Palazzo Colombini Apartment

Palazzo Colombini Apartment is an apartment in San Michele, Lucca, with 140 m² of space, two bedrooms and city views.

It is about 300 m from Lucca’s centre, with museums, squares and Parco delle Mura Urbane nearby.

The accommodation combines two separate bedrooms with a living room and one bathroom, and sleeps up to eight. The private kitchen includes a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and kitchenware, alongside a dining table, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. A washing machine, high chair, flat-screen TV, desk, sofa, private entrance and parquet floors round out the apartment’s equipment. The bathroom has a walk-in shower and bidet, while the unit also includes towels and linen.

The apartment offers city views and free wired internet in public areas; there is no on-site parking. Upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Its two-bedroom arrangement and independent kitchen suit families or groups who want space to cook and do laundry while staying close to Lucca’s historic sights. Guests praise nearby cafés, eateries and public transport, though some report street noise reaching the bedrooms at night.

Palazzo Colombini Apartment has one accommodation type, a 140 m² Two-Bedroom Apartment for up to eight people. It contains two separate bedrooms, a living room and one bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet. City views are a defining feature, and a private entrance gives the apartment its own separate access. The sleeping arrangement combines a king-size bed, a double bed and a sofa bed, with the latter positioned in the living room.

Cooking and dining are well represented: the private kitchen has a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and kitchenware, plus a dining table, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. A washing machine and children’s high chair add practical equipment for longer visits or family groups. The apartment also has a desk, seating area and flat-screen television, with towels, linen and a wardrobe included among the room facilities.

Facilities centre on the apartment’s private kitchen and laundry equipment. Kitchenware, a stovetop, oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and coffee machine cover meal preparation; a dining table and seating area provide places to eat. A washing machine, drying rack, iron and ironing facilities are also available, and families can use a children’s high chair. The apartment has a flat-screen TV, sofa and desk, with a city view from the accommodation.

The bathroom has a shower, bidet, toilet and hairdryer, with towels and toilet paper provided. Heating, a private entrance, wardrobe, linen and a clothes rack add to the room setup. There is no on-site parking, while free wired internet is available in public areas. Upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The wider facilities include tennis, bowling, horse riding, hiking and bicycle rental, with car hire also available.

Palazzo Colombini Apartment is in San Michele, within Lucca’s historic centre. The immediate surroundings include Museo Nazionale di Palazzo Mansi (100 m) and Parco delle Mura Urbane (200 m), as well as Chiesa del Crocifisso dei Bianchi (50 m). Antico Caffe' is 150 m away, and nearby streets have cafés and local eateries. Guest comments praise access to public transport and nearby parking, while some also report hearing street sounds and voices in the bedrooms at night. Reviewers have noted that cafés and breakfast spots are on the same street, alongside a range of local eateries.

Lucca Train Station is 850 m from the apartment; Autolinee Toscane Terminal Bus Lucca is 150 m away, as is Piazzale Giuseppe Verdi. There is no on-site parking. Since the apartment is inside the historic centre, drivers should contact the property before entering the restricted-traffic area to arrange access. Check-in runs from 15:00 to 20:00, and you need to send your expected arrival time in advance.

Nearby sights include Museo-casa natale di Giacomo Puccini (250 m), Piazza Napoleone (400 m), Piazza dell'Anfiteatro (650 m) and Guinigi Tower (750 m). The Puccini museum occupies the composer’s birthplace, while Piazza dell'Anfiteatro follows the footprint of the Roman amphitheatre. Guinigi Tower is a medieval landmark with trees growing on its roof. The tree-lined promenade atop Lucca’s historic walls is a walking option, and Parco delle Mura Urbane provides nearby access to it. Guests can pair visits with cafés and restaurants on nearby streets.