Youth Hostels in Pisa
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Under the Tower
Under the Tower is the first hostel situated infront of the famous Leaning Tower in two buildings in Via Santa Maria, the most important street in Pisa.
Via Santa Maria 165 (Hostel)
Rifugio delle Poiane
The Rifugio delle Poiane is an old house located in the southern green hills off Etruschi Road, the way of the finest wine in Tuscany and of old medieval villages. It is an ideal setting for relaxing and excursions.
Rifugio Delle Poiane Podere Torignano (Hostel)
Pisa
Famed for its Leaning Tower, Pisa is situated in the Tuscany region of Italy. Although the Tower is one of the World’s most famous buildings, there are plenty of other attractions in Pisa.
From the Pisa Travel Guide
Guest Reviews
Under the Tower
Fantastic location, just steps away from the leaning tower. It also had access to a kitchen with free tea, coffee + a pay for fully stacked fridge and a free to use internet point. Room was clean and spacious and the owner was helpful. ... more
Under the Tower
I booked one night in Under the Tower in March 2009. When I arrived the guy who runs it ( I think his name is Fernando ) asked if I would like to stay in next door place so I didn't actually stay in Under the Tower itself. ... more
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