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A casa di Patty
Set 28 km from Leaning Tower of Pisa, A casa di Patty offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Hotel Alla Corte degli Angeli
This warm and friendly hotel is within the ancient walls of Lucca, a 10-minute walk from the cathedral. Highlights at Hotel Alla Corte degli Angeli include free Wi-Fi and elegantly decorated rooms.
Albergo Celide
Facing Lucca's famous Renaissance city walls, Albergo Celide is 1 km from San Martino Cathedral. The property offers free bike hire, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Albergo San Martino
Enjoy the wonders of Lucca staying at Albergo San Martino, offering comfortable accommodation within the town walls of the historic centre.
Hotel Diana
Hotel Diana is in the heart of Lucca's historic centre, right around the corner from the Duomo di San Martino Cathedral. It offers colourful, air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi.
Hotel Carignano
Situated in a quiet area of the Lucca countryside, Hotel Carignano offers a swimming pool with hill views, a traditional restaurant, and air-conditioned rooms.
Hotel Villa Volpi
Villa Volpi has a peaceful hilltop location and a swimming pool with sun terrace offering panoramic views across the Tuscan countryside. The town of Lucca is a 15-minute drive away.
Relais Corte Rodeschi
Situated in Camaiore, 35 km from Pisa Cathedral, Relais Corte Rodeschi features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a bar.
Hotel Bernardino
The Hotel Bernardino is set just outside Lucca's ancient walls, near Porta Elisa gate. It offers air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and WiFi access.
Villa Sardi Small Luxury boutique Hotel
Set in Lucca, 33 km from Leaning Tower of Pisa, Villa Sardi Small Luxury boutique Hotel offers accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
What guests said about San Martino in Freddana:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
It is unfortunate that this lovely villa is so poorly run...
It is unfortunate that this lovely villa is so poorly run and a bit difficult to access. We never met our host and he was remiss in supplying us info for our stay including initially giving us an address that did not work with GPS. The road up to the villa is wide enough for one car. We made arrangements with the other guests to time our travel to avoid blocking the road. We will not return and can not recommend this property.
MarkUnited States - 10Scored 10
Superb accommodation, the villa we stayed in was spacious...
Superb accommodation, the villa we stayed in was spacious with a nice private terrace outside & the pool gave great views over the surrounding countryside. There are only 5 villas on the site so was very tranquil & the nearby village has a supermarket & a few bars. Our host was very obliging & was always hearby if we needed anything.chrisUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Agriturismo Il Pino is a beautiful, relaxing place to stay.
Agriturismo Il Pino is a beautiful, relaxing place to stay. The pool and views are great. Laura and Tania are really accomodating and sweet hosts. It's quite remote at the top of the hill - you will definitely need a car, it would not be realistic to walk 2.5km up and down the steep hill to the village regularly - but a good base for trips all across Tuscany, particularly Lucca and Viareggio. Make sure you buy some of the lovely jam and olive oil they make. We went with our two year old and it's probably better suited to slightly older kids, just because of the hilly, winding nature of the complex. Also, there was only a shower and no bath in our apartment, which our little boy wasn't very happy with! Things to note: the listing says oven, but there is no oven, just a gas countertop stove. This is fine but limits your cooking options a bit. Also, there is WiFi but in our apartment it was quite slow and didn't reach into the living room, which made movie nights a bit tough (there's no DVD player and only Italian TV). There's nowhere to eat on-site in the evenings and no takeaways, so if you need to stay in like we did with our little one be prepared to brush up on cooking your Italian classics! And bring some books and games. It was a really beautiful and rustic spot but when we stay again we would probably do a few days as part of trip to multiple places rather than nearly two weeks.MartinUnited Kingdom
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