Hotel Stazione

This property was very conveniently located just a couple of hundred metres from the central train station, which was very handy for us doing day trips. It was immaculately clean with fresh linen daily and a great little balcony outside

I’m a female pensioner driving from France to Greece. I stopped halfway exhausted and got a room here for €100 per night. On checking in I realised I was surrounded by the 2 floors full of rowdy students 12/13 yrs old girls. The noise in the bare corridor-(teacher present) I asked for a room change. They said I could leave. I went to check out refused refund. The owner immediately threatened the police if I didn’t like it, followed me up to the room and in the middle of students continued to intimidate, threaten and humiliate me. I felt fear, slept dressed due to thinnest blanket. Horrible experience. Hospitality is not this terrible individuals calling. He was just plain nasty over a direct but not rude request. Thanks Italy. You can learn a lot from the Greeks.

Overnight stay as family. Only 5 min walk from Livorno train station. Clean room and quiet. Bed comfortable, big and clean bathroom. Pisa is a short train journey (15 mins/£2.50 train fare one way). Accessible to airport as well (40 min by train). Although we didn’t have breakfast as had to check out early, was told they serve breakfast early (6 am), would have rated higher if it is included in the room price.

It was nice and very clean. Bathroom was big. I think the breakfast was a little expensive--£20 for a couple. £12 would be more fair.

Regular

If you need a hotel within walking distance to the the train station (Livorno centro is quite far from the station), Hotel Stazione is adequate. On the plus side: the hotel is clean and it is close to the station, if that is important to you. Otherwise, I'd put it around the level of a U.S. Motel 6: spartan (there really isn't any part of the hotel that is attractive), generic, uncomfortable, and unappealing furniture, no kettle/coffee/tea in the room, tiny plastic disposable glasses, small computer-sized TV monitor atop the "desk," and quite desolate at night. My take is that you don't get much at all for €100/night but, again, it is convenient (and clean) if you need a hotel near the train station. I don't think it's a hotel to which you'd be dying to return; it does its job, albeit minimally.