Calci Hotel Guide - Natural History Museum of the University of Pisa hotels in Calci, Italy.

"Quaint "

"Nice stay, strategically positioned between Pisa and Lucca. Need a car to reach the train station. Our stay was in Autumn and we didn't try the swimming pool"

"A stunningly beautiful property with amazing views. This was our 2nd visit in the last 8 years and the owner has made a few improvements such as adding A/C but without compromising the Tuscan charm. We love this villa!! A particular highlight was a local chef Daniela coming to prepare a delicious 4 course meal for us - including the best tiramisu we’ve ever had! Thank you so much Marco for a wonderful stay"

"Great stay! This peaceful property draws you back in medieval time, both with the look and smell (we had to use to the smell though). The rooms are big and clean. A huuge TV in the living room, a pity that the room cannot be more spacious:) The kitchen/dining room could also have been bigger, with a bit more light, but that's how old Tuscan houses look like:) We found all necessities in the kitchen and bathrooms and plenty of towels.The pool is super nice, with a relaxing area around. Thanks to Roberta and Giovanni (with Nina;)!"

"As four able-bodied adults, Villa Limone worked out really well for us. The cottage is in an elevated peaceful location on the edge of a great little town, which has plenty of eateries and shops within walking distance. The final 100m drive up to the villa is tricky for the uninitiated, so we were glad not to have a car! The highlight of the villa is the large private well-maintained pool with a wonderful view, plus well-functioning air con. The wifi glitched a bit, but this was outside the owner’s control - Tommaso was very responsive to any queries we had and we were very grateful for his help with our luggage on the final day! The kitchen/living/dining area would probably be small for more than four people and the furniture/light fittings etc were a little tired, but this didn’t bother us, we had a great time at Villa Limone. Grazie Tommaso! "