Vakantiehuizen in District Willisau

'Wij verbleven met twee honden voor 1 nacht, locatie is prachtig en appartement super netjes!'

'Access was a little difficult if you dont speak the language or dont have a carrier/signal there. I was only able to get access through friend who spoke the language and we demonstrated that not one of our phones could get access unfortunately. After communicating they were considerate enough to leave me a key.'

'Goede locatie, op wandelafstand van het oude centrum. Wij verbleven 1 nacht op doorreis dus alleen om te slapen, zou het niet aanraden om echt in te verblijven, eerder voor alleen logies. De persoon met de sleutels was op tijd en vriendelijk! Er worden meerdere appartementen verhuurd ih gebouw, wij hadden een 1 kamer app. '

'Nice studio apartment in a quiet area of a quiet village. Well stocked with everything you may need and then some. Hosts were available for any questions or needs and live on the ground floor of the property. Great for a business trip, couples stay or small family. Would definitely return if the opportunity arrises.'

'We absolutely loved everything about this apartment. The location is extremely convenient and the city views from inside the apartment (especially the view of the church) was beautiful. A lot of space for our family to stretch out , we traveled with two teenage girls and it was nice for them to each have their own bedroom. The rooftop patio was our favorite feature as you enjoy panoramic views of Lucerne. Hands down the best experience. Highly recommend. Communication with the host was...

'Alina is a great host. Very quick to respond to questions. She met us at the house to go over instructions for an easy checkin. The house is about a 7 minute walk from the train. The bedrooms are big. The view is amazing. Lovely patio to enjoy the mornings and evenings on. Kitchen has a dishwasher which was a nice surprise and had all the cookware we needed.There are a lot of stairs and the walk from town is uphill. I only mention this in case people have mobility issues.'