Pisa

What used to be a private family palace is now an intimate hideaway where 18th-century antiques fill the rooms and public spaces and some rooms have stenciled walls and wood-beam ceilings. — Fodor's

In a pleasant palazzo facing the Arno, a 10-minute walk from the Campo dei Miracoli, room styles range from the 1800s, complete with frescoes, to the 1920s. — Fodor's

Part of the practical NH chain, the upper-middle-range NH Pisa has a sleek modern lobby, but little in the way of features. — Oyster

Easily accessible from the airport and train station, the Bologna Hotel Pisa has one of the most central locations in Pisa. — Oyster

Superb value for money, a superlative location, and spacious, high-ceilinged rooms – this polished newcomer is one of Pisa's best deals. — Lonely Planet

This immaculately converted colonial villa set around a courtyard garden is Pisa's best affordable boutique hotel. Rooms are small, certainly... but decor is refreshingly contemporary. — Frommer's

A stylish yet welcoming small hotel in a peaceful position in central Pisa within easy walking distance of the Leaning Tower and the city's other attractions. — The Telegraph

A quiet part of town, near the Leaning Tower, these comfortable rooms are modern and spacious. Breakfast al fresco in summer. — Michelin Guide

Pope Alexander VII of the famed Sienese Chigi family gave this palace to his niece as a wedding present in 1600; through the centuries it has been a private family home as well as a grand hotel. — Fodor's

Set in a pine forest on the coast, enjoy spa treatments and fine dining options. — Michelin Guide

Sits at the heart of an eye-poppingly scenic 750-acre organic estate in Tuscany, lorded over by a majestic 18th-century villa and a hamlet that was first settled by the Etruscans. — Mr & Mrs Smith

A five-minute walk from the church of the same name, this family-run inn makes a great base for exploring Montepulciano and the surrounding countryside. — Fodor's

Within the town's medieval walls, this convent-turned-hotel has wood-beam ceilings, graceful archways, and terra-cotta floors, with nice contemporary furnishings and ironwork in the rooms. — Fodor's

The rooms are modest and there's no elevator, but the central location, the ample buffet breakfast, and the modest rates make this a good choice for those on a budget. — Fodor's

Many rooms and the terrace take in sweeping views of tile roofs and the valley below, and the stage-set streets and squares of the medieval town are just outside the door. — Fodor's

A historic hotel in sight of the Leaning Tower of Pisa – includes discounts at the restaraunt and the luxe spa. — Jetsetter

Given its proximity to the airport and to Cisanello Hospital, as well as its modern flare and ample meeting facilities, its not surprising that...San Ranieri is most popular among business travelers. — Oyster

Hotel La Pace is a kitschy budget option with one of the best locations in Pisa for access to the Central Station, chain stores, and Keith Haring murals. — Oyster