Casa San Martino, stylish flat with stunning views of Lucca s cathedral

Casa San Martino is an apartment in San Michele, Lucca, with garden, city and landmark views.

Set in a historic building, it offers 190 m² of space for up to six people, with three separate bedrooms, two living rooms and three bathrooms. The layout suits families or groups who want room to gather as well as separate sleeping areas; each bedroom has a large bed and an ensuite bathroom.

The private kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and kitchenware. In the living areas, a sofa, dining space and desk provide places to relax, eat or work. Air conditioning, a washing machine and tumble dryer add practical comforts, while the apartment also has a flat-screen TV and free WiFi. Hardwood or parquet flooring complements the garden, city and landmark outlooks. San Martino Cathedral is 50 m away, and Lucca Train Station is 350 m from the apartment. Public parking is available nearby at a charge.

Casa San Martino is offered as one three-bedroom apartment rather than a choice of separate room categories. At 190 m², it has space for up to six people, with two living rooms and three bathrooms, including an ensuite bathroom for each bedroom. The three sleeping rooms each have one large bed, while garden, city and landmark views distinguish the apartment's outlook.

A private, fully equipped kitchen provides a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and kitchenware, alongside a dining table and seating area. The apartment also has air conditioning, a washing machine and tumble dryer, plus a children's high chair. Hardwood or parquet floors, a desk and a flat-screen TV round out the room features. The layout gives a group separate bedrooms while retaining shared living and dining space.

Casa San Martino combines the facilities of a self-contained apartment with services for getting around Lucca. WiFi is free throughout the property, and an airport shuttle and shuttle service are among its facilities. Guests can use the lift, heating and air conditioning; private check-in/check-out and express check-in/check-out are also available. Families have a children's high chair, family rooms and babysitting/child services.

The apartment's kitchen facilities include a refrigerator, stovetop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, electric kettle and kitchenware, with a washing machine and tumble dryer for laundry. A flat-screen TV and tea/coffee maker are provided. Public parking is available nearby without advance reservation and costs €2 per hour. The facilities also include bicycle rental, walking and bike tours, cooking classes, local-culture tours and a tennis court.

The apartment is on Via Arcivescovato in San Michele, within Lucca's historic centre. Religious and civic landmarks sit close to this address: San Martino Cathedral, Museo della Cattedrale di Lucca and Palazzo Arcivescovile are each 50 m away. Chiesa di Santa Maria della Rosa is also 50 m away, and Baluardo San Colombano is 150 m from the apartment. The surrounding streets connect cathedral buildings, small churches and palazzi with cafés and restaurants; Undici Undici and Ristorante Caffetteria San Colombano are both 100 m away.

Lucca Train Station is 350 m away, so you can reach the apartment on foot from the rail station. The property sits inside the old centre; if you are driving, contact Casa San Martino before entering to arrange access and parking. Nearby public parking costs €2 per hour and does not require a reservation. You also need to tell the property your expected arrival time in advance, with check-in from 17:00 to 23:30.

Walk to Piazza Napoleone (300 m), a broad civic square, then continue to Guinigi Tower (300 m), known for trees growing on its rooftop, and Piazza dell'Anfiteatro (500 m), whose curved outline follows the Roman amphitheatre site. Orto Botanico di Lucca is 350 m away and has botanical collections within the historic centre. The nearby cathedral district also includes smaller churches and civic palaces, giving these blocks a distinctly ecclesiastical character.