“Great spot!”
Penelope was super communicative and helpful; the place was clean, well equipped, and I would stay again. I was mistaken about how close it was to the train station.
Donnak3 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★★·Salerno·9.3
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Le Stanze di Penelope offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, and garden or city views, each equipped with a tea/coffee maker, refrigerator, and work desk. Guests benefit from a spa, free Wi‑Fi, lift, minimarket, hairdresser, and tour desk, with breakfast served in‑room. Situated under 1 km from Salerno Cathedral and Train Station, it provides easy access to the Archaeological Museum, Medieval Aqueduct, and Lido La Conchiglia.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Penelope was super communicative and helpful; the place was clean, well equipped, and I would stay again. I was mistaken about how close it was to the train station.
Donnak·3 settimane fa
The pastries and coffee were nice, but we thought we’d share a two‑bedroom apartment with our mail, travel companion, and it turned out the second bedroom was booked for another couple. Our friend was rebooked into another property 500 m away, so we ended up sharing our apartment with strangers. That was unexpected!
Maureen·Un mese fa
Both hosts were friendly and accommodating, communicating via WhatsApp and always attentive. Each had their own room with a bathroom, and we shared a common space, but the other tenant didn’t close the door, compromising privacy.
Marcela·Un mese fa
The location is excellent, and the private‑bathroom room is very comfortable. Penelope, the host, is super helpful and attentive. Overall everything was fine, just the breakfast kitchen felt a bit small.
Cristina·Un mese fa
I arrived to a nicely furnished room and the hostess was warm. The location was handy compared to Salerno station, and the boulevard wasn’t far. The bed was good and the shower was delightful. Salerno itself is a beautiful, lively city where every evening people of all ages stroll around the streets and boulevard, and it was lovely to see whole families walking. Penelope and her mother stopped by to say hello and help with our luggage. The sofa was hard and low, but that didn’t matter because we spent most of the day outside. In the small shared kitchen you could make coffee or tea, and there was a fridge for the guests of the two rooms. If you wanted tea or coffee at the same time, you had to wait your turn, which was a bit annoying.
Margreet·Un mese fa