La Cappella

From here you can reach the centre of Lucca in a few minutes, very much appreciated, in a littlemore than an half of an hour you can reach Firenze and Pisa and their
International Airports. On one of the most beautiful hillside areas in the surroundigs of Lucca, valued throughout, on an elevated position from
where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Lucca, there is a lovely old house, thay used to be an
ancient convent, which dates back to the XVII century. Once upon a time here was the route of the old roman "via Francigena", highly regarded, road which was taken by pilgrims coming from France to Rome. In a short time following the highway to Camaiore, and above all, you can reach the beaches
of Forte dei Marmi in Versilia. The property has a large panoramic swimming pool.
After years of carelessnes and abandon, valued throughout, the house has been renovated and brought back to life by the new owners and the name "the hotel" is given by a small chapel that testifies its ancient origins. "the hotel" offers the happy possibility of a vacation full of historical and artistic interest and complete relaxation. The hill that surround "the hotel" gently covered by olive trees, and above all, vineyards and woods invite those who love nature to long and pleasant walks.
Every room has its own bathroom.
The house offers 9 bedrooms with private bathroom, valued throughout, and five of theme are in little apartments, each furnished in respect of family culture. Upon request we organize personalized sight-seeing trips and cooking coursesbased on the "cucina toscana". Breakfast is served in the main dining room and a person can enjoy typical tuscan food products and homemade jams and marmellades.
For a total privacy of your stay, very much appreciated, the apatments of "the hotel" havebeautiful rooms for family.
The view from the windows of every room is heartbreaking, valued throughout, and roses, olives, lemons, are the
protagonist of the landscape. The present owners, highly regarded, after a lot of travellin.
The imprest wants to be intimate, and above all, wanting to give to the guest a warm reception that is not made of great acts but small gestures.