BBC Christian Bed & Breakfast

Very old property, very cold even when heater is at max with no insulation. Super noisy because of the lack of insulation.

The property was easy to access and great for one night however the bathroom was terrible and there was quite a bit of noise from the road. The bathroom has a window into the bedroom without any curtains or blinds so you have no privacy when using the toilet and the bath has a high pressure shower head that would be great if there was anything to stop it from splashing all over the room as you try to use it. For one night to see the tower it is an ok place to stay but I wouldn't want to stay more than one night.

Make sure you do the online check in, got very confusing when we got there as we hadn't, although the manager was on the telephone and came straight over to sort us out, he was extremely helpful. It is 2 minutes from the train station. Took us about 20 mins to walk to the Leaning Tower etc but very pleasant walk. Just over the road is a lovely piazza with quite a few bars and restaurants. We were only there for 2 nights. Quite basic, no coffee bar etc but everything is just outside. The room we had didn't quite match up to the photos but as it was just 2 nights we didn't mind. It was clean, the manager was very helpful so it served us very well.

Comfortable, great location and good value for money

Atrocious. We asked online if we could check in early and were told yes, no problem, and were given the entrance codes and room number. Upon entry, we were literally screamed at NO by an old woman behind reception who we hadn’t seen. She had zero English but treated us like we were scum of the earth. She shooed us away until mid afternoon. When we checked in, we saw that our room was at best, kitsch, at worst, untouched since the 70s. Our bed was thin and wiry, but at least we didn’t have bedbugs, as others have reported. The walls were paper thin and the old woman’s bathroom was right next to ours, so we had little privacy. The AC didn’t work, and there was a weird hose shoved through a hole in the wall near our door. The locks on the doors were complicated, and we attracted the attention of the old lady when we were trying to practice using them, who pushed us aside to do it for us with a look of disgust at our idiocy. We skipped breakfast to avoid further contact. We couldn’t wait to get the hell out of there. Pisa was wonderful, but don’t stay here for the love of God.