Isabella Cavallini will be happy to welcome guests at the villa home of the family farm. The suites and double rooms are distributed between the first and second floors of the villa, each with a bathroom, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen satellite TV. Guests can breathe the air of a historic place surrounded by nature, close to the well-known seaside resorts of Versilia and the art cities of Pisa, Lucca and Florence. In the morning a buffet breakfast will be served that guests can freely eat in the halls on the ground floor of the villa or in the garden in the panoramic gazebos. The products served for breakfast are produced by the Cavallini farm or purchased from farmers, artisans and other local producers

Villa Cavallini has been recently renovated and has large suites and double rooms, each with exclusive bathroom and all modern comforts (wi-fi, flat screen satellite TV, air conditioning).The structure is located within the wooded park owned by the Cavallini family, at the end of the private road called Via Cavallini, a dirt road that develops over 7 hairpin bends (we do not recommend access to sports or lowered cars and particularly low street bikes). In a quiet and exclusive place the farm offers an original solution of stay in a historic setting surrounded by nature.Starting from April 2020 the structure has decided to change the breakfast service, assigning to each room a private room for exclusive use where breakfast will be served every morning, no longer buffet style but prepared according to guest requests . However, the large garden equipped with different areas with tables and gazebos will be available, where customers can enjoy their breakfast respecting the necessary distances between them.

Villa Cavallini is halfway between the desire to spend a day at the beach or take a walk on the Apuan Alps following the many well-marked paths or even if you want to visit villages and cities rich in history and art such as Sant'Anna di Stazzema, the Medici Palace in Seravezza, the art galleries in Pietrasanta, the walls of Lucca and the wonderful Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa.