PERFETTO, Stay at Hotel De Rosa in Maiori, is just like going home. Actually this our 3rd stay with…read morethem, but the hospitality is always perfect. Three sisters (Ileana, Ilaria, Ivette) tireless workers with a gracious smile will do everything to make their guests feel at home. Very convenient place, working distance from the beach. They will accomodate your parking situation. Good breakfast, Good cappucino! Good area, close to everything again away from everything. Erick B. Naples FL

This is a nice quaint hotel located next to the Salerno train station and 100 meters from the…read morebeach. There are plenty of shops and eateries around this location. The inside of the hotel is a tad old but is well kept and clean. Complimentary breakfast is from 7 AM to 10 AM. I would recommend this hotel since it is located in a prime location and quite livable inside.

We stayed at the Hotel Plaza twice in the last month and found it to be very comfortable and…read moreconvenient. They serve a very nice breakfast and the location is very close to the train station. Although the rooms are a bit dated for the price they can't be beat. We found the owner Gaetano to be extremely nice and very pleasant to talk to.

We stayed at Donna Giulia for two nights in June and were amazed by the stunning beauty of this…read moreplace. The house is located within one of the most historic palaces in Salerno, right on the Lungomare promenade, and every room has breath-taking views of the the Tyrrhenian Sea. Each of the six bedrooms is beautifully decorated and has a spacious, private bath. The common rooms include a well-appointed dining area, living room with flat screen television, and kitchen with all the amenities. The house also has free Wifi and AC. Donna Giulia was a quick walk to everything we wanted; restaurants, groceries, shops, and the harbor. We absolutely loved our stay and cannot wait to return!

A truly wonderful place to hold a wedding reception for the daughter. We had a small intimate…read morewedding celebration, 36 adult guests in total - immediate family and friends. Highly recommended - Service was excellent- waiters were very attentive and unobtrusive. Very much what to expect for what I can only describe as old fashioned. It's the kind of place with a head waiter dressed in a tuxedo suit. Very well organized - each course served by several waiters so no one was waiting. It was timed it so that you could eat leisurely and have time to breathe between courses. Food was very well prepared. hors d'oeuvres for reception on the grassy and tree lined terrace included multiple delicious classic pairings : cream with dollop of caviar or smoked salmon bites on toast, assorted battered seafood and cheesy bites, baked tiny pizzas and bruschetta ( no pictures - busy with photos of family and bride and groom.) Venue for actual dinner was so beautifully setup and decorated . We were outdoors and they had it prepared for rainy weather and boy, that thunderstorm sounded like a fireworks show to cap the night. Live music and soloist during dinner was great and so was the DJ for dancing after ( not part of venue). There is a second floor for guests to go to to rest and it was quiet enough for the 2 babies to fall asleep. Here's a reminder- the towns along the Amalfi coast are all really on a mountain - a lot of winding roads to get to places . Keep your legs and knees in shape- expect a lot of stair climbing and walking from main roads. And it's a pasta lovers' dream - you can't really low carb here. The stair climbing and walking is great to work off some of the Carbs. Weather changes often- for this day we started with overcast skies that gave way to sunshine during the ceremony then a real rainy and loud thunderstorm which cleared as we ended. So do come prepared. Bonus: there was a church along the way that you can visit if you have time.