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Casa Torre San Romano is a splendid apartment located on the fourth and top floor surrounded by windows on all sides, which makes it a pleasantly bright and airy house from which you can enjoy pleasant views (you can even glimpse the Church of San Martino! ). It is located within the historic walls of Lucca in a 16th century building with classic Lucca stone stairs, a stone's throw from Piazza Napoleone (commonly called Piazza Grande by the people of Lucca) and can be easily reached from the paid parking Cittadella, ideal for those he comes to Lucca by car. At Casa Torre San Romano you can enjoy two double bedrooms (one with a small en-suite bathroom and small terrace), a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a relaxation room where you can read a good book or rest comfortably after a day at the discovery of the beautiful medieval city. BABY CHAIR: 25 Eur Per stay (upon request).

Guests especially love staying inside Lucca’s historic city walls, where everything is within easy walking distance and the atmosphere feels authentic, with medieval streets, elegant squares and small local shops all around. The area is quiet yet lively, with plenty of cafés, wine bars and traditional restaurants where guests can enjoy Lucchese dishes and Tuscan wines just a few minutes’ walk from the apartment.​ Just a short stroll away are Lucca’s main highlights: the Renaissance city walls (perfect for walking or cycling), Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, the Guinigi Tower and the Cathedral of San Martino, along with many churches and museums that tell the city’s history. The train station is also within walking distance, making it easy to plan day trips to other Tuscan destinations, although many guests choose to stay in Lucca to enjoy its relaxed atmosphere, street markets and frequent concerts in the squares.