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"Restaurants near by. Airport nearby. Expedia did not contact the owner before our arrival which resulted in a delay"

"The hosts were EXTREMELY helpful in getting us around and the breakfast was very refreshing. "

"Fantastic little property, great location, authentic Italian decor and great price!!"

"A beautiful property with a generous and friendly family. An excellent place to stay. "

"This was perfect for our short stay. Convenient. Close to airport and sights. Nice accomodations."

"Nice apartment close to airport and train station. Everything is in walking distance. Room was comfortable and clean."

"I love this place "

"A very nice experience in a lovely town. The hostess was very accomadating. She let us arrive earlier than expected and was very informative for parking. Despite it was a Saturday and a holiday it was very quiet for a good nights sleep. Coffee at breakast was some of the best around."

"Close to the centre and the airport"

"Clean simple room a very short walk straight down the street to the airport, and a minute's walk from the bus stop which goes into Pisa centre. Ideal for early flights. "

"We stayed for one night and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The location was excellent, with an easy walk into the historic centre while still being in a quieter area. Parking was simple and convenient, which was a big plus. Our room had a balcony that we enjoyed, the air conditioning worked exceptionally well, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. We would definitely stay here again on a future visit to Lucca."

"Proximity to the Tower and modest price were my selection criteria. The apartment was spacious enough for me and my teen son for a night. If we were staying longer, the kitchen would have been a benefit certainly. The fly smashed on the wall above the bed was a bummer. Housekeeping missed that. Like many older buildings, there are improvements that can be made to the fixtures and whatnot, but I saw this as a work in progress. The Major issue I had was an after the fact discovery of the stained...