B&B Le mi' Cocche

Hey, I'm Debora

Debora, the manager of B&B Le Mi’ Cocche, hails from Lucca and currently resides in Capannori, where she has fulfilled her dream of opening her own establishment after years of working at hotel receptions in the area. Her experience in the hospitality industry has allowed her to cultivate a keen sensitivity for welcoming guests and listening to their needs, but it is in her bed and breakfast that she has truly found a way to showcase her style: warm, attentive, and genuine. Debora enjoys building a direct and friendly relationship with her guests, always making herself available to meet their needs. Her vision of hospitality is rooted in sharing and empathy, aiming to make visitors feel not just like customers, but like individuals entering a real, lived-in home with a soul. Every detail, from the morning smile to the meticulous care of the rooms, reflects the passion she has for this endeavor, transforming each stay into a heartfelt and personal experience.

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Area Campagna

The area where the B&B Le Mi’ Cocche is located is an authentic corner of the Tuscan countryside, situated in the municipality of Capannori, just a few minutes from the historic center of Lucca. Here, the landscape features gentle hills, neatly arranged vineyards, ancient olive groves, and timeless villages, making it perfect for those seeking peace, beauty, and a slower, more mindful way of life.

Capannori is renowned for its historic villas, noble residences built between the 16th and 19th centuries, set within centuries-old parks and impeccably preserved. Among these, Villa Torrigiani, Villa Mansi, and Villa Reale stand out as extraordinary examples of an aristocratic past intertwined with the region's nature and culture. Strolling through the area reveals unexpected views, quaint towns, Romanesque churches, and corners of complete tranquility.

The location is also ideal for those wishing to explore the artistic cities of Tuscany: Lucca is just a few kilometers away, enchanting visitors with its well-preserved Renaissance walls, elegant squares, medieval towers, and Romanesque churches. Pisa, home to the famous Piazza dei Miracoli, is only a half-hour drive, while Florence can be conveniently reached by train for a day trip filled with art, history, and shopping.

Furthermore, the region is a perfect destination for wine and food enthusiasts. The hills of Montecarlo and Capannori are home to numerous wineries where visitors can sample high-quality local wines, often paired with typical products such as extra virgin olive oil, cheeses, and Tuscan cured meats. For nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers cycling paths, green trails, and routes among camellias, fruit trees, and ancient water mills.

Nearby, one can also find picturesque spots like Lake Gherardesca, the Village of Camellias, and Sant’Andrea di Compito, famous for its cultivation of antique camellias. Lastly, the location is perfect for exploring the stunning Cinque Terre, accessible by car or train for a day trip, allowing visitors to combine the tranquility of the countryside with the charm of the sea and the Ligurian villages perched between land and cliffs.