Appartamento del Battistero - Affitti Brevi Italia

Appartamento del Battistero - Affitti Brevi Italia is an apartment in San Michele, Lucca, with a 59 m² one-bedroom layout for up to four people.

The sleeping arrangement combines a double bed in the bedroom with a sofa bed in the living room. The apartment also has a private bathroom, kitchenette, washing machine, heating and flat-screen TV. You can use the kitchenette to cook and store food. WiFi is free throughout the property, though some guests have found the connection slow or unreliable.

Via del Battistero is 200 m from Piazza Napoleone, and Lucca Train Station is 450 m away. Guests praise the tidy interior, helpful staff and quiet rooms. Check-in is from 15:00 to 20:00, and you need to tell the property your expected arrival time in advance. There is no parking available, and a refundable damage deposit is required before arrival.

The accommodation is a single 59 m² One-Bedroom Apartment, rather than a range of separate room categories. It sleeps up to four people and has one bedroom, a living room, a bathroom and a kitchenette. The sleeping arrangement places a double bed in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room, separating the main bed from the additional sleeping place. This layout gives a small group or family distinct places to sleep while sharing the apartment.

The kitchenette is available for cooking and storing food. A washing machine, heating and a flat-screen TV are also provided. These details define the apartment’s facilities and give you a sense of how its spaces are arranged: a private bathroom and kitchen area alongside the bedroom and living room. The accommodation is offered as one apartment type, with the same layout and capacity.

Facilities focus on everyday use within the apartment: a private bathroom, kitchenette, washing machine and heating are provided. The kitchenette gives you a place to prepare food and store ingredients, while the washing machine is useful when you need to do laundry during a city break. A flat-screen TV is also available, and the media facilities include internet services. WiFi is free throughout the property, so you can connect from different parts of the accommodation.

The property is non-smoking throughout. There is no parking available, an important practical point if you are arriving by car; the apartment has no on-site parking option. The combination of a kitchenette and washing machine supports independent day-to-day routines, while heating and a private bathroom are also among its indoor facilities.

Appartamento del Battistero - Affitti Brevi Italia is on Via del Battistero in San Michele, within Lucca’s historic centre. Churches, civic buildings and squares are close by: Santi Giovanni e Reparata is 50 m away, San Martino Cathedral is 150 m away, and Piazza Napoleone is 200 m away. Palazzo Ducale is 250 m from the apartment. The surrounding streets connect these landmarks with cafés and restaurants, including Enoteca Calasto, Il Cuore and Undici Undici, each 50 m away.

Lucca Train Station is 450 m from the apartment, and you can walk the final stretch from the station. San Pietro a Vico station is 4.3 km away. Pisa International Airport is 17.8 km away, while Florence Airport is 55.3 km away. There is no parking available. As the apartment is inside the limited-traffic zone, contact the property about access before driving in and send your number plate before arrival; do not enter a gate without the property’s instructions. Check-in is from 15:00 to 20:00, and you need to share your expected arrival time in advance.

For nearby sightseeing, Teatro del Giglio is 200 m away, Mercato del Carmine is 300 m away, Guinigi Tower is 350 m away and Piazza dell’Anfiteatro is 450 m away. The tower is known for its rooftop garden, while Piazza dell’Anfiteatro follows the curved footprint of a Roman amphitheatre. Mercato del Carmine is a historic market complex, and Teatro del Giglio hosts performances. San Martino Cathedral and the Museo della Cattedrale di Lucca are also nearby, giving you the option of exploring the city’s religious art and architecture on foot.