Palazzo Busdraghi dates back to the 16th century and has an irregular rectangular shape with a complex distribution of internal space that derives from earlier medieval buildings. It is bounded on three sides by Via Fillungo, Via Busdraghi and Via del Portico, and the entrance to the courtyard from Via Fillungo is through a 16th-century covered loggia with a beautiful portal with Doric columns in the Civitali style.
The Company of the Cross, whose role was to assist people who were condemned to death and to give hospitality to pilgrims, was one of the last dimore of the family.

There is also a large beautiful garden behind the long wall on Via Busdraghi. This name as well as the property became the family's through the marriage of Anna di Michele Bartolomei to Giuseppe Francesco Busdraghi in 1701.
The façade in Via Fillungo dates from 1500 and has a wood-paneled door and family crests set into an old fanlight, with columns on the outside and in the courtyard in the style of noted artists in Lucca in the 16th century.
Jacopo di Piero Busdraghi was already living in the area in 1340, renting a property described as extra portam in the San Pietro Somaldi district, while the family's principal house was the one owned by Giuseppe Francesco in Via San Giorgio which he sold, with the consent of the General Council, to Lelio Ottorini who later sold it to the marquises Meuron. They also owned a "beautiful villa with an olive grove" in Pozzuolo (then called Quilici). Parking is just two blocks way in their own gated area with a porter if necessary.

The hallmark of the A Palazzo Busdraghi town house hotel is the care it gives to the services it offers to its guests:

Bedrooms:
There are seven bedrooms, all different in shape, colour and furnishings. Fine antiques are combined with modern fittings and all rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned and have a minibar, safe, two telephones (in the bedroom and bathroom) and satellite TV.
At the period residence A Palazzo Busdraghi you can have breakfast in the sunny "tapestry" room that overlooks a green corner of the town, have tea or sip your drink in the charming little reading room, or take the opportunity to relax in the sauna.
We will be happy to see to all your wishes and requirements.