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The Hotel Calamidoro is an historic Tuscan hamlet comprising of an 18th century villa and its outbuildings. It is situated in Calcinaia, 20 kilometres from Pisa. The 45 air conditioned guestrooms feature traditional Tuscan style décor in soft earth and gold tones, with antique style or wrought iron furnishings. All are equipped with safes, climate control, Internet connections, minibars, multi line phones and satellite television. Bathrooms include designer toiletries, hair dryers, bathrobes and slippers.
Guests can enjoy a swim in the pool and practice dives in the diving pool, while kids have their own children's pool. A range of dining options is available including a Brazilian Churrascaria, serving barbecue specialities with dancing after dinner, a pizzeria, and an international restaurant. Guests can enjoy a stroll around the lake or browse the shopping village, which has a beauty and relaxation centre, perfume shop, boutique and sportswear shop. The hotel has a practice range with two holes for golfers, as well as mini soccer fields and two tennis courts. In the evenings, guests can relax with a drink in the wine bar or café or take advantage of room service; at weekends, there's a piano bar and disco. High speed Internet access is available in the hotel, and the concierge can help provide information about local attractions. For those arriving by car, parking is free. The famous leaning tower of Pisa is around 20 kilometres away and the historic walled city of Lucca, renowned for its olive oil, is less than 30 kilometres' drive. Pisa Airport is approximately 22 kilometres and a 20 minute drive from the hotel.
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Pisa airport has its own train station. Guests can take a train to Pontedera station and then travel five kilometres to the hotel by taxi. Alternatively, taxis are available at the a irport.From Pisa Airport take SGC Street to Florence, take the second exit to Pontedera, and then head towards Bientina Lucca. The hotel is five kilometres from Pontedera.
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