Le Dimore della Seta - Santa Croce

Le Dimore della Seta - Santa Croce is an apartment in San Michele, Lucca, with a 75 m² layout and an inner-courtyard view.

Set within the historic centre, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and space for up to three people. The sleeping arrangement combines a large king-size bed with a single bed, while a dining area and sofa provide shared space. The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, stovetop, refrigerator, kettle, kitchenware and coffee machine; a washing machine, flat-screen TV and seating area are also provided.

The apartment suits a small family or travellers who want a self-contained stay near Lucca's historic sights. Free WiFi is available throughout, and pets are accepted on request without extra charge. Private parking is offered at a nearby location, with advance reservation required and a fee. Piazza Napoleone is 250 m away, while Guinigi Tower is 300 m from the apartment; Lucca Train Station is 550 m away.

The apartment offers a two-bedroom layout across 75 m², with sleeping space for up to three people. The beds are arranged as one large king-size bed and one single bed, making the arrangement suitable for a small family or a pair travelling with a child. An inner-courtyard view gives the living space an outlook over the enclosed side of the building. Both bedrooms sit within the same apartment, alongside shared living and dining space.

A kitchen lets you prepare meals indoors, with a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, kettle, kitchenware and coffee machine. A washing machine is also provided, as are a seating area and flat-screen TV. The apartment has two bathrooms, with a bidet and free toiletries among the bathroom facilities. Towels and linen are available, and the 75 m² floor area brings the bedrooms and living space together for a self-contained stay.

Cooking and daily routines are supported by the apartment's kitchen, with an oven, stovetop, refrigerator, kettle, kitchenware and coffee machine. A dining table and dining area accompany a sofa and seating area, while the washing machine is useful during longer stays. Bathroom facilities include a bidet, bath or shower, hairdryer, towels and free toiletries. Heating and a fan are provided, and the inner-courtyard view looks onto the building's enclosed side.

A flat-screen TV is available, and WiFi is free throughout the apartment. The accommodation is non-smoking and has family rooms, with key access for entry and a carbon monoxide detector. Pets are accepted on request without an extra charge. Private parking is available at a nearby location, for a fee and with advance reservation. Tea and coffee making equipment is also provided.

The apartment is on Via Santa Croce in San Michele, within Lucca's historic centre and inside the walls. Shops, a supermarket and restaurants are part of the surrounding streets, and guests have highlighted their convenience. Chiesa di San Cristoforo is 50 m away; Torre Civica delle Ore is 100 m away. Mercato del Carmine is 200 m away, while Piazza Napoleone is 250 m away. The setting places you among historic churches, civic buildings and everyday services.

Lucca Train Station is 550 m away, on the south side of the historic centre, so you can cover the final stretch on foot. Private parking is available at a nearby location, not at the apartment, and needs to be reserved in advance; it is paid. As this address is inside Lucca's limited-traffic zone, contact the property before arrival to arrange vehicle access and parking, and wait for its instructions before driving into the centre. Check-in runs from 15:00 to 23:30, and you must tell the property your arrival time in advance.

Several sights are close enough to visit on foot from Via Santa Croce. Museo-casa natale di Giacomo Puccini and San Martino Cathedral are each 250 m away; Guinigi Tower is 300 m away, and Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is 350 m away. Guinigi Tower offers a view over the city, while Piazza dell'Anfiteatro preserves the oval footprint of the Roman amphitheatre. The nearby museum focuses on composer Giacomo Puccini, whose birthplace is part of Lucca's musical history.