Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Regional Park Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Regional Park, Italy

We were really pleased with this resort - it has beautiful, well-maintained surroundings. We arrived late in the evening, and were given plenty of information about the resort by the staff. The room was very spacious, with a balcony, and was clean and tidy. Breakfast was in the resort's restaurant - nice but not a huge selection. The resort itself is actually quite remote; there is a small supermarket nearby (very handy) and a couple of reasonable places to eat within walking distance, but if you're on foot (we were) you'll need to take the bus to go to Tirrenia (about 5-10 mins), the marina (about 15 mins) or Pisa itself (about 45 mins). The buses are approx every hour, and only cost a couple of Euros to go all the way to the city. The resort is across the road from the beach (about 5 mins walk), although large sections of the beach are privately owned by other hotels/resorts. We stayed in late May, just before the resort's own beach section was available. We ate lunch once in the restaurant at the resort, and the meal was delicious. The swimming pool was a decent size, with a bar serving drinks and snacks. The resort was peaceful and quiet, although this may be because we arrived just before the start of the main season.

Really looked great, but we went in October, so it was empty and everything was put away...tables, umbrellas, beach chairs. You could imagine it was very beautiful in the summer.

The hotel is not a modern one. Rooms are huge and toilet is gigantic. Decent buffet breakfast. The tennis court facility is there but you have to pay for it. I hope they can make it free for people who have their own racquets and balls

A lovely little Hotel overlooking the sea. The view was by far the best thing about this Hotel. The Beach is a rock/pebble beach with a natural pool which is delightful to swim in. The Hotel was very basic and very dated but the room was very clean and very comfortable. The staff didn't have much to say ( except for the chamber maid who was lovely) I must say though, that The breakfast was appalling. ( bread rolls and Jam) we were very disappointed. The Hotel had a lovely roof terrace that overlooked the sea. WI-FI was poor in the room but OK in reception. Plenty of lovely restaurants very near by and not far from town and leaning Tower etc.

Very pleased with our studio apartment, which was about 5 minutes' walk to the lovely clean sandy beach (which you pay for through Reception: 12 Euros p. day for 2 people giving you 2 deck chairs and a parasol). The Tirrenia beach club has a cafe and toilets, plus showers on the beach. Beverly Park Residence is v central, close to restaurants, shops and the bus stop where you can catch buses to Pisa. The nearest supermarket is the Co-op, about 10 minutes' walk away; we bought provisions to make some tasty dinners - I recommend the Tuscan sausage - delicious in a tomato pasta sauce. Our favourite restaurant was Il Toscano, by the petrol station. The staff at Beverly Park are great; they are really helpful and speak good English; they replaced items missing from the kitchen within a day. If you need a taxi transfer to/from the airport, they can arrange it (35 euros one way). Only downside is the open-air restaurant across the road which plays loud music till late, not the fault of Bev Park; bring cotton wool for ears. It was a very pleasant 8 days' stay and we had perfect weather in September.

Very close to the sea, olympic size swimming pool, pleasant reception, bar, garden.

Hotel great price with great breakfast but Terrenia was on the verge of closing. Bars and restaurants still open in Pisa de Mare.