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Standard double or twin with city view, balcony, private facilities, and breakfast

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Superior triple with city view, king bed, private facilities, and breakfast

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2 person junior suite with city view, king bed, an extra bed, private facilities, and breakfast

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A Palazzo Busdraghi, with its charming elegance, is a 4-star hotel in Lucca, created from an old town house, having the same name, in Via Fillungo, the main street in the historic centre, the very heart of Lucca. It dates back to the 16th century and has an irregular rectangular shape with a complex distribution of internal space that derives from earlier medieval buildings.It is bounded on three sides by Via Fillungo, Via Busdraghi and Via del Portico, and the entrance to the courtyard from Via Fillungo is through a 16th-century covered loggia with a beautiful portal with Doric columns in the Civitali style.

A Palazzo Busdraghi, with its charming elegance, is a 4-star hotel in Lucca, created from an old town house, having the same name, in Via Fillungo, the main street in the historic centre, the very heart of Lucca. It dates back to the 16th century and has an irregular rectangular shape with a complex distribution of internal space that derives from earlier medieval buildings.It is bounded on three sides by Via Fillungo, Via Busdraghi and Via del Portico, and the entrance to the courtyard from Via Fillungo is through a 16th-century covered loggia with a beautiful portal with Doric columns in the Civitali style.