Hotel Residence Villa Jolanda

"The family-run *** hotel. The structure and furnishings are a bit dated, located in front of the pedestrian street that leads to the various beaches. The room (no. 27), on the second floor, is sufficiently spacious with a wardrobe, small desk and dresser. A small terrace overlooks the small swimming pool with a sea view in the background. Bathroom: with shower, bidet and sink (with window). A small fridge is provided. Adjustable air conditioning. Quiet room. We had half board. Breakfast: the always fresh fruit salad and the small homemade pastries were appreciated. Dinner: self-service buffet for starters. Not a huge choice but everything was quality. First and second courses and desserts of your choice served at the table. Quality cuisine with good raw materials. Not elaborate dishes, but simplicity is the winning card. Everything was much appreciated. The portions are generous with the possibility of seconds! Also worth mentioning was the delicious homemade ice cream (as were all the desserts). Very friendly and kind staff. We had a nice stay from all points of view. The affiliated beach is Lido Davide, a few metres from the hotel."

Relais Corte Rodeschi

"Amazing place surrounded by nature and old architecture. The rooms are very nice, good breakfast and lovely people working there. There is also a big swimming pool and garden, which makes it even better. Would definitely recommend staying here!"

Peralta Tuscany

Badia Giulia

"We had the most delightful stay at B&B Badia Giulia. Our hosts were so gracious, our room (Le Celle) was scrumptious and exquisitely designed, and the property (a former monastery) was magical. We had breakfast under an arbor in the garden and it was truly delicious. We can't wait to return to this wonderful area of Italy -only 30 minutes from Lucca!"

Villa Il Fortino

Hotel Siesta

"Excellent location and view ... but the spaces, especially for shower ( st.504) provide quite lean customers ... sufficient breakfast for quality and variety, but without excellence. Interesting free parking."

Petit Hotel

"This hotel is one of the best hotels I have ever booked in Italy. Extremly friendly, cozy place. Home made cakes and bread by Marta is definitely best breakfast in Italy ever. Rooms are big, very clean and you feel immediately like home. I must recommend this unique hotel to everyone who wants to enjoy Versilia"

Hotel Piccadilly

"We stayed in this hotel for the third time and always during the carnival period. I really like the structure, from the external hailstones, the presence of the lift to the rooms. Simple, sober rooms equipped with everything you need. The location is excellent for the sea, a little far from the Viareggio Carnival, but the walk is pleasant. European breakfast, good and with various desserts. Friendly and helpful staff, always present. Excellent quality/price. Pillows not present in the wardrobe, but brought to the room on request. The furniture in the rooms is a little dated, but all useful and functional. The only thing I really didn't like were the paintings in the rooms (but that's not a fundamental thing!). Very hot in the room, even with the fan on on the cold. Bathroom fan quite noisy, until it turns off, I was afraid that the neighbors would be annoyed by it."

Hotel Laurin

"Hotel Laurin enjoys a prime location between Lido di Camaiore and Viareggio, making it incredibly convenient for exploring both areas. You can reach both promenades within a five-minute walk, and the beach—including the free beaches—is directly in front of the hotel, just across the street. Whether you're after a relaxing day by the sea or a leisurely stroll along the shore, this hotel places you right in the middle of it all. The staff at Hotel Laurin are exceptionally friendly, giving the impression that the hotel is family-run. They are attentive to customers' needs and ensure a pleasant stay. I was pleasantly surprised by the daily room cleaning service, which I hadn’t anticipated. The complimentary breakfast, while not extraordinary, was decent considering the price paid. A standout feature was the waitress, always ready to assist with a big smile—a charming reflection of Italian hospitality. Upon entering the room, the initial impression was somewhat disappointing. The furniture appeared to be from the 1970s, and it was evident that some updates were needed. For example, the shower head was hanging loose, which could have easily been fixed with a simple wall attachment. However, despite the dated appearance, the room was clean, and the air conditioning worked perfectly—a significant advantage in the summer heat. Given the prices during the high season, the room offered good value for money. If you're not expecting luxury, this hotel provides a reasonable compromise between comfort and cost. Overall, my experience at Hotel Laurin was positive, largely due to its excellent location, friendly staff, and welcoming atmosphere. While the room's outdated decor might initially disappoint, it’s a minor issue when considering the competitive pricing. When rating this hotel, it’s important to factor in your expectations and the value for money, and in this regard, Hotel Laurin certainly fulfils the task. Everything was clean and functional, making it a solid choice for a budget-friendly stay."