Villa Rosa Antica

Villa Rosa Antica is a bed and breakfast in Borgo Giannotti, Lucca, with multi-bedroom suites offering garden and city views.

The three suites accommodate between three and six people, with two bedrooms in each. The 34 m² Deluxe Suite is the largest; the other options measure 28 m² and 25 m². Rooms have air conditioning, a washing machine, a private bathroom, a bath and a walk-in shower. Their bed arrangements combine extra-large double beds with sofa beds, while the Suite with Garden View also has a single bed.

The separate bedrooms and family-room setup suit families and small groups. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, with local specialities, pastries, pancakes, cheese, fruit and juice; special diet menus are available on request. The garden has outdoor seating and dining furniture, and there is a shared lounge. WiFi is free throughout. Free public parking is possible at a nearby location without reservation. Porta San Jacopo is 250 m away, giving you a direct point of entry to the historic centre.

Villa Rosa Antica has three two-bedroom suites, each with a private bathroom and capacity for between three and six people. The largest is the 34 m² Deluxe Suite, which sleeps up to six and has four beds. The Suite with Garden View measures 28 m² and accommodates four, while the 25 m² Junior Suite with Garden View is for up to three. Each suite has air conditioning, garden and city views, a washing machine, a bath and a walk-in shower.

The bed arrangements differ by room: the Deluxe Suite has extra-large double beds and sofa beds, the Suite with Garden View adds a single bed, and the Junior Suite combines an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed. These layouts give families or small groups separate bedrooms, while the different capacities help distinguish the options. All three retain the same combination of garden and city outlooks and bathroom facilities.

Villa Rosa Antica has a garden with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area, as well as a shared lounge with a television. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, with local specialities, fresh pastries, pancakes, cheese, fruit and juice. Special diet menus can be requested. A minimarket is on site, and daily housekeeping is provided.

The suites have air conditioning, heating and soundproofing, with family rooms and interconnected rooms among the accommodation options. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Free public parking is possible at a nearby location, with no reservation needed; street parking is also available. In the rooms, the facilities include private bathrooms, baths or showers, bidets, toiletries, hairdryers, towels and linen. Garden and city views, washing machines, flat-screen televisions and satellite channels are also available.

Villa Rosa Antica is in Borgo Giannotti, a residential quarter just north of Lucca’s historic walls. The bed and breakfast is 1.2 km from the centre; Porta San Jacopo is 250 m away, while Baluardo San Pietro and Parco delle Mura Urbane are each 300 m away. This northern approach brings you to the old town at a gate, with the wall-side park and historic fortifications close to the property. Via Delano Roosevelt and the surrounding streets connect the neighbourhood with the walled centre.

Lucca Train Station is 1.5 km away. Pisa International Airport is 18.9 km from the property, and Florence Airport is 54.8 km away. For rail arrivals, the station is on the south side of the walled centre, so the final leg continues north to Borgo Giannotti. Free public parking is possible nearby without a reservation. The property’s position outside the walls lets you approach the historic centre from Porta San Jacopo rather than from the station side.

From the gate, the old town’s streets lead to Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, 750 m away, and Basilica di San Frediano, 800 m away. Guinigi Tower is 850 m from the property, while Piazza Napoleone is 1.3 km away. Piazza dell'Anfiteatro follows the outline of the Roman amphitheatre, and Guinigi Tower is known for the trees on its rooftop. The basilica and central squares add further stops for an on-foot visit to Lucca’s historic buildings.