Smartroom Lula (Adults Only)

Really fantastic! The room is practical and comfortable, and everything is close by. It's clean, the owner is kind, and being able to check in at any hour, day or night, is a real plus.

The hosts are welcoming, and the apartments are quite new and very comfortable. The courtyard is cozy, with a big, comfortable table in the garden for eating outdoors or having wine in the evening. The space isn't large, but it's enough for what tourists need, and you can stay a long time. It's easy to cook for a child or make coffee. The room has a microwave, kettle, hair dryer, a single induction burner, coffee pot, refrigerator, table with a desk, and a fixed wardrobe. There's also laundry. The hotel is in the city center, just 2 minutes from a supermarket and 2 minutes from an excellent cafe. Three minutes' walk away there's a great place that makes salads to order with any ingredients, including raw tuna and raw red fish. They also have tasty bread with a big selection. The central square is an 8-minute walk, and there's always parking near the hotel. It's convenient if you're planning trips around the city center, Florence, Venice, or even Garda, about 1.5 hours away. Tuscany is very close. Enjoy your stay. The hotel owner also speaks Russian, which is handy for many people.

The location worked really well for getting around: the central square is about 8 minutes away, and a supermarket and a very good cafe are both a couple of minutes on foot. There’s parking nearby, too. From here, Tuscany is close, and Florence, Venice, or even Garda are around an hour and a half away, so it’s handy as a base for exploring. The apartments are spotless and comfortable, with a cozy courtyard and laundry facilities. They have what you need for a longer stay, including a microwave, kettle, hair dryer, single induction hob, and coffee pot. I could make coffee and cook something for my child. The hosts are welcoming, and the owner also speaks Russian, which will be useful for some guests.

The rooms are quite clean, but they’re very narrow and completely inaccessible for people with disabilities.