Formerly the residence of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Hotel Bagni di Pisa 5* offers splendid vaulted and frescoed ceilings from the 18th century, along with the high-quality floors in wood or marble. You can glimpse views of the mighty Leaning Tower of Pisa in the distance, as this hotel boasts an envious position just outside Tuscany's famed city.

The hotel's main attraction is its amazing spa which boasts a natural thermal grotto, and a host of relaxing treatments including scrubs and massages. Elsewhere, guests can dine at the stunning restaurants, or just soak up the sun by the outdoor swimming pool.

Elegantly furnished and with a spacious double room, private full marble bathroom with shower or bathtub and beautiful marble chip floors, each Comfort Room is a haven of peace.

The Superior Room exudes the utmost luxury and indulgence. Relax here after a long day out exploring your surrounding area. The Superior Room includes a bathroom, minibar, air conditioning, desk, heating and hairdryer.

Located on the third floor of the hotel, the Deluxe Rooms are elegant and spacious and feature warm and welcoming interior design. Feel refreshed in the stylish marble bathroom, relax in the chilled out sitting area and make use of the convenient amenities on offer.

This offer is a bed and breakfast stay.

The central feature of the spa is the grand thermal pool, nestling between original arches and overlaid by an impressive velarium. The pool accommodates numerous hydro-massage tubs and is supplemented by two smaller pools, the Bagno di Mercurio, or Thalaquam Pool, supplied with water in an 18% salt solution, making it ideal for "floating" and relaxing treatments, and the Bagno di Minerva, with strong hydro-massage water jets.

Near the Bagno di Mercurio you can find the Salidarium, an exclusive bed of warm salt crystals, which combines the various regenerative elements of the Mediterranean Sea, as well as a number of treatment cabins. The redevelopment of the courtyard, covered by a retractable glass structure, increases relaxation space and makes it usable all year round. Moreover, this is where the remains of the original baths of "Apollo" and "Diana" can now be seen, protected by a floor of walkable glass.

Not far from the eastern wing is the Hammam dei Granduchi (Grand Dukes' hammam), a small natural cave equipped with a thermal waterfall, a pool dug out of the rock and a stone settee on which one can relax in a healthy thermal steam bath.

Please be aware that some pools may only be operational during the summer months.

Overflowing with artistic masterpieces, extraordinary architecture and a thrilling history that spans from the Etruscans to the Romans and the Renaissance, Tuscany is a breathtaking holiday destination that promises a never-ending list of things to do, places to see and rolling hills to explore.

A holiday to Tuscany comes with many possibilities. The capital of the region, Florence, draws in millions of tourists each year, all of whom come in search of promised romance and charm on the city's narrow, cobbled streets, which have remained unchanged for hundreds of years. Nestled on the banks of the Arno river, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a prime place to indulge in quality, Tuscan produce, soak up rich culture, and feast on some of the world's finest art.

One of Tuscany's other main draws is its verdant countryside, where rustic vineyards, peaceful olive groves and quaint villages can be found in abundance. Here, a stroll in the hills can easily result in a stop in one of Italy's most authentic and sustainable trattorias, where local, seasonal dishes are sure to delight alongside delicious, full-bodied wine.