What a beautiful hotel in a great location. We chose this location because in was centered between Lucca, Pisa, and the Cinque Terre. Pietrasanta is a very small and gorgeous town that is quite walkable and worth a visit. It seems to be known for it contemporary art and you find it everywhere; small shops, restaurants, and in the piazzas.... More

Delightful, old world, hotel. Friendly welcome and nice clean rooms. Fantastic breakfast. Really a charming village. More

Set a little bit away from the beach, this place is a gem within a gem. Peitrasanta is the place to be in the evening after a long day at the beach. We enjoyed our weekend stay immensely. The hotel more than lived up to expectations and we had a quiet, beautiful room. I can't fault the hotel on anything... More

Pietrasanta was the ideal location for our first trip to Tuscany, because it is modest and unassuming by day, but it comes alive as the sun sets. There are wonderful restaurants, families sitting on the church steps eating gelati and many couples linked arm in arm enjoying the artisan's shops and galleries. But it was the Alberga Pietrasanta that was... More

My family stayed for two nights. Well located and a lot to do in the surounding area. We had a car but I found the easy access to the Train station to be a big plus. More

We thoroughly enjoyed our four nights at the Albergo; the location is ideal (especially for arriving by train) just off the town central piazza; the service is very attentive and helpful at all times, and the standard is very high--in keeping with an SLH hotel. Our only disappointment was that a breakfast was not included in the tariff, and the... More

The town of Pietrasanta is distinctly Utopian, it’s long straight streets and the piazza are filled with people who are enjoying their time here – strolling, sitting at the restaurants’ terraces, visiting the shops, one by one – these are open past midnight on Saturday. And on Sunday morning the town square hosts flowers and plants market. Pleasant as it... More

This is a lovely hotel with great attention to detail. The manager was so friendly! My room was nice - not the best in the hotel, but very pretty. My gripe was at 250 E a night they should have at least given you a bottle of water by the bed, coffee in the lobby, something! And they even charged... More

The place is very special. Diana was a wealth of knowledge and spoke several languages. The town is much smaller and less crowded than Luca. The people are much more friendly. It is located close to both Pisa and Cinque Terre without all the people and traffic. Really fun! We will never forget it. More