Simone and Irene were very helpful, always ready to find solutions that met every customer’s expectations.
FedericoIl y a 4 semaines
★★★·Lucca·9.3
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Liberi Mercanti, a boutique guest house in Lucca’s historic center, offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, desks, and TVs. The on‑site restaurant serves authentic Italian dishes, including vegetarian and gluten‑free options, in a traditional setting. Free Wi‑Fi, lounge, shared kitchen, minimarket, hairdresser, bike and car hire, luggage storage, and shuttle service enhance convenience.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
Simone and Irene were very helpful, always ready to find solutions that met every customer’s expectations.
Federico·Il y a 4 semaines
The vibe was like a shared‑flat, which I appreciated.
Manfred·Il y a un mois
The accommodation is in a wonderful 700‑plus‑year‑old building in the old city centre, with a kitchen that has a fridge shelf and an amazing view over the rooftops near the ancient mercato building. Host Simone was amazing and helpful, even driving us to our winery tour. The room was comfortable and fairly well equipped. Remember it’s a social cooperative and students occupy the other rooms, so don’t expect hotel‑level services or cleaning. Our private bathroom was across the hall, spacious, and everything worked well. The only real downside was the noisy mobile air‑con unit that required us to empty a water bucket every day; other rooms may have proper air‑con.
Maddy·Il y a 2 mois
The staff were super friendly, the location very central, and the stay comfortable. I would recommend it.
Giuseppe·Il y a 4 mois
Liberi Mercanti is truly in the heart of Lucca’s ancient city, meaning you can walk everywhere within a 350‑metre radius. The place lent me a bicycle for a few hours so I could comfortably cover the 4 kilometres above the ancient walls. It’s a genuine Nordic‑style guest house with private rooms and bathrooms, and a large shared kitchen that lets you cook meals on site, saving a lot. Other guests were students from the local film academy, so chatting with them was nice; it’s clear the place attracts an educated, cultured clientele. The Rinascimento room, with its floral wall, is elegant and spacious, and the bathroom is very convenient. Hot water is available at all hours, the Wi‑Fi and TV are good, and there are no noises from other guests; I was told the walls between rooms are double‑walled with a sound‑absorbing cavity to minimise noise. The air‑con works well and let me rest in the afternoon. The staff seemed very motivated; it’s a cooperative that also employs disadvantaged people learning a new trade, which I appreciated. Below is a well‑stocked supermarket, and Liberi Mercanti gave me a 15 % discount for any visit to Gigi restaurant whenever I wanted: Gigi is a truly characteristic and typical spot that I liked. I’ll have to return to Lucca for work and will definitely stay at Liberi Mercanti again.
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