This was our favorite stay over the entire trip. Our two hosts were incredibly kind and welcoming…read more They have a staffed front desk during the daytime hours until 7pm, so check-in was a breeze. The room was well-appointed and well-decorated. Breakfast was exceptional. When we came back from our day of adventures, the room had been turned down and all of the beverages from the fridge were refreshed. Great for a relaxing stay!

Rinascimento Bed & Breakfast was a wonderful place to stay while in Pisa. The owners/hosts, Andrea…read moreand Andy, are absolutely the best. They are friendly, accommodating, welcoming, and helpful. Our room was very comfortable. Breakfast was just right. If you'd like, they will make a great cappuccino for you. The location was also perfect, in the heart of everything. We had two large pieces of luggage with wheels and it was an easy 10 to 15 minute walk from the train station. One evening Andy had left a note on the desk counter near the front door recommending a restaurant not far from Rinascimento B&B. Alle Bandierine (address: Via Mercanti 4). It's an easy 5 or 6 minute walk in the direction of the train station but much closer as you don't cross the bridge over the Arno River. As is typical for dinner this restaurant opens at 7:30PM. We arrived at about 7:50PM and we almost couldn't get in. I suggest arriving a few minutes before it opens. The food and service were excellent. I highly recommend giving it a try. Do stay away from Anita Osteria for dining. Another suggestion made by Andrea is to walk on the top of the wall. This wall was built in the mid 12th century and offers great views. It's the oldest wall in all of Italy. If someday a return to Pisa is in the cards, I will definitely stay at Rinascimento Bed & Breakfast again. A warm and inviting place to stay in a perfect location. I highly recommend this B & B.

Oh, this business isn't listed on Yelp yet. It's my pleasure to add it here…read more That was our first stop during recent Tuscany trip (got back 2 days ago) and we knew right away that it will be tough to match it. That's how good it is. Location: 300m from train station, even closer from the bus terminal. If you arrive by air (as we did), the 10-min bus ride (1.50 euro) will bring you on the Piazza. Setup: I believe they have only 6 rooms, 3rd floor without elevator. Hosts live on premises, and you can't ask for better and more friendly hosts than Irene and Simone. They speak English, they really want to make your stay comfortable, they serve extremely good breakfasts (our was included in the room rate). Don't hesitate to ask them for any advice about your trip: they know the stuff and they are happy to help. Rooms: modern, convenient and unusually spacy. Bathrooms are bigger than most in US, I would say. We stayed two nights and that was super start for our vacation. Hope you'll like it, too.

Lovely home. Fabrezio and Lucia were excellent hosts. When we arrived Fabrezio gave us a map and…read moremarked the best routes to walk and see the sites from their location. On Lucia's recommendation via email we reserved the tower climb at 7:30 and had an amazing experience and view from the top at sunset. B&B is very close to the rail station but print directions before arrival. The train station will offer no assistance and the maps are very vague. However, if you forget directions, walk straight out of the train station and walk straight for about 1 block you will find the tourist office with FREE advice and maps. Train station will try to sale bus tours and maps but rest assured once you arrive at the B&B Fabrizio's route is 100 times more beautiful. You avoid the tourist trap at the front with vendors accosting you with tacky souvenirs and sunglasses. Easy to walk from the B&B. The breakfast in the morning is made from scratch and delicious. Hammock in the garden for relaxing and wi-fi. An added bonus was the ride to the airport in the morning. A great place to stay for a stopover in Pisa.