Aparthotels · Tuscany · Italy
Aparthotels in Pisa give you space to spread out and the freedom to cook — here’s how the current set compares across location, comfort and price.
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Practical & Spacious
Pisa Aparthotel
Spacious, well-equipped apartments with free parking and a bus stop at the door – a practical pick near Pisa airport.
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Self-catering with pool
Pisa Aparthotel
Self-catering apartments with a pool, spa, and a relaxed garden setting close to Pisa's landmarks.
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Beachside Apartments
Pisa
Beachside apartments with kitchens, a pool, and a well-reviewed restaurant — a practical base for families and self-caterers.
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Quiet & central
Pisa Aparthotel
A compact aparthotel with spacious rooms, balconies and a location that makes exploring Pisa on foot easy.
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If you want to roll out of bed and stroll to the Piazza dei Miracoli, Residence Domus is your best bet — it’s described as quiet and central, with balconies and spacious rooms that make a good base for exploring on foot. The other three are positioned for different journeys: Residence San Rossore and Residence Isola Verde Cisanello are more about parking and airport access than the tower, while Boboba Apartments leans beachside. For the classic self-catering-with-the-Tower-walkable experience, Domus is the one that delivers.
Residence Isola Verde Cisanello is the value pick at €48 a night — a 3-star aparthotel with spacious, well-equipped apartments, free parking and a bus stop at the door, making it a practical budget base near the airport. Boboba Apartments comes in at €99 with beachside apartments and a restaurant on site, but you’re paying for the pool and the coast. San Rossore costs €110 and buys a pool, spa and garden — the most indulgent of the budget-conscious options.
Residence Isola Verde Cisanello is the standout for drivers — free parking plus a bus stop at the door, so you can ditch the car and still get around easily. Residence San Rossore also offers a relaxed garden setting, though you’ll want to confirm the parking situation for your stay. The other two properties don’t list parking, which likely means you’re relying on street parking or a paid garage — a real consideration if you’re touring Tuscany by car.
The cheapest aparthotel here is Residence Isola Verde Cisanello at €48 a night, while the most expensive is Residence San Rossore at €110. Residence Domus sits in the middle at €77, and Boboba Apartments is €99.
Residence Domus, described as quiet and central, is the one rated best for walking to Pisa’s landmarks. The others are further out, near the airport or the beachside area.
Residence Isola Verde Cisanello offers spacious, well-equipped apartments with free parking and a bus stop, making it practical for longer stays. Boboba Apartments also appeals to families with its kitchens and pool.
Yes, two of them. Residence San Rossore has a pool, spa and garden, while Boboba Apartments has a pool and is beachside. The other two do not list a pool.
Pisa’s aparthotels sit mostly away from the tourist crush, spread between the airport fringe and the quieter edges of the historic centre. What they share is self-catering practicality: kitchens, extra space, and — in two cases — the kind of free parking that makes a car in Tuscany feel like an asset instead of a liability. The cheapest entry starts at €48 a night, the most polished at €110, so the gap is about location and facilities more than anything else.
The set is small but varied. One option is a relaxed, garden-focused residence with a pool and spa, another keeps things efficient beside a bus stop, and a third trades on being walkable to the Leaning Tower’s neighbourhood. Prices and ratings have been pulled directly from the listings — no averages, no guesswork — so you can weigh them against your own priorities for a Pisa visit.
This set suits travellers who want the independence of a kitchen and more room than a standard hotel room. If you’re driving, pick Residence Isola Verde Cisanello for free parking; if you want to walk to the tower, choose Residence Domus. For families or pool lovers, San Rossore or Boboba offer more amenities at a higher price. If self-catering isn’t essential, check the central hotels or B&Bs in Pisa — they may be closer to the action. And if you’re on a tight budget, the budget hotels page will show cheaper standard rooms.