Al Carmine Apartments Towers view with AC

Al Carmine Apartments is an apartment in Anfiteatro, Lucca, with views of historic rooftops and towers.

Housed in a historic building, it offers an 80 m² layout for up to seven people, with two bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms.

Air conditioning, soundproofing and a private entrance are part of the apartment, alongside a kitchen with a stovetop, refrigerator, kitchenware, electric kettle and coffee machine. The dining table, dining area, sofa and seating area give the living space practical uses for shared meals and time indoors; a flat-screen TV is also provided. The windows overlook the city and landmarks, including the nearby Guinigi Tower.

The apartment suits families or small groups who want separate bedrooms and room for up to seven, as well as travellers who value a self-catering setup. Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is 150 m away, and Lucca Train Station is 750 m away. Free public parking is possible nearby, pets stay at no extra charge, and free WiFi is available. Guests have praised the host for luggage help, station transport and local recommendations, while some have found the kitchen lighting insufficient for preparing meals.

The Two-Bedroom Apartment is the accommodation type, with 80 m² arranged across two separate bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. It accommodates up to seven people, with a single bed, king-size beds and sofa beds across the sleeping areas. A private entrance gives the apartment its own access; air conditioning and soundproof walls are also provided.

The kitchen includes a stovetop, refrigerator, kitchenware, electric kettle and coffee machine, alongside a dining table and separate dining area. In the living room, a sofa and seating area provide space to sit, while a flat-screen TV is available. Windows look over the city and local landmarks, making the views a notable feature of the apartment. The layout combines cooking, dining and sleeping areas within one private apartment.

Guests have a private apartment with air conditioning, heating, family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Free WiFi is available, and the apartment has a kitchen and tea and coffee-making equipment, including a coffee machine, electric kettle, stovetop and refrigerator. Free public parking is possible nearby without a reservation; pets are accepted at no extra charge.

Leisure options include guided local-culture activities, walking and bicycle tours, and hiking. An airport shuttle and a separate shuttle service are among the transport facilities, while a minimarket is on site. Families can use board games and puzzles and books, DVDs or music for children. Inside the apartment, a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, dining area, sofa, soundproofing and city and landmark views complement the kitchen facilities.

Al Carmine Apartments is in Anfiteatro, a central quarter of Lucca’s historic centre, where narrow lanes connect small squares, shops and places to eat. Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is 150 m away, Palazzo Guinigi is 100 m away and Guinigi Tower is 150 m away. Da Gigi, one of several nearby restaurants, is 50 m from the apartment. The apartment sits among historic façades and local businesses, with the sights of this part of town close enough to reach on foot.

Lucca Train Station is 750 m away, making the apartment reachable on foot from the rail terminus; guests who have luggage can also ask the host for assistance, which travellers have praised. Check-in is between 14:30 and 22:30, and you should send your expected arrival time to the host in advance. Free public parking is possible nearby without a reservation. If you plan to drive, arrange access or parking with the host before driving into the centre.

Nearby stops include Torre Civica delle Ore and Museo Storico della Liberazione, both 150 m away, plus MUST - Museo della Città di Lucca, also 150 m away. Giardino Sensi, 150 m away, adds a green space between visits. Piazza dell'Anfiteatro centres this cluster of historic sights, while the Guinigi Tower is known for its rooftop holm oaks. Sant'Andrea and the shops and cafés around the apartment add further short walking stops. The piazza itself follows the curved footprint of the Roman amphitheatre.