Il Campanile di Lari

Il Campanile di Lari is a spacious, old-town apartment stay in the heart of Lari, designed for travelers who want a local, live-like-a-resident vibe.

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Apartment-style space: The property is a full 120 m² apartment, which can feel refreshingly roomy compared with typical Tuscan village stays. With three bedrooms plus a living area, it suits families or small groups who want to spread out.

Self-catering setup: A full kitchen with a refrigerator and coffee machine makes it easy to handle breakfasts and simple meals without relying on restaurants every day. This is especially handy for longer stays or travelers with dietary preferences.

In-room comfort features: Air conditioning and heating help keep the apartment comfortable across seasons. A private bathroom with shower and bidet, plus provided towels and bed linen, supports a straightforward, no-fuss arrival.

Practical amenities for longer trips: A washing machine is a big plus for road-trippers and families packing light. Free Wi‑Fi and a flat-screen TV cover the basics for downtime.

Village-center location: Being set on Piazza Giacomo Matteotti places you right in central Lari, ideal for evening strolls and an easy base for day trips toward Pisa and the coast. The historic feel of the area matches the apartment’s setting in a building dating to 1800.

Trade-off: not a serviced stay: As an apartment rental, daily housekeeping and on-site reception may be limited compared with a traditional hotel. Guests who prefer full-service support may find it less hands-on.

Trade-off: stairs and old-building quirks: Historic buildings can come with tighter access and potential noise from the square. Light sleepers may want to plan accordingly.

Pros	Cons
Large 3-bedroom, 120 m² apartment	Limited hotel-style services
Kitchen, Wi‑Fi, A/C, washing machine	Potential old-building access/noise

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