A little past it's glorious heyday but decent all the same. We had a decent sized room, it was a family room.
Parking difficult, due to most of Pisa being closed to traffic at night, unless you pay 25 euros for the private garage when I think you have an exemption to drive to the hotel.
Heating system seemed to be stuck on heat in our room and also my sister's room!
Comfortable beds (our bed was HUGE!), nice towels, decent pillows.
Lacking in electrical sockets.
First impressions brilliant - well dressed staff, very attentive and polite. The upstairs bar is a throwback to the 1960s, and lovely! restaurant has limited menu but lots of restaurants on the street that the hotel is on. Breakfast had all the continental options, as you would expect.
Terrace bar with great view over the top of the city, although it was shut when we were there.
Would stay there again as so central. But we were less than impressed with Pisa. It has a tower, a church, but not much else - quite a working town. The area the hotel is in is close to the tower and Ok, also, some quite nice shops.