I mainly stayed at this hostel because of how cheap it was, I stayed in an 8 person communal room (guys) and it was pretty good besides one night where a dude had the most disturbing snores (think sleep apnea mixed with demon talk) I've heard ever. The place is an old church convent which has been thoroughly renovated. I... More

We took a nice ferry ride from Amalfi to Salerno and it was good to get back to reasonable prices. This hotel is not easy to find so I would get directions and a map from the information center near the train/bus station. It is a fair walk from the ferry landing down the pedestrian mall into a warren of... More

My wife and I stayed here for two nights while traveling through south Italy. The price was good, and we were especially pleased because we were upgraded by the hostel staff to a private room overlooking the courtyard for no additional cost (quite a beautiful courtyard). The staff were friendly, but the hostel was quite loud, especially at night, and... More

We loved staying in this impressive 16th century home! Our hosts were absolutely marvelous and went way beyond what was expected. We came back home with a limoncello recipe (the best lemon liquor ever is produced here), pottery ware that we painted ourselves and lots of beautiful memories of being cared for like by your own mother. Lina organised all... More

Friendly staff. Lovely courtyard with fountain for breakfast. Clean room. A little noisy in the street in the morning. More

I was recommended to stay here as it was conveniently located and relatively cheap. By cheap I mean basic - this is, after all, nothing more than a youth hostel so don't expect a TV or mini-bar. The room was compact, clean, and yes the shower cubicle was tiny. I was disappointed to be overlooked by the cleaners two days... More

This was the only hostel we stayed in on this trip. It was cheap (45 euros for a double en suite) but the real reason for staying there was the opportunity to stay in the 16th century convent. The room we got on the top floor was simply furnished with twin beds. There was a big window looking out over... More