Parking
The lane outside is pedestrian-only from ten in the morning, so unload at the door before then if you can.
The public garage two streets down the hill takes cards and charges by the hour; from there it is a four-minute walk up.
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What is the Wi-Fi password?
The network is LanternHouse and the password is lanterna2026 — there is a copy button under it in the Wi-Fi chapter.
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Is there somewhere to leave a bike?
Yes — the courtyard through the green door has a covered rack on the left-hand wall, and it locks from the inside. The courtyard key is the small brass one on the ring.
Answered from this guide · Arrival and keys
Could we check out a little later than 11?
The guide says any time before eleven and does not mention a later checkout, so that one is for your host to answer.
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