Cheap Hotels in Lucca

Le Violette is located in a charming historic building in the heart of medieval Lucca, within walking distance of the museum district, railway station and other transport links. Breakfast is served daily and includes sweet and savoury items. Rooms have furnishings in the traditional style, which are complemented by all the modern comforts. Each room is meticulously designed; the various types offer an enchanting and informal atmosphere. Pisa is 20 km from Le Violette. Viareggio and its beaches are a 30-minute drive away.

Offering free WiFi, Dolce Sosta is located 4 km from the centre of Lucca. This property features a garden, a shared lounge, and bright rooms with stone walls. These soundproofed rooms come with a flat-screen TV. Each has a private bathroom with a hairdryer and free toiletries. With free private parking, Dolce Sosta is 2.5 km from the Tassignano Train Station. Pisa is a 30-minute drive away.



Al Cardinale Rooms & Studios boasts a great location in Lucca's historical centre, a few steps from San Michele Square and 200 metres from Napoleone Square with the Ducal Palace. It offers rooms and studios with free Wi-Fi. Guests can walk to the San Martino Cathedral in 5 minutes, or reach Lucca Train Station in just about 10 minutes. The lively surrounding area is packed with restaurants, cafés and shops. All guest rooms have a private bathroom and a coffee machine equipped with coffee capsules, tea and water. Studios also include a kitchenette with a fridge.

Located in the heart of Lucca, an ancient town with renewed splendor, this bed and breakfast offers all modern comforts for a relaxing stay. The B&B is an ideal starting point for visiting the many delights Tuscany has to offer. It is situated next to the crossroads of the ancient Roman Castrum and a short stroll from the most important monuments in the city. Moreover, the train station is within walking distance, meaning that the surrounding cities of Florence (70 km), Pisa (20 km) and San Gimignano (70 km) are instantly accessible. The rooms and suites are fully equipped with all modern facilities. From the junior suite and the suite, you can enjoy stunning views of Guinigi's Tower and S. Martino's Cathedral.






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Hotels in Lucca
An almost perfectly preserved collection of medieval architecture and buildings from past kingdoms and dominions, Lucca lies in a beautiful lush valley north-west of Florence, Italy. This wonderful ancient Italian city oozes old-world charm and offers layers of history from each corner of its narrow, winding streets.
Lucca is famous for its intact city walls dating back to 200AD, numerous churches and medieval towers. Add superb Italian dining, fine antique markets, easy access to surrounding hills and endless beaches and you have Lucca, one of Tuscany's best-kept secrets. We have a series of Lucca hotels from which to explore the area.
Things to do and see
Originally founded by the Etruscans before becoming a Roman colony at around 180BC, Lucca's historical centre preserves the Roman street plan. The Piazza San Michele occupies the site of the ancient forum and traces of the Roman amphitheatre can still be seen in the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro today.
The city walls have now become a pedestrian promenade which encircle the old city, but were used for a number of years for racing cars. Still fully intact today, each of the four principal sides is lined with a different tree species and makes for an interesting stroll around the old city.
Something that cannot be missed is the Torre Guinigi, a very remarkable and important medieval tower. A characteristic making it stand out from other towers around the world is the hanging garden on the roof, home to a number of oak trees.
While the city is known as the city of 100 churches, it would be impossible to visit them all in a short stay. Visitors should, however, make sure they see Cattedrale di San Martino. This beautiful and predominantly Romanesque cathedral dates back to the 11th century and its stunning facade was constructed in the prevailing Lucca-Pisan style. Treasures inside include the Volto Santo crucifix sculpture and a 15th-century white marble tomb. There is also a magnificent rendition of The Last Supper by Tintoretto along with Domenico Ghirlandaio's (famous as being Michelangelo's master) masterpiece, Madonna Enthroned with Saints.
The old Roman amphitheatre is mostly gone now, with medieval houses in place of the ancient spectator stands. The amphitheatre is now famous for hosting music concerts, and many international performers including Van Morrison and The Eagles have played here.
Hire a car for the day, drive east to the nearby hills and find historic villas and Belle Epoque Montecatini Terme, where Puccini lazed in warm spa waters.
Food and drink
Lucca is home to a small sweet bread called Buccellato, which has a unique taste of anise. You can find it only in Lucca, in a small shop called Taddeucci, behind Saint Michael's church. The city also offers some of the most delicious Italian food in the country. Try Da Pasquale or the Antica Locanda di Sesto for some superb meals. Enjoy a huge Italian sandwich for lunch at La Tana del Boia or perhaps a truly magnificent ice cream at Le Bonta.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Lucca
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Tangohotel, Villa Romantica and Palazzo Tucci Residenza d'Epoca are some of the popular hotels in Lucca.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Lucca?
The cheapest price for a double room in Lucca is £30, offered by Le Violette.What are the best hotels in Lucca near the center?
The best hotels near the center of Lucca are Lucca in Villa San Donato, Le Violette and San Luca Palace Hotel.120,000 Hotels
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