Al Teatro

“Boutique hotel, reasonably priced.”

This is a boutique hotel decorated to a high standard in almost regency style. Our room was spotlessly clean but a bit small. The staff are extremely helpful and pleasant. Breakfast was however disappointing and expensive for what you get. The overall cost of the hotel was however very reasonab… more

This is a boutique hotel decorated to a high standard in almost regency style. Our room was spotlessly clean but a bit small. The staff are extremely helpful and pleasant. Breakfast was however disappointing and expensive for what you get. The overall cost of the hotel was however very reasonable. The hotel is perfectly situated for a visit to Livorno being only a few steps away from the theatre and very close to the main shopping streets and the historic centre. All told, a very pleasant and reasonably priced stay.

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“Super nice”

Lovely environment! The hotel has an ancient style and reminds a theater. Each room has the name of a composer instead of the number and there’s a cozy garden where you can chill in the middle of the city

“Elegance and Charm”

Stayed one night before catching ferry to Bastia, but would have loved to have stayed longer. Small (Select?) hotel but very comfortable and tastefully decorated, each bedroom with its own unique style. Owner and staff were welcoming hosts, helpful and informative. Relaxing 'hidden' garden at the r… more

Stayed one night before catching ferry to Bastia, but would have loved to have stayed longer. Small (Select?) hotel but very comfortable and tastefully decorated, each bedroom with its own unique style. Owner and staff were welcoming hosts, helpful and informative. Relaxing 'hidden' garden at the rear - ideal for food and drinks in warm weather. Waited ages for a taxi from train station to the hotel as cruise ship trippers (cash cows.....) seemed to have commandeered almost the entire Livorno taxi fleet. Bus would have been a better option if we'd known - stopping two minutes walk from hotel at Piazza Cavour.

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“The hotel really is like a Teatro!”

Sweet, central and full of character and tassels. As a gluten free person I was only offered biscuit for breakfast though, and a rather sad boiled egg but great coffee! If you are noise sensitive don't go for the front of the hotel, but a higher floor and at the back.

“Not a bad choice ”

The location of this hotel is very good. The people who manage it are very nice. We had a "superior" room facing the courtyard. I took this room because I read that rooms facing the street could be noisy. It turned out that there was a large, noisy event going on in the property behind the co… more

The location of this hotel is very good. The people who manage it are very nice. We had a "superior" room facing the courtyard. I took this room because I read that rooms facing the street could be noisy. It turned out that there was a large, noisy event going on in the property behind the courtyard on the Saturday night we visited, so it was not quiet., but I still slept OK. The bathroom of our room was nicely done in marble, but the shower stall was extremely small. It was also only suitable for people who are over 6 feet tall. The breakfast was a well done continental breakfast. The nicest part of the place was sitting in the courtyard for the breakfast.

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