Hotels near Church of the Crucifix, Salerno

Value for money. The check in was a little weird. Also the walls are like paper. One can hear everything. Very clean tho.

We highly recommend and would stay again. Room: The room was adequately sized, especially for being in the city. The bed itself was extremely comfortable and I really enjoyed the large balcony. Our room faced the street and we found it to be quiet during the day and/or night. An Italian breakfast is provided in the room daily and there was a mini fridge with water. Location: The property is a few minute walk to the main walking street where there are bars, restaurants, and shops. This street can take you to the train station in one direction and the historical center in the other. The property is also within walking distance to the ferry and the beach. We are avid walkers, but I would say nothing took longer than 10 minutes to get to. My only caution would be that there is a small incline when walking to the property from the south. Hospitality: The highlight of our stay was the hospitality. The host promptly met us when we arrived earlier than planned. Maid service was done daily even when we said it wasn’t necessary if they felt uncomfortable due to Covid. We also left behind a bag of cords by accident and remembered a week later. We contacted the property and the host promptly replied and set up a day and time to meet so we could pick it up. Overall, we couldn’t have asked for a better experience!

Updated 2018 visit. Modernized rooms, stand up showers, cleanliness, breakfast, plentiful. Well operated hotel high rating, staff Excellent. Close two ports (Concordia, Manfredi), Ferry's to Positano, Amalfi, Capri. If you want see Amalfi sites this the better way as viewing from seaside better than bus landside. Church worth visit. Transportation rail station 300 meters. Fast/ local train service many points. Pompeii 45 minutes local trains, many nearby cafe's, dinning, cab service via hotel desk very good.

After lots of research we decided to make salerno as a base to explore amalfi coast and capri, and we r happy that we stayed here. Direct fast train from Rome [sorrento doesn't]..hotel being just Opposite to railway station. Easy to reach. We booked 1 double room and 1 single room for our family of 3. Rooms r clean, AC works great, normal size bathroom ,good hot water,supermarket nearby, walking distance to port and beach. Taxi stand just opposite to hotel, and main bus stop also just in front. We took ferry to capri (2 ports for ferry, LNG ferry 1.5 km away, 10 euro for taxi )and for amalfi town we took SITA bus 24 hour pass 10 euro per person and we started with amalfi, ravello and reached Positano and return. Easy to catch bus ,and just in 10 euro pp we completed our amalfi coast . Excellent location.and no noise in rooms, breakfast is great, fresh bakery and fruits every day. Staff is cheerful and extra helping. Best of all our hotels in Italy. Though rating is 3 star it is Actually better then msny 4 star hotels. Kudos to family management

The hotel does have a grand-presence on Lungomare. Being an older and spacious property does have it's advantages - like having a wide balcony with chairs to gaze out at the exotic Amalfi coast (photo attached). Though Easter time, we were lucky to have a room with a balcony. Conveniently located in a 10-minute walk the the Salerno station, bus-stop or concordia Pier to reach Amalfi. Room was spacious with large cupboards and a small place to cook-meals. A kettle would have been comfortable in the room. Being Asian, I love my warm water and a morning coffee. Breakfast was tasty with some of the local sweet delicacies like Sfogliatella and Conchiglia. I noticed it was spread in way which reduced food-wastage on the table. However, I missed warm sausages or omlette. Would have also liked vegetable salads and cut fruits. A variety of whole fresh fruits were accessible, but sometimes we get lazy to peel and eat an entire fruit :) Staff were friendly and helpful.

It's far from Salerno city center and there's nothing around. I decided to rent a car and go to a more leisurely place. I was surprised that there was no supermarket or restaurant~ Facilities and breakfast are good <

Avoid at all costs. Caution to those looking to book, there is a hotel panorama and most likely the positive reviews are meant for the hotel, not residence. First, I was told the card couldn’t be processed after successful online booking and that I needed to email my full credit information as the balance remainder on the card was insufficient, despite myself knowing this is not the case. I double checked the card I used and also asked for the last digits of the card. The card was fine, when I told them this they then changed the story to say the card number was just incomplete and again to email the card information. I refused to email and they threatened to cancel the reservation. During July, there were very few available hotels at this point just a few days to check in. So against my better judgement I provided a rarely used card in case of them being a scam and called with the information. Upon arrival at the very old building, they asked for a security deposit of 100 euros. This seems unheard of here in Italy and was discussed also in a very recent review as well. I provided the same card again written on an old fashioned carbon copy paper. When I got the keys to go upstairs they told me there are also stairs as many guests are scared of the elevator. I didn’t know what to say but now that seemed warranted. When I entered the room to lock it, I found the deadbolt to be jammed so that there was no way to internally lock the door. The building is shared use with local apartments. When I let the front desk know the deadbolt did not lock (I am young female alone) they told me first that none of the doors had internal locks. I asked a guest staying there as this seemed simply a lie, which they confirmed their door did lock internally as is a bare minimum feature at hotels to have a deadbolt lock. I note the keys to get in are a physical key rather than electronic. I requested they call maintenance to fix the door, they told me they had already left but they will come in the morning to fix the door. This means they lied that all doors do not lock as they agreed it needed to be fixed. I then informed them I would not be accepting the room and would be leaving. They tried to delay me so much with the same circular talk of they will fix the door in the morning (despite previously saying all doors do not lock internally), they also say they have security at front desk (but there are multiple entrances and no security between local residential floors and guest floors), and later that Italy requires all doors to be non panic and not internally locking (this is false). They will not refund or cancel the multiple night stay and now dispute with credit card company is in progress. Whatever you do, avoid this place. The room was also dirty and couldn’t have been cheaper put together despite the cost of the room.

An absolutely beautiful family run hotel in Scala. We loved our stay here and didn’t want to leave. The hotel has a very welcoming vibe as soon as you step through the door. The rooms are tastefully decorated, well equipped and have amazing views of the Amalfi Coast. The centre of Scala is a 5 minute away away and you can easily get to Ravello and Amalfi by foot or using the bus service. We would definitely recommend doing the cookery class with Antonio and Marinella. We hope to be back!

We stayed here for 3 nights and enjoyed our stay here and the place as well was nice in Atrani. It is only a 10 min walk to Amalfi. The rooms were of a decent size and bathrooms weren't too bad either, providing you with the standard shower gels and hair/body washes, along with a hair dryer that was slightly better than the average hairdryers that barely dry. Our first night we had a hiccup - we were asleep and the fire alarm in our room went off! We do not smoke and had no electricals in - we still aren't sure what happened. It went off several times and the hotel staff apologised when we went down to complain. We still are not sure why it went off, and this was not since mentioned by any member of staff - not even a note or acknowledgement about our sleep being disrupted, which we were really disappointed about. Thankfully it was just the one night and it must have been a faulty alarm, however we were disappointed that nobody checked on us the next couple of days of our stay and didn't apologise for the inconvenience. Breakfast buffet had a nice selection of mostly cold foods and some hot items too, and we were able to request our coffee of choosing i.e. cappuccinos. A lovely selection of food to fill yourself on. It took us over an hour to find the place which was very tiring and stressful! Essentially do not follow google maps, When you find the route it is so straightforward. You need to go down to the beach level and you will come across a restaurant with ”Palme” in the name. To the left of there is a small archway with a sign to the hotel - you just follow up the stairs. That is the only place that has the hotel sign posted. The hotel also has a spa with sauna etc however we were told it was an extra 80 euros to access the spa, so we decided against it. Overall, the hotel was nice, decent food, decent room sizes and nice staff.