Villa Lombardi
A reserved oasis in the centre of Camaiore

Villa Lombardi is an elegant and new Bed and Breakfast located in an ancient villa surrounded by a large and green garden. The villa is a pleasant and reserved oasis located in the centre of Camaiore, an ancient Roman village placed on the historical Via Francigena. The owners live in the villa and are available for advises on where to go, itineraries, and to satisfy any request of their guests. The B&B is equipped with all main comforts and has a private parking.

All Rooms are composed of a sleeping room with big windows overlooking the garden and an extra adjacent room facing the mountains where to work, read or host a third person. All rooms have en-suite bathroom with shower, air conditioning, Sat-TV and safe.

The garden, with its elegant furnishing, is ideal for relaxing after a day spent at the beach, in the mountains or back from cultural trips. Here, guests can spend their evenings with the innkeepers or with the other guests of the B&B.

Special attention is given to breakfast, which can be served in your own room, in the breakfast room or outside in the garden. Every morning main newspapers are available for guests starting from breakfast time. Restaurants, pizzerias and wine bars can be reached on foot from the villa.

Camaiore is located in the inland of Versilia, among the Apuane Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Just few places in the world have such a combination of landscapes, ranging from sea to hills, from mountains to lake, from beach to Alps.

The mountains surrounding Camaiore are a real paradise for trekking-lovers. The bed and breakfast supplies bicycles to guests to explore this fascinating environment.

By car and public transportation you can easily reach the nice beaches of the Versilia, which are at about 8 km from Villa Lombardi, or visit the towns nearby, like Pietrasanta, Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio, also well known for their night-life and shopping streets. Last but not least, you can't miss the marble caves of Carrara, beloved by Michelangelo.