Via Astoria, 44
Lido Di Camaiore - Pisa, 55043 Nightly Rates(142.92 - 142.92)2 Star
Property Description
Hotel Giusy is a modern and comfortable 3 stars hotel located in the famous summer resort of Tuscany, Versilia, in a green and peaceful area, very close to the major art towns of Tuscany such as LUCCA,PISA and FLORENCE. All rooms are furnished with private bathroom, telephone, TV color/SAT, air-conditioning and balcony. Hotel Giusy offers you also a reading room and a TV room. Hotel Giusy offers its clients a wide garden with covered parking, Bar Room and Restaurant with Menu a la Carte with typically Tuscany culinary specialities. Nearby,you can find golf courses,tennis courts,pools, good restaurants where you can go for a snack or a pleasent dinnerand much more! The Hotel is open from 9/04/2004 to 31/9/2004, the Restaurant (Tuscany culinary specialities) only from June 20th until the end of August; in April,May and September only bed & breakfast.
Amenities
Balcony
Bar/Lounge
Continental Breakfast
24 Hour Front Desk
Double Bed
Express Check In
Express Checkout
FAX
International Direct Dial
Multilingual
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Queen Bed
Queen Bed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe
Single Bed
Telephone
Toilet
TV
Television with Cable
TV Remote Control
Twin Bed
Wake-up Service
WC
Room Information
Double Room
:
Double Room with Private bath, Telephone, Tv color/SAT, Balcony, Air-conditioning All rooms are furnished with private bathroom, telephone, TV color/SAT, air-conditioning and balcony. Hotel Giusy offers you also a Reading room and a TV room.
Double Room
:
Twin Room with Private bath, Air-conditioning Telephone-TV color/SA, Balcony All rooms are furnished with private bathroom, telephone, TV color/SAT, air-conditioning and balcony. Hotel Giusy offers you also a Reading room and a TV room.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1100
Check out time is 1000
Time Zone is +1
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0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
*By Car* -From Galileo Galilei Pisa Airport (20 KM)- Take the freeway from the airport, direction VIAREGGO. Exit in Viareggio after about 20 minutes. When you are off the freeway, you will come to a roundabout, where you have to turn right and follow the signs for MASSA and Pietrasanta. After about 3 km, you will see a large superstore called ESSELUNGA on your left. After 300 m you will come to a traffic light where you have to turn left. Continue straight on for 400m and you will see Hotel on your left, 300m from the beach.
Guarantee Policy
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 2 days prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
Bar Room and Restaurant with 'Menu a la Carte'. Hotel Giusy offers chosen typically Tuscany culinary specialities with various plates; our Chef Vincenzo will do his best in order to offer our customers Tordelli di ricotta,cacciucco,farro,crostini di cavolo nero,risotto con le erbe, the famous castagnaccio and much more.... The Restaurant is open only from June 20th until the end of August.
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
N/A
Recreation Information
Recreation Information
Seaside activities, cultural activities, sightseeing in Pisa. Nearby,you can find golf courses,tennis courts,pools, good restaurants where you can go for a snack or a pleasent dinnerand much more!
Area Attractions
Pisa - 25 km Lucca - 20 km Florence - 90 km Siena - 140 km
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