proximately five minutes walk away. Their door…read moreis very secured, and you need to unlock both the front door and your cabin door to acquire your luggages. You can take public bus to train station from nearby or just walk if not carrying too many luggages. Make sure to pay your ride fare by tapping in credit card even though it's sort of honest system. There were literally four tickets inspectors jumped on one bus I was on, and I witnessed people surrendered their passports and got tickets, really not worth it by skipping €1.70 and end up paying a hefty fine.

I agree with the other review regarding pricing being a bit on the high side. The service itself is…read moreseamless: reserving the bags, opening the secure front door remotely and accessing the lockers all via the website. We reserved the largest size locker and were able to squeeze in two suitcases (one larger roller bag + one carry on roller), although it was very tight. Note: cell reception next to the locker was not great; we had to love to the front door to have enough reception to unlock/lock.

We had a great experience with this place. My husband and I…read morestopped for the day in Florence on our way to Rome and we wanted to leave our luggages somewhere while we explored the city. I was afraid that my big luggage wasn't going to fit but the space was huge! I did have to reserve two lockers to leave our other small luggage and back packs. It was a relieve though that they have so much room. I swear it doesn't seem like it but my big luggage fit with room to spare. Many reviews recommend to reserve ahead of time. I didn't just because again, I wasn't sure if it was going to fit. We got lucky and we were able to get two lockers without problems. I saw more people coming in and they were also able to reserved one. My advise though is that during high seasons you do reserve the lockers you would need online. Last but not least and super important, do not throw away the receipt. It has the code to open the locker. This might sound funny because it is common sense you would think. However, I saw a group of people who threw away their receipt with the code and they couldn't open it. They kept calling the help button but no one was picking up. Don't be one of those people who messed up and later on blame it on the company for "not picking up." Your receipt, you valuables, your responsibility :)

******************…read more I AM SO SORRY. The bad review below was for the Wrong place! This review below is meant for hotel baccio or whatever, the hotel right next to this shop, which I was originally looking for. Please guys don't mistake Stow your bags for another place like I did. I'll leave this review on to warn people to make sure to come to the right place. Okay, Italy was perfect until I got to this place. This man. The man that took my bags has got to be or to work for one of the meanest, pettiest people I have ever come to meet. So Florence was cold when I arrived right? So I wanted to change into longer pants before I stored my bags and I asked the employee if I could use the bathroom. "No! Not possible." He said it so aggressively I literally thought he was joking, laughed, and asked, "okay, seriously." "Not possible!!" he snarled like he was defending his daughter's virginity. Next a misunderstanding occurred. He said, "if you take something from the bar, you can use the restroom." But he said it in such broken English and so aggressively, that I thought he said, "if you use restroom, you might take from the bar." (Stealing) So I get upset and a shouting match occurs that ends with me deescalating it with sarcastic compliance. He apologizes and said, "look, I don't make the rules, I don't own the place." He then flipped a sign around that reads, "no WiFi, no bathroom" for guests. The pettiness is laughable. Learn generosity dude Also, when the guy took my bags, he did not put it in a secure room with locks! He put it in a small, sectioned off lobby that could easily be accessed by anyone in that lobby. The guy has to just go for a break and the bags would be fully exposed. Anyways, that bar the guy was talking about? Was a cafe independent from the hotel. Tinos. I ended up having breakfast there . They are the only people in Florence that smiled.

For a totally online experience this went amazingly well. I tented 2 lockers about a month in…read moreadvance. One locker holds two big suitcases. I had to go out of the country. Most places won't rent that long. When i returned everything was safe and dry! Very happy

From the owner: Storemyluggage è un deposito bagagli economico e completamente automatico situato nel cuore del…read morecentro storico di firenze. Il nostro servizio di deposito bagagli è sicuro, facile, veloce e mentre custodiamo noi i tuoi bagagli, puoi godere a pieno del tuo tempo libero e della tua vacanza.

So good trains so fast ticket purchase so easy T2 here from…read morehotel so easy people reps inside answer questions love love

One of Italy's busiest stations as the main hub to Venice, Rome, Naples with 160,000 people passing…read morethrough every day, Santa Maria Novella is more than just a train station. It serves as a grand gateway to the heart of Florence bustling with locals and tourists, strategically positioned in the northwest corner of the historical center. Opened in 1935, it features a spacious entrance hall with a glass and steel roof. The station's main entrance leads directly to a large hall where tickets are purchased and information on several digital boards displaying train schedules prominently. There are 19 clearly marked platforms, and directional signs in multiple languages help guide passengers to their trains. The station houses several eateries, from quick snacks and coffee bars to sit-down restaurants. My partner, our friends, family member, and I waited here last Wednesday for our high-speed Italo train on our last leg to Rome. Andiamo!

I am very mixed on this hotel…read more Keep in mind, this hotel is the oldest hotel in Italy and one of the oldest in the world. With that in mind, the rooms show their age and so does the hotel itself. The most amazing thing to do is randomly explore the many floors of the hotel. It is truly a beautiful hotel with so many cool relics everywhere. Now the room: The bed is one of the hardest beds I have ever slept on. There is one air conditioner unit. Which is nice except the rooms are so huge that this little unit will not cool down the whole room. The bathroom door is very weird that there is the possibility of getting accidentally locked inside the bathroom. The shower and sink have very strange water pressure in them. While the decor and size of the room is amazing, it had a lot that was wrong with it. The one great thing was the view overlooking the river. Such a great view! This hotel is centrally located a 15 minute walk from the leaning tower and the train station. It's a very flat and easy walk. Nearby there are so many amazing restaurants to try as well. Added bonus to this hotel is breakfast is free in one of the most beautiful rooms in the hotel. I love this hotel because it gives that nostalgia feeling. I hate this hotel cause of the awful living experience in the rooms.

Centrally located with a beautiful rooftop garden…read more When my husband told me we were going to stay here, I was skeptical. Shared bathroom... words that strike fear in my heart. What if I have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night? What if I run into ghosts because this place is old? What if I get transported back in time... or worse yet, to like Narnia or something because I went through the wrong door? No, not on drugs... just a vivid imagination. We get a taxi from the airport... it came to twelve euros, plus an extra charge for baggage. Our friends were really upset in London when they did that. We took an afternoon flight so it's already dark when we get there. Check-in goes fine. They spoke English, but I was all ready with my dictionary... and if need be, I could use the wifi to type phrases into Google Translate. There is an elevator. It was tiny, but it fit my new luggage, me, my hubby and his two backpacks. Our room is off to the corner. This place is beautiful. Our room is really nice. There is a tv that I used a lot while we were in the room. I tried watching some of the Italian channels, but ended up on an English channel and watched a movie. While we did have to use the shared toilet (that was on our floor) and the shared shower on the fourth, I didn't mind it. There was a sink in our room, so we could brush our teeth... that was helpful. Breakfast is really good. There's a cold buffet and a server bringing out coffee. From the cold buffet, I had cereal and buns... there were cheeses and a charcuterie plate... Everything was yummy. I was really happy with the food and the server was really nice... same lady the two mornings we were there. We spent one early evening at the rooftop garden. We got a glass of wine and a bottle of beer delivered... it was a nice place to sit, while I read my Lonely Planet. The location is really central to everything. We walked to everything... the Leaning Tower isn't that far away... the train station wasn't either. We were able to walk there, hauling our luggage to catch our train. Plus, plus, plus... lovely ice cream shop half a block away with really reasonable prices and servings. We also ate at a pizza place in the same square... and had a drink at the coffee bar next to it...

Pisa, Italy. Was here for a couple of nights on the way to Cinque Terre and Lucca. I stayed here…read moresince it was next to the Pisa central train station (Cinque Terre was 1 3/4 hrs away and Lucca 1/2 hour away by train). I love this old style old school Italian hotel. Its so old school you turn in your Key when you leave your room. If you dont mind staying in the busy train station area Hotel La Pace is a great find! You walk in and notice a 50s or early 60s style lobby and decor. The cleaning lady was so helpful and accommodating I tipped her twice. Breakfast comes with the room and it is generous with proteins. Since you are in Emilia Romagna, pastries are available in 20 or more varieties. Shout out to Olan, the waiter at breakfast-- he provided me a cappuccino to go after breakfast and offered pastries to take back to my room. Rates are super reasonable. Super great stay. Will stay here again on a layover when I return to Pisa and Cinque Terre. Whats not to love? End of Yelp.

Really old fashioned hotel, steps away from the Pisa Centrale train station, convenient to the…read moreattractions of Pisa. We were in Pisa for two nights, taking a train from France, and wanted to get a hotel close to the arriving train station. This independent hotel fit the bill, and was about $70 per night, and we prepaid upfront via the Citi travel portal. It is considered a hotel, so has 24 hour manned front desk. Pros - old fashioned hot water heat, usable for both the radiator and towel warmers in bathrooms - free wi-fi - air conditioning - old fashioned bidet in bathroom - nice bath soaps and shampoos - friendly staff, all of whom will try to talk to you in English - they have a culligan water dispense in the front lobby. Cons - it can get noisy outside, with revelers (both young and old) staying up pretty late - the rooms are smaller - windows don't work, with the louvre closed for the season (you can't open it yourself), it is dark in the room all the time, without artificial light. - they still use old-fashioned metal keys for your rooms. they ask that you deposit the key with front desk everytime you leave the hotel.